Archaeologists have uncovered a ‘shipwreck graveyard’ off Karpathos, Greece, dating over 2,600 years. Recent dives revealed five shipwrecks, including four ancient ones, alongside numerous amphorae and Byzantine anchors. Further research into this significant site is underway.

Skies over Crete have turned red due to a dust storm, disrupting flights, including British Airways from London. The Greek national meteorological service issued a red warning for heavy rain and storms. Evacuations may be necessary as conditions worsen.

Trump’s latest address heightened investor concerns, increasing oil prices, illustrating clear market uncertainty despite latest Trump attempt to soothe concerns.

Jonathan, the world’s oldest tortoise, is alive at 193 years old, dispelling recent false reports of his death. The Seychelles Giant Tortoise, who has lived on St Helena since 1882, remains at Plantation House, where he continues to thrive. Learn more about his remarkable life.

Iran’s president criticises US military presence, highlighting a history of non-aggression. He emphasises that foreign interventions, particularly the 1953 coup, have eroded trust. The impact of sanctions on the Iranian people must not be underestimated; a path toward dialogue is crucial for future relations.

Kissing a woman’s hand without her consent can now be classified as sexual assault in Spain, according to the Supreme Court. Following a conviction for a similar incident in Madrid, it’s crucial to understand these new legal implications moving forward.