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Iran-linked group claims arson attacks in Antwerp and London
On March 23, Ashab al Yamin, a group with ties to the Islamic Republic, took responsibility for attacks in Antwerp and in London. The incidents raise the total number of claimed attacks by the Iran-linked group against Jewish and Western sites to seven.
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Purported Iran-backed group claims responsibility for attacks in Belgium and Greece
A previously unknown organization called the Islamic Movement of the Companions of the Right claimed responsibility for an explosion that targeted a synagogue in Liège, Belgium, and another unconfirmed attack at an unknown location in Greece this week. It is unclear if the organization is authentic, but recent Iranian threats aimed at European countries over the war could indicate a connection to the Islamic Republic.
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Libyan parliament speaker claims maritime deal with Turkey invalid but open to renegotiation
House of Representatives Speaker Aguila Saleh has declared the 2019 Libya-Turkey maritime agreement illegitimate, arguing that it lacked parliamentary ratification and was concluded amid Libya’s unresolved civil conflict. The deal, signed after Turkey’s military intervention on behalf of the Tripoli-based government, expanded Ankara’s maritime claims in the eastern Mediterranean and provoked sharp opposition from Greece, Egypt, and the European Union. Saleh’s call for multilateral negotiations—including Greece, Egypt, and Turkey—underscores Libya’s continued fragmentation and signals a potential challenge to Ankara’s long-term military and energy ambitions in the region.
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Turkey’s new precision weapons stoke regional tensions
Turkey’s unveiling of the Tayfun Block-4 missile and Gazap and Hayalet bunker-buster bombs at IDEF 2025 marks a major leap in its offensive capabilities, alarming Israel, Greece, and Cyprus, all within range of these systems. While Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan frames the advances as a march toward defense self-reliance, regional rivals view them as tools for expanding Ankara’s geopolitical reach in the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East.
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France
Raid on ISIS suspect in the French Riviera
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Greece
Exclusive: The mysterious journey of the Libya oil tanker
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Greece
Authorities seized a vessel two days ago near the island of Symi that carried large quantities of undeclared arms apparently destined for Libya. The ship, laden with some 20,000 Kalashnikovs along with ammunition and high explosives, sailed from Ukraine to Istanbul in late October but also had other stops on its intinerary, including the southern Turkish port of Iskenderun and Tartus in Syria.
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Greece
First prayer in Thessaloniki mosque after 90 years
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Iran
US Sanctions Greek Businessman for Helping Iran Ship Oil
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Europe
Prototype of European combat drone makes maiden flight
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Palestinian Territories
UN set to implicitly recognize Palestinian state, despite threats
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European Union
Spain dismantles Pakistani human trafficking ring
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Greece
In the first such demonstration in Greece, about 600 Muslims marched in protest against an anti-Islam film to the US embassy in Athens. Clashes erupted as protesters tried to break through the cordon around the compound and hurled bottles at police, who responded with tear gas. Police arrested 40 people.
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France
Italy: Ten suspects arrested over international anarchist attacks
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Afghanistan
As the West plans its pullout from Afghanistan, many desperate Afghans are also looking for an exit
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France
Iran Warns 6 Countries in Europe It Will Cut Off Oil
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China
Sanctions Benefit Iran’s Revolutionary Guards
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Afghanistan
Afghan asylum bids hit 10-year high
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Iran
Iran currency plunges 10% as US strengthens sanctions
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Greece
Rebels urged to join Somali peace efforts
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France
Israel set for Gaza aid ‘flytilla’ as boats blocked
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Greece
Embassy bombings ‘aimed at revitalising anarchist movement’
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Greece
Cops say link between Italian, Greek anarchists
