Twenty-six people were killed and at least 85 injured after two trains collided head-on in Greece late on Tuesday night, the fire brigade said, while the cause of the deadliest rail crash in Greece in decades remained unclear.
Officials on the Greek island of Rhodes evacuated thousands of locals and tourists from villages in the southeast of the Aegean island, moving a total of around 30,000 to safety, where wildfires were raging out of control for a fifth day.
India outlined a new plan to use Greek Port of Piraeus, casting doubts at its intention to use Iranian Port of Chabahar while the latter is easier to benefit from.
Previously, European nations objected to participating in the American coalition in the Red Sea, citing their disapproval of rising tensions in the region.