Wildfires in Greece: Two fast-moving fires on Salamina near Athens killed two people and forced the evacuation of nearly 600, with the fire service saying the blazes are now largely extinguished; about 200 firefighters and two helicopters remain, and three burn patients are still in hospital. Wildfires across Europe: Belgium’s High Fens blaze—its biggest in modern history—has burned about 3,000 hectares and prompted precautionary evacuations near the German border, with rain offering some relief. EU-Russia sanctions: EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says the bloc will propose the most far-reaching Russia sanctions listings since the war began this autumn, potentially expanding the number of sanctioned Russian entities by about one third; Greece had objected to parts affecting LNG transfers. Greece-Turkey maritime dispute: Greece says Turkey’s “national marine parks” beyond Turkish waters have no legal effect and cannot change Greek rights in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean. Health & cooperation: A Cypriot donor’s organs saved five lives, with transplants coordinated across Cyprus, Greece and Israel. Sports (Greek): Giannis Konstantelias’ move from PAOK to Borussia Dortmund is nearing completion after his medical, sparking PAOK ultras protests.