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Survivors Challenge Greek Coastguard Over Deadly Shipwreck

Protesters hold a banner against EU and Greek government policies towards migrants during a protest, following a deadly collision between a migrant boat and a coast guard vessel off the island of Chios, in Athens, Greece, February 5, 2026.  Survivors of a fatal shipwreck near the Greek island of Chios are disputing the Greek coastguard’s official account of the incident that left 15 Afghan migrants dead. Authorities claim the migrants’ dinghy was traveling without lights, ignored repeated warnings, and suddenly veered into a patrol vessel, causing the collision. Multiple survivors, however, insist that no warnings were issued and that the dinghy never changed course. They say the coastguard vessel only revealed itself moments before impact, leaving them no time to react. Their testimonies have intensified calls from human rights groups for an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The incident has renewed scrutiny of Greece’s border enforcement...
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Seattle’s Defense Dominates as Seahawks Claim Super Bowl Glory

 



Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold celebrates with the Vince Lombardi trophy after defeating the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX. Mark J.


The Seattle Seahawks delivered a statement performance on football’s biggest stage, overpowering the New England Patriots 29–13 in a Super Bowl showdown defined by defensive brilliance. Seattle’s defense dictated the game from the opening snap, overwhelming New England with relentless pressure, tight coverage, and a level of physicality the Patriots never solved.

Quarterback Drake Maye spent much of the night under siege as Seattle’s front seven collapsed the pocket again and again, forcing hurried throws and capitalizing on mistakes. A strip sack, multiple interceptions, and a pick‑six highlighted a night where the Seahawks’ defense looked every bit like a championship unit.

On offense, Seattle leaned on Kenneth Walker III, who churned out tough yards and kept the Patriots’ defense on the field. His steady production allowed the Seahawks to control the tempo and wear down New England as the game progressed.

The Patriots showed signs of life with a fourth‑quarter touchdown, but Seattle responded immediately, closing the door with a late scoring surge that removed any doubt about the outcome.

With this victory, the Seahawks not only secured another Lombardi Trophy but also reasserted their identity as one of the league’s most punishing defensive teams — a performance fans in Seattle won’t forget anytime soon.

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