Wildfire Crisis in Greece: Multiple wildfires broke out across Greece over the past 24 hours, with the most serious blaze on Salamina near Athens where two people died and nine were injured; authorities are probing two separate fire fronts, with one suspected to involve negligence and another possibly linked to arson, while firefighters also tackled outbreaks in Attica and Arcadia and continued work on Evia. Investigation & Accountability: On Salamina, investigators collected electrical cable sections to rule out power-network faults and are examining the “zero point” of ignition; damage assessments are now underway. Energy Transition Support: Greece extended the “Exoikonomo – Epixeiro” business energy-efficiency program deadline to Nov. 30, 2026, covering 400+ businesses to finish approved interventions and cut energy costs. Black Sea Security & Pollution Risk: Greek-run vessels faced attacks in the Black Sea, including a Greek-managed tanker hit after loading Russian-origin oil near Novorossiysk, with reports saying no injuries or pollution were caused, and a separate Greek-owned bulk carrier fire after drone strikes. Biodiversity & Coexistence: A wolf attack on a livestock flock near Domokos left 30 sheep dead, highlighting rising human-wildlife conflict as wolf populations rebound.