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How far will Japan go to preserve the 2,600-year-old male imperial bloodline?

Japan's imperial family is running out of male heirs, and a debate over how to preserve the hereditary lineage that has continued unbroken for centuries is dividing the nation. Meanwhile, Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako wrapped up their two-week trip to Europe, and Japan took note that their royal Dutch…

France 24

Senegal's worsening droughts are quietly reshaping families, and researchers say it could mean climate stress is nudging migration from temporary moves toward longer-term settlement

Worsening droughts are compelling Senegalese migrants in Europe to permanently bring their families over, a new study reveals. This shift from sending remittances to family reunification is particularly pronounced for those with legal status and existing social networks. However, women left behind in Senegal face increased immobility, becoming "trapped populations."…

The Times of India

By the numbers: What to know about Europe's record-breaking heat wave

Western Europe is grappling with an unprecedented June heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in many areas. Spain has recorded an estimated 327 heat-related deaths, while France saw its hottest day on record with an average of 30°C. England experienced its hottest June day, and the Netherlands issued its first-ever extreme…

The Economic Times

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Uzbekistan’s World Cup appearance is a moment of pride and shows off central Asia’s peaceful development

The expanded men’s World Cup in 2026 has given fans the chance to cheer on the exploits of first-time qualifiers, some of which many people might previously have struggled to locate on the map. Standout moments have already included Curaçao’s goal-keeping heroics in earning a draw against Ecuador and Cabo…

The Conversation

Brexit at 10: What price has the UK paid for 'taking back control'?

Ten years after the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, Brexit supporters still see this as a historic act of sovereignty, while critics point to the resulting economic damage and political division.

Radio France Internationale

Europe's best lakes for a safe summer dip, from the Italian Alps to the Hungarian plains

The report ranked European countries for their abundance of lakes rated as “excellent”, meaning their water quality was safe for swimming.

Euronews

What is the 'Omega Block' causing Europe's intense heatwave?

A severe heatwave gripping Western Europe, causing over 50 deaths in France, is fueled by an 'omega block' weather pattern. This phenomenon traps warm, high-pressure air between cooler systems, leading to prolonged heat and dry conditions. While the link between climate change and omega block frequency is debated, scientists confirm…

The Economic Times

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'Measures needed to face extreme heat or it will kill us,' Copernicus director says

As scorching weather hits Europe, climate expert Carlo Buontempo told Euronews' flagship morning show Europe Today that "record-breaking temperatures should not be breaking news" and that strategies are needed to face extreme weather lest humanity suffers the consequences.

Euronews

Voices: The Brexit Debates: Did leaving the EU ruin holidays abroad for Brits?

EUROPE: THE WAY BACK: As the UK gears up for well-deserved summer breaks, global travel editor Annabel Grossman and economics professor Len Shackleton argue for and against Brexit’s benefits for British holidaymakers, 10 years after the referendum

The Independent UK

Russian hawks urge Putin to escalate war, drop US talks as Ukraine strikes deep

Amidst escalating Ukrainian drone attacks, Russian hardliners are pressuring President Putin to abandon diplomacy and intensify the conflict. Calls for drastic measures, including nuclear weapons use and targeting European drone factories, have grown louder. While the Kremlin has resisted these extreme demands, recent strikes have heightened tensions and fueled a…

The Economic Times

Spain registers 327 heat-related deaths since Sunday in record-breaking heatwave

Europe is being hit by record-high temperatures in a heatwave that is expected to last for a further two weeks across the continent.

Euronews

UK June heat record broken again, France postpones Pride and Poland warns of wildfires as heatwave grips Europe – as it happened

Estimated 150 million people in Europe could experience temperatures above 35C today

The Guardian - AU

EU investigators seize 4,200 tonnes of textile waste illegally shipped to Turkey from Italy

Inspectors discovered an additional 2,100 tonnes of textile waste stored in a warehouse linked to a Turkish recycling facility that was noncompliant with environmental laws. Meanwhile, France is urging EU countries to get tough on ultra-fast fashion.

Euronews

EU moves to prolong protection for Ukrainians but not new arrivals eligible for military service

The European Union has moved to extend temporary protection status for millions of Ukrainians who fled the war

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Euronews

Hospitals struggle as European heatwave moves east

As hospitals buckle and warnings spread east, the heatwave is exposing how unprepared much of Europe remains for extreme temperatures.

France 24

UK breaks hottest June day record for third day in a row, France and Belgium cancel events

Health authorities across Europe were on high alert on Friday as a deadly heatwave progressed across the continent, prompting alcohol bans and the cancellation of mass gatherings in France and Belgium. Britain’s Meteorological Office said the UK broke the record for its hottest-ever June day for the third day in…

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m a soldier. I don’t have a gun, but I have a pen and a camera’: Mahnaz Mohammadi on fighting the Iranian regime

The director and activist on her fictional drama Roya, drawing on her experience of imprisonment and torture, and why even in Europe she feels unsafe

The Guardian - UK

Weather tracker: Heatwave expected to bring Germany and Poland to 40C

Austrian Grand Prix declares heat hazard as dramatic rise in temperatures forecast in central and northern Europe

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The Conversation

Cracks in European unity emerge over Ukraine and security

When Donald Trump signed the memorandum of understanding (MoU) in Versailles on June 17 after the G7 summit, it dominated the headlines around the world. This is no more than you’d expect. The 60-day ceasefire, which – despite a few wobbles – appears to be largely holding in both Iran…

International Business Times UK

Heatwave in Europe: Alcohol Ban, Marks & Spencer's Brain Is Frying, Americans Baking in Paris Airbnbs

Europe faces record-breaking temperatures, prompting alcohol bans and heat-related incidents. Authorities warn of dehydration risks, while tourists struggle with the heat in non-air-conditioned accommodations.

Radio France Internationale

Current Europe heatwave 'impossible' without human-induced climate change

A study comparing the heatwave that has swept across Europe this week with heatwaves in 1976 and 2003 has found that human-caused climate change is "unequivocally" responsible for the extreme heat over the last week – with France recording its hottest day since records began in 1947 on Wednesday.

International Business Times UK

Hospitals Under Pressure as Paris Restricts Alcohol During Europe's Heatwave Crisis

Paris authorities have restricted public alcohol consumption and takeaway sales to reduce health risks and ease hospital pressure during a severe heatwave, with record temperatures and rising emergencies.

The Guardian - UK

‘Slough is like an experiment’: Europe’s largest datacentre hub leaves town sweltering

Emerging research suggests datacentres create a heat island effect, pushing up temperatures in the immediate vicinity by as much as 9C

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Tom Morello cancels tour dates to look after his sick mother

Rage Against The Machine star Tom Morello has cancelled a slew of European tour dates so he can fly home to care for his ailing mother.

Euronews

UK foreign policy to remain unchanged despite government transition, deputy PM Lammy says

The UK's deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has told Europe Today that his country's foreign policy — including its support for Ukraine and efforts to restore EU ties — will remain unchanged when a new Prime Minister takes the reins after Keir Starmer's exit.

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