
Europe Records Hottest June and July on Record, Study Finds
Europe saw its hottest June and July ever recorded, according to a new study reported by G1.
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Europe saw its hottest June and July ever recorded, according to a new study reported by G1.

Youri Tielemans impressed on debut as Man United drew 1-1 with PSG in Gothenburg.

Indonesian health officials aim to vaccinate 90% of children against HPV to prevent cervical cancer, despite hoax resistance.

Fakt reports Mandaryna and Krystian Rzymkiewicz, her new dance partner, appear to have good chemistry.

UEFA, AFC, and CONCACAF criticize Gianni Infantino over a failed World Cup stake sale proposal.

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia has killed at least 111 people, according to Turkish media reports.

Referee Gariano defends decision not to award River Plate a penalty in match against Tigre.

Ex-gang leader faces court in Las Vegas over Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, 30 years on.

A fossil left in the Arctic in 1948 is now confirmed as the largest Triassic predator on record, per Phys.org.

Daniel Kinahan faces Irish court after extradition from Dubai on organized crime charges.

MTN Uganda reports 37.7% profit rise to sh367.5b in H1, with dividend up 73%.

Netanyahu rejects Trump's Gaza plan, insisting Hamas disarm before any Israeli troop withdrawal.

Global oil prices rise and stocks diverge as US-Iran talks over the Strait of Hormuz stay unresolved.

India's US envoy defends FCRA Bill as sovereign step, citing similar US laws, days after Modi-Vance call.

A social worker was denied bail after €950,000 in drugs were seized at Dublin Airport, per reports.

EDF's nuclear fleet set a record for unavailable capacity Sunday during a heatwave, per BFM.

Winnipeg emergency crews will soon administer a medication to relieve opioid withdrawal symptoms, per reports.

Two embryos were swapped at Milan's San Raffaele hospital, Italian media report.

KBS reports three typhoons are active at once, with Chan-hom’s potential impact on the Korean Peninsula under review.

Cameroon and Malawi advanced to the WAFCON semifinals, with Malawi also securing a first-ever World Cup berth.

The 2026 European Athletics Championships began in Birmingham with an evening session on August 10.

Jeongyeon leaves TWICE's agency JYP to pursue acting, joining sister Gong Seung-yeon at Varo Entertainment.

Police say eight teens charged with murder went to a Queensland party armed and prepared to harm.

Iran has issued demands for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, according to RTE.ie.
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