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Study: Climate Change the Main Driver of Sea Overheating in Europe
The warming of seas in Europe is largely a consequence of climate change, which this summer is causing temperatures to rise by up to two degrees…
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Tageschau: EU Flirts with Autocrat in Eastern Libya over Migration
The European Union plans to cooperate more closely with the regime in eastern Libya in order to close the refugee route to Crete, but experts warn…
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More Than 5,000 People Infected With Ebola in Congo
The number of people infected with Ebola in Congo has surpassed 5,000, the country’s government announced today. Data from the Congolese Ministry of Health indicate that…
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South Korea and US Shorten Military Exercises Following Trump’s Order
The South Korean and US militaries have agreed to significantly shorten their joint military exercises at the request of the United States, South Korean officials said…
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Russia Protests to Japan Over Condemnation of Putin’s Visit to Kuril Islands
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs today summoned the Japanese ambassador and lodged a protest over the official condemnation by Tokyo of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s…
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Turkey Announces Establishment of Two National Parks in the Aegean Sea, Greece Protests
Turkey has established two marine national parks in the Aegean Sea and the eastern Mediterranean, prompting strong reactions from Greece, reports the Brussels-based portal Eualive. Turkish…
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Minister Pavkov: Plan for the Restoration of Fire-Devastated Deliblato Sands Area Expected Next Week
Serbian Minister of Environmental Protection Sara Pavkov announced today that a proposal for the restoration plan for the fire-devastated area of the Special Nature Reserve „Deliblato…
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American Scientists Examine the Biological Clock and Why Some People Age Faster
American scientists have analyzed the blood of more than 3,200 people to understand how the biological clock works and why some people age faster, since two…
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Number of Illegal EU Border Crossings Down 37 Percent in Seven Months
Illegal crossings of EU borders have decreased by 37 percent from the beginning of the year to the end of July compared to the same period…
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Trump’s Envoy Kushner in Israel
The envoy of U.S. President Donald Trump for the Middle East, Jared Kushner, has arrived in Israel, where he is expected to meet with Israeli Prime…
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Israeli Minister Advocates Killing Dozens of Palestinians Daily: ‘These People Are Not Worthy of Life’
Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir, one of the most extreme right-wing politicians in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition, has publicly advocated killing 30…
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Iran Introduces Prison Sentences for Giving Statements to Foreign Hostile Media
The Iranian parliament has passed a draft law that would make interviews and other communication with media outlets deemed hostile by the authorities a criminal offense,…
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BBC: Reuse of Syringes in Pakistani Hospital Caused HIV Epidemic Among Children
The same syringes were used in a hospital in Pakistan amid an HIV epidemic among children, an investigation by the BBC has revealed. In the city…
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Ukraine Strikes Russian Industrial Site in Samara, Russia Sends 152 Drones to Ukraine
In a major Ukrainian attack today, industrial infrastructure in the southwestern Russian region of Samara was hit, according to a Russian official. The head of the…
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Tusk: Polish Army Will Be the Largest in Europe
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated today in Gdynia, at the naval parade, that Poland does not want new battles, that it wants to avoid war,…
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Iranian Official: The Strait of Hormuz Will Remain Iranian
Deputy Iranian Foreign Minister Kazem Garibabadi stated today that the Strait of Hormuz will remain Iranian, in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s statement that he…
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France and England Battle Multiple Forest Fires Amid Record Heat
Firefighters across France and in central England are battling multiple fires today, as a new wave of record heat grips much of Europe. Their work is…
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Fire in Berlin High-Rise, at Least Five Injured
At least five people were injured in a fire that broke out this morning in a high-rise building in Berlin, according to German media reports. All…
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European Central Bank Warns of Trend Toward Phasing Out Cash Payments
A survey by the European Central Bank (ECB) has shown that nearly 92 percent of businesses in the eurozone—mainly retailers, restaurants, and hotels—accept cash payments, but…