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Historic heat wave puts nearly 100 million people under alerts across the United States

A historic heat wave is sweeping across the United States, placing nearly 100 million people under heat alerts as dangerously high temperatures spread from the western states toward the East Coast. Meteorologists warn that the extreme weather event could reach its peak in the coming days before conditions......

Morocco unveils new road safety strategy to address rise of e-scooters and home deliveries

Morocco is preparing a new approach to road safety that takes into account major changes in urban mobility, including the rapid growth of electric scooters and the expansion of home delivery services. Transport and Logistics Minister Abdessamad Kayouh announced the new direction during the opening session......

San Fermín festival in Spain records 57 injuries during traditional bull runs

The 2026 San Fermín celebrations in Pamplona, northern Spain, ended with 57 reported injuries, including four cases involving bull horn wounds during the famous “encierros,” the traditional bull runs that attract thousands of participants from around the world. The regional government......

Morocco sets October 4 opening date for 2026-2027 hunting season

Morocco has announced that the 2026-2027 hunting season will officially begin on October 4 across the country, as authorities continue efforts to promote sustainable wildlife management and preserve natural resources. The National Agency for Water and Forests (ANEF) confirmed the date following a meeting......

UK enters a new climate era as extreme heat becomes the norm, Met Office warns

The United Kingdom has entered a fundamentally different climate regime, with rising temperatures and increasingly frequent extreme weather events redefining what is considered normal, according to a new report from the Met Office. The assessment concludes that the country's climate has changed......

Uganda's Edward Mukiibi leads Slow Food into a new global era

The Slow Food movement is entering a new chapter under the leadership of Ugandan farmer and agronomist Edward Mukiibi, who is working to expand the organization's global reach while preserving the principles established by its late founder, Carlo Petrini. Forty years after Slow Food emerged in Italy......

G7 calls for end to violence in Sudan's El-Obeid and urges nationwide arms embargo

The Group of Seven (G7) foreign ministers, together with the European Union's foreign policy chief, have called for an immediate halt to violence in Sudan's city of El-Obeid, warning that continued military operations risk worsening the humanitarian crisis and exposing civilians to further atrocities. In......

Bangkok bar fire death toll rises to 30 as investigation begins

The death toll from a devastating fire at a bar in Bangkok has risen to 30, Thai authorities said on Tuesday, as families gathered to recover the remains of victims and investigators began examining the circumstances behind one of the capital’s deadliest recent fire incidents. The blaze broke......

Côte d’Ivoire: 24 killed and 36 injured in deadly bus crash on Bafing bridge

A serious road accident in western Côte d’Ivoire has left at least 24 people dead and 36 others injured after a passenger bus crashed on the Bafing bridge, authorities said. The tragedy has once again raised concerns over road safety and transport conditions in the country. The accident......

France launches forest donation campaigns as wildfires threaten natural areas

As wildfires continue to affect several regions of France, charitable organizations and environmental groups are mobilizing to support the long-term recovery and protection of forests. The Fondation de France and the Fondation du patrimoine have launched donation campaigns aimed at helping restore damaged......

Beirut port container fire brought under control after emergency response

A fire that broke out inside containers at the Port of Beirut was brought under control on Monday after firefighters intervened to contain the blaze and prevent further risks in one of Lebanon’s most sensitive infrastructure sites. The incident generated a large cloud of black smoke visible over......

Kénitra authorities restore order after gendarmerie uses warning shots during tense intervention

A tense security operation in the province of Kénitra led the Royal Gendarmerie to fire warning shots after officers faced what authorities described as a dangerous situation involving a large and highly agitated group of individuals. Two people were accidentally injured during the intervention,......

France: investigation launched after woman found dead in Béthune holiday rental

French authorities have opened a homicide investigation after the discovery of a woman’s body in a short-term rental property in Béthune, in the Pas-de-Calais department. Prosecutors said the victim had suffered multiple injuries caused by a bladed weapon. The case was confirmed on Tuesday......

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