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Extreme heat linked to thousands of excess deaths in Belgium

Belgium recorded an estimated 2,935 excess deaths during three heatwaves that affected the country between mid-June and mid-August 2026, according to an updated report released Thursday by the national public health institute Sciensano. The latest heatwave, which hit Belgium during the first half of......

Europe faces difficult winter as energy prices surge and gas reserves remain low

Europe could be heading toward a challenging winter as energy prices rise sharply while gas storage levels remain below what is normally expected ahead of the high-demand season, according to Bloomberg analysis. European policymakers are facing growing concerns over the region’s ability to absorb......

Ryanair warns high oil prices could push some rivals to the brink this winter

Irish low-cost airline Ryanair has warned that persistently high fuel prices could put significant pressure on some of its competitors during the coming winter season, with weaker airlines potentially struggling to maintain capacity or remain financially viable. The warning comes as renewed tensions......

Report: Washington plans millions in funding for right-wing media in Europe

The United States is reportedly considering allocating millions of dollars to support media and civil society initiatives associated with conservative and right-wing causes in Europe, according to media reports citing sources familiar with the plans. The proposed funding would reportedly include $4......

Spain records more than 5,000 heat-related deaths during the summer

Spain recorded an estimated 5,111 heat-related deaths between June 1 and August 31, 2026, marking the highest summer toll since the country's Carlos III Health Institute began systematically collecting comparable data in 2015. According to figures from the institute, August was the deadliest month,......

Russia accelerates Arctic trade corridor development as China-Europe shipping gains momentum

Russia is stepping up efforts to transform the Arctic into a major international trade corridor, betting on the Northern Sea Route to strengthen its position in global shipping and expand commercial links with China and other Asian economies. The strategy comes as international interest in Arctic shipping......

Why Europe struggles to break its security ties with Israel

European governments have increasingly adopted tougher political positions toward Israel, particularly over the conflict in Gaza, yet many continue to maintain significant military and security cooperation with the country. The gap between diplomatic criticism and defense policy highlights how deeply......

EU warns of potential gas shortage if a severe winter hits Europe

The European Union could face a gas shortage this winter if relatively low storage levels coincide with a prolonged period of unusually cold weather, European Commissioner for Climate Action Wopke Hoekstra has warned. In an interview with Euronews, Hoekstra urged EU member states to continue replenishing......

Austria records 646 heat-related deaths during June and July

Austria recorded 646 heat-related deaths during June and July, according to the Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety (AGES), as intense heatwaves affected large parts of Europe this summer. The figure represents a new record for the country, exceeding the previous high of 570 heat-related deaths......

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