Climate
Wildfire in Lège‑Cap‑Ferret, France, still burning
One of the largest forest fires France has seen since World War II continues to rage as civilian farmers bring water tankers to aid firefighters.
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General News
Tadej Pogacar Claims Record‑Equalling Fifth Tour de France Title
Pogacar becomes the fourth rider in history to win five Tours, joining the likes of Anquetil, Merckx, Hinault and Indurain after a decisive final stage performance.
War and security
Berlin Pride Attack: 21‑Year‑Old Suspect Linked to Islamic Groups Sought by Police
Authorities Treat Incident as Possible Terrorism
General News
Police raids on LGBTQ events remain commonplace in Armenia
Despite a growing drag scene and post‑Ukraine social shifts, authorities still clamp down on queer gatherings
War and security
At Least 11 Killed in Drone Attack on Holiday Camp in Russian‑held Zaporizhzhia
Russian‑installed authorities report an overnight drone strike that killed 11 people, including five children, at a holiday camp in the occupied part of the Zaporizhzhia region.
General News
Suspect Ramps Car into Crowd at Berlin Pride
Police launch manhunt after Saturday night attack at the event
General News
Wildfires Inflict Struggle on Madrid and Toledo Firefighters
Authorities describe the situation as a 'difficult night' as flames spread across the region.
Climate
Severe Wildfire Outbreak Scorches Parts of France and Spain amid Summer of Extremes
A wildfire outbreak spreads across France and Spain amid a particularly hot and dry season.
General News
Anthony Joshua defeats Kristian Prenga with a second‑round knockout in his comeback bout
The former Olympian returns to the ring with a decisive victory over the WKN challenger.
Elections
Brazil Blocks Visit by U.S. Delegation Seeking to Question Election System
Brazilian authorities denied visas to two senior U.S. officials on 25 July 2026, citing concerns that they intended to sow doubt about the security of Brazil’s voting system.
Foreign policy
Indian minister's resignation ends ‘cockroach’ party protest
Following the fallout, the party declares the protest will be halted.
Foreign policy
India’s Education Minister Resigns, Ending ‘Cockroach’ Movement Protests
The resignation of Education Minister Sarah Jacob leads to the closure of nationwide demonstrations that have marked the ‘Cockroach’ movement.