Heatwave in Europe forces thousands to flee wildfires across France and other countries
France is witnessing extremely high temperatures, and they clubbed with high winds and dry air are triggering wildfires. And similar
ESA ends relations with Russia on Mars rover mission
Tuesday, the head of the European Space Agency said the agency had terminated its partnership with Russia to launch Europe’s
Italy’s farm production is endangered because of drought
The drought and inadequate water infrastructure in Italy are putting a third of the country’s agricultural production in danger, and
Greek actor-director convicted of 2 rape cases
One of Greece’s most famous theater actors and directors was sentenced to 12 years in prison after being convicted of
After snapping a selfie, US tourist falls into Mount Vesuvius
After trespassing to snap a photo, an American tourist plunged into Mount Vesuvius, an active volcano in Italy, according to
Spain and Portugal heat wave forecast spark wildfire concerns
Weather analysts predict that Spain’s second heat wave in less than a month and the year’s first for neighboring Portugal
James Bond theme composer Monty Norman passes away at age 94
Monty Norman, a British composer, best known for composing the iconic theme song for the James Bond film franchise, passed
Poland commemorates World War II by Ukrainian Nationalists
Only the truth about the neighboring bloodshed that Poland labels as genocide can deepen and enhance bilateral connections in the
Second year in a row, COVID-19 reduces EU population
According to numbers provided by the EU, the population of the European Union decreased by more than a million people
Ukraine Defense Minister: ‘million-strong army’ to recover south
Ukraine wants to reclaim the nation’s south from invading Russians with a “million-strong army” armed with Nato weaponry, the defense
