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Turkey Averages an Unprecedented 50.5°C as Europe Endures Intense Heatwave – DW – 07/27/2025

Greece faces wildfire crisis, prompts evacuation of inhabitants close to Athens.

Albanese Denounces Israel for Alleged Violation of International Law, Yet Refuses to Back Recognition of Palestinian State | Australian External Affairs

Israel Delivers Humanitarian Assistance to Gaza via Air Drop – DW – July 27, 2025

Passengers Trapped for 6 Hours in Tunnel on ICE Train – DW – 27th July 2025

Derek Griffin defeats Jack Kurtz at UFC Abu Dhabi | MMA Update

Brussels Affair: The Struggle Over the Budget – Who Comes Out on Top?

Investigation launched into another suspected fire at children’s day care facility in New South Wales following two incidents within a week.

Urgent Request for British Museum to Display Bayeux Tapestry in ‘1066 Region’ | Bayeux Tapestry

Great Britain could require an innovative approach to identify individuals fixated on violence, according to an upcoming report on the Prevent strategy.

Excavation commences at Irish location thought to contain the remains of approximately 800 infants | Ireland

Legal representatives of Hannah Thomas allege that she suffered a facial blow from a law enforcement official | Australian police and policing

Despite the department’s warning, Jim Chalmers remains firm in his assertion that Labor can accomplish the goal of building 1.2 million new homes. | Housing

Vast Majority Across France, Germany, Italy, and Spain Back UK Reentry into EU: Poll Results on Brexit Revealed

Metropolitan Police Commissioner decries higher mortality rates for black London boys before age 18 compared to white counterparts.

Is AI contributing to the deceleration of the UK job market?

Art pieces in London honoring the Windrush generation are meticulously revived subsequent to being defaced, amidst the ongoing Windrush controversy.