US data centers could consume more natural gas than most countries by 2035
The firm estimates that over the decade leading up to 2035, demand for gas to power data centers will grow by 15 billion cubic feet per day.
Swedish election ends in near-deadlock: rivals seek allies to form government
Sweden’s election results remain tight as Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and rival Magdalena Andersson explore options to form a new government.
Spanish government promises new systems to prevent mass migrant crossings in Ceuta
Spain’s transport minister Óscar Puente says new systems will be introduced to stop future mass migrant crossings into Ceuta, following the July 30 incident.
61% of French people rate their purchasing power as poor — the highest level since polling began
A new survey shows 61% of French people rate their purchasing power as poor, marking a record high as concerns grow ahead of the 2027 elections.
Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding was secretly funded by a Russian oligarch close to Putin, ProPublica reports
Umar Kremlev himself leads the IBA, a sports body previously funded by the Russian state‑owned energy giant Gazprom.
Israel is carrying out a campaign to eliminate Palestinian presence in the West Bank, Israeli rights group warns
This was the warning issued by the Israeli human rights organization B’Tselem in a report titled “The Elimination Project,” published on Monday.
France: Russia attempting to intimidate EU with train attack near Polish border
France and the EU condemn a Russian strike on a passenger train near the Polish border, raising fears of war spreading toward EU and NATO territories.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s father dies after long illness
Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s father, Roy Burnham, has died after a battle with Alzheimer’s. The PM cancelled engagements and reflected on his father’s impact and social care reform.
Lilly Wachowski calls for Harry Potter boycott, accusing Rowling of funding ‘transgender genocide’
Director Lilly Wachowski, who transitioned nearly twenty years ago, has publicly called for a boycott of the upcoming Harry Potter series.
England to ban certain sweets and fried foods in schools
England is updating school food standards to combat obesity, restricting fried foods and sweets while expanding free meal eligibility for families.