In Italy, stolen paintings by Renoir, Cezanne and Matisse worth €9 million found
Italian carabinieri from the cultural heritage protection unit returned the stolen works after a complex investigation, police reported.
Selena Gomez accused of fraud by mental health startup investors
Gomez, one of the company’s founders, held the positions of “chief impact officer” and head of marketing.
French firefighters call for nationwide protest over lack of resources amid massive fires
“We demand the necessary resources to protect French citizens”, said Xavier Boa, spokesman for several firefighter unions.
Woman becomes mother for the first time at 62, breaking record in Argentina
A 62-year-old woman in Argentina became a first-time mother after successful infertility treatment.
A Powerball jackpot of $1.04 billion won in the US — ticket sold in Illinois
This is the eighth largest jackpot in lottery history, the organizers said.
Matrix director Lilly Wachowski says Hollywood doesn’t want to finance her film with a transgender cast
Matrix director Lilly Wachowski faces difficulties financing her new film with a transgender cast.
Spain ready to accept 5,000 migrants after mass breakthrough to Ceuta
The Spanish government estimates that after the mass influx into Ceuta, about 5,000 migrants will need accommodation and status determination.
Romania suspends operation of its only nuclear power plant due to record low water levels in the Danube
The operation of another reactor at this plant was suspended last month.
Israeli military occupies Palestinian homes after settler families’ siege
Israeli forces have moved into Palestinian homes in the village of Kusra in the West Bank on Thursday, the mayor reported.
Civilian deaths in Ukraine sharply increased: July was the deadliest since 2022 — UN
Civilian deaths in Ukraine reached the highest level since May 2022 in July, according to the UN.