France Reports Over 5,700 Excess Deaths After Heatwave, Country Hit by Massive Fires
France reported 5,764 cases of excess mortality after the June heatwave.
US Congresswoman attributes support for Spain in World Cup final to Argentina’s ‘history of racism’
US Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett links Argentina’s World Cup defeat to the country’s history of racism.
Japan introduces ‘cruelly hot days’ term amid temperatures above 40 degrees
According to emergency services, at least 14 people died from heat-related causes in the past week.
In South Korea, prosecutors demand imprisonment for a restaurant owner over an ant dessert
South Korean prosecutors demand imprisonment for a Michelin-starred restaurant owner over using ants in desserts.
Austria Transforms Hitler’s Birthplace into Police Station to Deter Neo-Nazis
A building where Adolf Hitler was born near the Austrian border with Germany has been converted into a police station.
Daniel Siad, figure in Epstein case, found dead in France
Daniel Siad, linked to Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead in his Paris residence.
Bill Gates and Gates Foundation employees met with Epstein nearly 30 times
This is according to an external review commissioned by the Gates Foundation.
Report: U.S. Funding Cuts Led to Closure of Over 1,700 HIV Care Clinics
The report was prepared by amfAR — The Foundation for AIDS Research.
D-Day Landing Beaches in Normandy May Be Added to UNESCO World Heritage List
This status, in addition to its symbolic significance, could promote tourism development and help better protect this vulnerable heritage.
Europe-made password manager Passwork found to be Russian
A joint investigation reveals that the password manager Passwork, marketed as “made in Europe,” has Russian origins.