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Sante Public France describes the mortality spike as the highest recorded during a heatwave period since the 2003 crisis, with temperatures reaching historic highs across the country.

Tension rises within the Elysee as the government balances agricultural legislation against environmental commitments, with the minister’s team arguing that climate action cannot be delayed.

Berlin deepens engagement with the African Union framework, focusing on counter-extremism, vocational skills, and industrial investment while addressing recent xenophobic tensions in South Africa.

The Trump administration is set to permit Riyadh to build a uranium enrichment facility, drawing opposition from lawmakers and Israeli officials over proliferation fears amid heightened tensions with Iran.

The announcement follows a private audience between the outgoing and incoming leadership, signalling continuity in Senegal’s international representation strategy.

While Rabat has committed military and police personnel, experts warn that divergent expectations between troop contributors and Israel, alongside the absence of a legitimate Palestinian administration, threaten the mission's viability.

New programme aims to shift India from chip design hub to manufacturing centre, though analysts warn fabrication remains a significant challenge.

Prime Minister Nawaf Salam plants national flag in southern town, asserting commitment to full Israeli withdrawal, while residents express doubt over security guarantees and the deal’s terms.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has replaced the top military post, citing allegations that the previous commander orchestrated personnel removals, though source details on these claims remain incomplete.

Student demonstrators in the Indian capital have maintained their sit-in for three consecutive days, demanding the removal of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan following a series of examination paper leaks and a violent police intervention.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces bipartisan pressure for funding and war aims

President Donald Trump has approved the arrangement, which faces congressional review and opposition from non-proliferation campaigners concerned about weaponisation risks.

US-led military campaign against Iran has incurred $37.5bn in costs since February, with the administration requesting a further $67bn to replenish munitions as part of a record $1.5 trillion 2027 defence budget.

The retention of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan follows a 12-year precedent where the Indian Prime Minister has consistently rejected calls to sack cabinet members involved in major controversies.

A former senior United Nations official argues that stabilising Syria’s economy is the primary requirement for lasting peace, citing the failure of diplomatic efforts and the urgent need for a predictable investment climate.

Financial exceptions may be made to accommodate the Spanish coach’s demands, though the Italian Football Federation cautions that an appointment is not guaranteed.

The replacement follows allegations that Syrsky forced out Defence Minister Mikhailo Fedorov over disagreements regarding army modernisation reforms.

A hearing has officially opened regarding a murder case involving the musician D4vd, with the court presented with graphic evidence during the proceedings.

The Lebanese army has moved personnel into a designated ‘pilot zone’ to assist displaced families in returning home, though operational details and timelines remain undefined.

The Japanese government has finalised its decision to award the National Honour to Miho Takagi, recognising her status as the nation’s most decorated female Olympian with 10 medals.

The failure of the amendment masks a deeper political realignment driven by Gaza, campus activism, and electoral pressure on the Democratic establishment.

President Zelenskyy confirms strikes hit military supply lines and naval vessels as Kyiv intensifies long-range operations

The founder of La Tribune de l’Art contends that the French president’s vision for the museum ignores the urgent need to repair its deteriorating historic fabric.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has requested urgent additional funding for operations against Iran, facing immediate pushback from across the political spectrum in the Senate.

Weekly transport figures more than double as temperatures exceed 40°C in multiple prefectures and the Japan Meteorological Agency warns of sustained heat.

Washington reports $37.5bn in costs and 18 soldier deaths as diplomatic tensions rise with Secretary of State Marco Rubio signalling conditional openness to negotiations.

The broadcaster documented an anti-US protest occurring on the periphery of the ASEAN summit, though details regarding the scale and specific grievances remain unverified by independent sources.

Authorities in France have secretly moved the mayor of Alès from his residence following multiple threats from the DZ Mafia, a group now assessed as a top national security risk.

The French parliament has formally passed a measure prohibiting social media access for children under the age of 15, marking a significant shift in digital policy despite unresolved questions regarding implementation.

The Nippon Professional Baseball second division fixture between the Lotte Marines and Orix Buffaloes was declared a no-game on July 22, 2026, after multiple athletes exhibited signs consistent with heatstroke.

The 41-year-old ends his tenure as a backup to Raul Rangel, cementing a legacy defined by longevity and international stability.

The 23-year-old’s move surpasses the previous mark held by Elliot Anderson, though it remains below the all-time Premier League record set by Alexander Isak.

The minister’s resignation follows parliament’s final adoption of an agriculture bill permitting the conditional use of banned insecticides, a move critics argue undermines public health safeguards.

A parliamentary committee has recommended reintegration measures, yet the Turkish government and Kurdish factions remain at odds over legal guarantees and the status of imprisoned leader Abdullah Ocalan.

Expert council suggests indexation mechanism to adjust payments as initial terms expire, raising questions on long-term infrastructure financing.

The Moroccan government has formally requested a full explanation from Italian authorities regarding the circumstances of a national’s death during a police restraint in Bologna, coinciding with a separate inquiry launched by Italian prosecutors.

Nearly 63 million Americans watched Spain defeat Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final, surpassing previous benchmarks and validating the commercial strategy of major US broadcasters.

The mayor’s statement follows months of legal review and comes amid heightened diplomatic friction over the International Criminal Court’s charges against the Israeli prime minister.

Fifteen people were injured after Ukrainian drones struck logistics hubs belonging to Russia’s largest online retailer, marking the second assault on the company’s infrastructure in four days.

Marco Rubio cautions against Iranian toll in Strait of Hormuz amid escalating US strikes in northwestern provinces

The historic gallery reverts to its 17th-century function as a state space, with the eight stolen crown jewels still missing and a new windowless vault under construction.

Yamada, who studied at Sophia University before travelling to Austria, was recognised for his humorous commentary on Western art and fashion.

The Chief Election Commissioner has divided polling dates following weeks of violent protests led by the banned Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee, raising questions about the legitimacy of the vote.