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Worst droughts around the world as nations fail to tackle climate change

The United Nations says drought risks becoming 'the next pandemic' if nations fail to take action on water and land management and tackle climate change. Europe is facing its worst drought in 500 years

Daily Mirror

Iran Deal Tantalizingly Close, but US Faces New Hurdles

Last week’s attack on author Salman Rushdie and the indictment of an Iranian national in a plot to kill former national security adviser John Bolton have given the Biden administration new headaches as it attempts to negotiate a return to the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran. A resolution may be…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Europe’s Drought Exposes Ancient Stones, World War Two Ships as Waters Fall

Weeks of baking drought across Europe have seen water levels in rivers and lakes fall to levels few can remember, exposing long-submerged treasures - and some unwanted hazards. In Spain, suffering its worst drought in decades, archaeologists have been delighted by the emergence of a prehistoric stone circle dubbed the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Greece rid of budget watch but inflation, energy woes bite

Greece's close financial oversight by European Union creditors is ending

The Independent UK

Global Stocks Mostly Fall amid Central Bank Concerns

European and US stocks mostly fell Friday, with investors focused firmly on central bank interest rate hikes as the US dollar rallied. After slumping through the first half of 2022 amid concerns over central bank tightening, stocks have done better since the end of June as investors bet on a…

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘I am not blaming anyone’: Estonians shrug off 23% inflation

Those in Europe’s inflation hotspot remain calm about rising prices, but a lack of government intervention could fuel further increases – and discontent

The Guardian - UK

Europe's drought exposes ancient stones, World War Two ships as waters fall

Weeks of baking drought across Europe have seen water levels in rivers and lakes fall to levels few can remember, exposing long-submerged treasures - and some unwanted hazards.

Reuters

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Rangers captain James Tavernier admits he's 'part of the furniture' at Ibrox and makes Champions League pledge

JAMES Tavernier has vowed not to rest until Rangers have secured Champions League football and has vowed to improve on his outstanding performances…

The National (Scotland)

Will Rangers and Hearts progress in Europe and where does Sead Haksabanovic fit in at Celtic? Saturday Jury

Our top team discuss all the big Scottish football issues on a weekend when Glasgow takes on Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership and Rangers facing that huge PSV return leg.

Daily Record

Scotland can become the sustainable energy capital of Europe

A FEW weeks ago, a reader asked me to write about Scotland’s massive tidal energy resources. The promise of tapping tidal energy as

The National (Scotland)

FBI report reveals Angelina Jolie’s version of 2016 altercation with Brad Pitt

The details of Angelina Jolie’s report to the FBI about Brad Pitt’s alleged behavior toward her and their kids on a private plane flight home from Europe on Sept. 14, 2016, have come to light thanks to a lawsuit Jolie brought against the federal law enforcement agency.

Los Angeles Times

Map shows how fallout will spread across Europe as Russia plans nuclear plant attack

A clip showing the blast radius created by Ukraine's Hydrometeorolofical Institute and shared by a BBC journalist yesterday shows just how much of a disaster is looming with fears of a Russian attack

Daily Mirror

James Tavernier addresses Rangers Champions League dream as he lays out key reason behind Ibrox contract pledge

The skipper reckons last season's run in Europe let the world know Rangers were back and back for good.

Daily Record

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

Ukraine hints it was behind a series of strikes in occupied Crimea; the situation at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant is perilous; a Russian soldier exposes rot at core of invasion

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UK city gets unwanted title of 'most dangerous in Europe' - and another comes second

The UK is home to the 'most dangerous city in Europe' according to a new survey, undertaken by Expatriate Consultancy, based on several sources - and the 26th most dangerous in the world.

The Independent UK

Russia's Gazprom to shut gas pipeline to Europe for 3 days

Russia’s state-owned energy company Gazprom says a key pipeline conveying natural gas to Europe will shut down for three days at the end of this month to undergo “routine maintenance.”

Wales Online

Russia-owned energy firm Gazprom to shut gas pipeline to Europe for three days

The firm said the closure of the pipeline was being carried out for "routine maintenance". It comes at a time when gas prices across Europe are surging.

Salon

Why olive oil is so expensive right now

Massive heatwaves across Europe are threatening the global olive oil production — and the cost is staggering

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VanMoof’s S3 Aluminum Edition Commuter E-Bike Hits The European Market

Dutch bicycle maker VanMoof debuts the latest edition of the S3 e-bike in limited-edition Aluminum, which boasts a striking brushed aluminum frame.

The Guardian - UK

Brits still get a warm welcome in Europe, despite Brexit

Letters: Readers in Britain and Europe on navigating relationships with our continental cousins

The Conversation

Shelling of Europe's biggest nuclear power plant exposes multiple risks – a nuclear expert tells us what they are

Shelling has recently intensified at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, raising international safety concerns. Ukrainian staff continue to operate the massive plant under strict control and stressful conditions.

Tribune News Service

Europe recommends cutting monkeypox vaccine dosage as cases rise

Europe’s drug regulator has recommended a different injection method and dosage for the monkeypox vaccine to increase the number of available shots as supplies run low and cases rise worldwide.

The Independent UK

EU regulator OKs plan to increase monkeypox vaccine supplies

The European Medicines Agency said a smaller dose of the monkeypox vaccine appears to still be effective and can be used to stretch the current supply by five times, echoing a recommendation made earlier this month by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration

The Independent UK

Ukraine: Russian workers at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant ‘told not to show up’ as military trucks ‘seen inside’

Both Ukraine and Russia have accused each other of shelling Europe’s largest nuclear power station

Tribune News Service

War-hit Ukraine atomic plant poses risks to Europe’s energy grid

Diplomats concerned about an atomic accident at a war-damaged nuclear power plant in Ukraine should also turn their attention to a larger and looming danger, according to engineers who study critical infrastructure.

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