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Greece faces hottest July in 50 years as heatwave sweeps Europe

Some 30,000 people, including tourists, have been moved to safety as wildfires on Greek island of Rhodes rage.

Al Jazeera

Democracy's deep and troubled roots

Democracy was spread around the world by Europeans, a new book argues — and it often became a tool of oppression

Salon

Ancient genomic data shed light on the demise of the Copper Age

Copper Age farmers and steppe pastoralists interacted 1,000 years earlier than thought, according to a Nature study. Analysis of 135 ancient individuals from 8 sites in SE Europe & NW Black Sea region showed genetic continuity between Neolithic & Copper Age groups, but also varying amounts of ancestry from both.…

The Hindu

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Padraig Harrington Set To Focus More On Europe To Boost Ryder Cup Hopes

The Irishman says he will play more in Europe in the coming months to try and get Luke Donald's attention with a DP World Tour victory

Golf Monthly

Post-Brexit fall in English ownership of European second homes, figures show

Government survey finds that fewer than 30% of holiday homes are on continent – compared with 40% a decade ago

The Guardian - UK

Heatwave set to be Greece’s longest as extreme weather continues in Europe

Country braces for hottest July weekend in 50 years as firefighters battle 79 forest blazes

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s brutal’: Europeans tell of sleepless nights and dizzy spells in heatwave

People in Italy, Spain and Greece describe their day-to-day struggles in soaring temperatures

The Guardian - UK

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Avian flu may have killed millions of birds globally as outbreak ravages South America

Virus has spread around the world, with 200,000 wild birds dead in Peru alone and concerns Australia could be next

The Guardian - UK

Rights activists fear Tunisia deal will be model for bartering EU money for migrants' lives

Migrants in Tunisia’s port city of Sfax who are aiming to make Europe their new home are now sharing the burden and the blame for escalating tensions deeply tinged with racism amid the fears of European leaders who are trying to stanch the numbers of people arriving at their shores

The Independent UK

How deadly are these heatwaves – and how hot will they get?

As record-breaking temperatures hit the planet, stresses on the body heatstroke and heart, kidney and lung disease

The Guardian - UK

Spanish general election tipped to put the far right back in office for the first time since Franco

Spain's general election Sunday could make the country the latest European Union member to shift to the political right

The Independent UK

Glasgow football talent chasing dream Madrid contract in opportunity of a lifetime

Taylor Murray, 19, is determined to land a professional contract with a top European club after impressing for Easterhouse FA.

The National (Scotland)

Horizon Europe: how the UK's delay in rejoining EU funding scheme is damaging scientific research

Horizon Europe is the largest and richest funding programme for scientific research in the world. Run by the European Union (EU), it has a budget of €95.5 billion (£83 billion) spread over seven years – from 2021 to 2027.

The Conversation

The UK is still not prepared for extreme temperatures – here's what it should do

While massive heatwaves are affecting southern Europe, China, the US and many other places, it’s rainy and not particularly warm in the UK. But that doesn’t mean there’s no risk of intense heat: on this exact week last year, the UK broke 40°C for the first time.

The Conversation

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The Guardian - UK

UK visitor numbers up amid signs of shift away from mainland Europe’s extreme heat

Tourism to UK close to pre-Covid levels as Czech Republic, Ireland and Denmark also leap in popularity

The Conversation

UK government wants to make pension pots bigger with riskier investments – but it faces big challenges

The pension market in the UK has expanded to become the largest in Europe, worth over £2.5 trillion in 2021. Successive British governments have encouraged this growth, especially through the auto-enrolment scheme which made workplace pension contributions compulsory.

The Week

Why is Europe sweltering while the UK is a washout?

A raging heatwave is baking southern Europe with temperatures expected to reach as high as 49C in some parts.

RideApart

Benelli Launches The New TRK 700 And TRK 700X In Europe

Benelli has officially launched the TRK 700 and TRK 700X in the European market. Here are the specs and details.

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Egypt's vanishing village men: Risking it all to get to Europe

Egypt now has the highest number of illegal migrants to Europe, lured by smugglers who charge a big fee for a risky voyage by sea. We interview families who had a loved one on the shipwrecked Adriana.

Sports Illustrated

The NFL Should Buy the XFL and USFL

MMQB writers and editors are offering up their bad takes this week, so let’s encourage the NFL to lose a little money for the good of the game.

The Guardian - UK

Soaring temperatures may signal the decline of summer holidays to the Mediterranean

Tourists are choosing milder destinations such as Ireland and Denmark as the heatwave over southern Europe leads to sea temperatures of up to 30c in Spain

Motor1

2025 VW Tayron Rendered As Tiguan-Based Global Seven-Seater

It will be sold with different names in Europe and the United States.

GoodToKnow

How long will the heatwave last in Europe and why isn't it hot in the UK?

Will the high temperatures still be around for summer holiday breaks?

Caixin Global

China’s Solar Exports Jump 13% in First Half on Europe Demand

In the six months through June, exports of silicon wafers, cells and modules reached more than $29 billion

The Week

Tate Modern: A World in Common

During the colonial period, when Africa was almost entirely divided up by European powers, “the camera became something of an imperial device”, said Sarah Cascone on Artnet.

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