52% of Europeans Faced Severe Heat Stress in 2026 Summer
Europe's summer 2026 saw 52% of its population exposed to severe heat stress, with temperatures breaking records and causing thousands of deaths.
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Europe's summer 2026 saw 52% of its population exposed to severe heat stress, with temperatures breaking records and causing thousands of deaths.
US lawmakers and Uyghur activists criticize Starbucks for opening its first stores in China's Xinjiang region, amid concerns over human rights abuses.
Egyptian singer Sherine Abdel Wahab has released a new song titled "Khaen," a dramatic piece about betrayal and heartbreak.
Libya's digital archive makes three academic studies on Italian detention camps available in three languages.
A Swedish company's ad using AI to revive Greta Garbo has sparked debate about using deceased stars in advertising.
The Beirut International Arab Book Fair is set to host 163 publishers and over 90 seminars, defying the challenging circumstances in Lebanon and the region.
Adam Brody and Florence Pugh express solidarity with Palestine, criticizing Hollywood's silence on the issue.
Libyan TV show "Aoqat Oshiya" discusses fear and anxiety with psychologist Dr. Daniella Al-Jameel.
Swedish researchers create AI system that can complete scientific cycle, from hypothesis to experiment design and result interpretation.
US President Donald Trump says Europe has agreed to release a huge amount of diesel from its stockpiles to help curb rising fuel prices.
Residents of Ein Zara in Libya report hearing gunfire, sparking concerns of escalating tensions and security concerns in the region.
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar says a meeting in Riyadh next week will discuss political engagement with Houthis