Six members of armed groups, including the second-in-command of a FARC dissident faction, were killed during military operations launched by the new Colombian president in the Meta department.
Several companies, including Gran Tierra Energy, goeasy, and Finning International, have released highlights from their second-quarter earnings calls. These reports provide insights into their financial performance and operational updates for the recent quarter.
Multiple bomb attacks, including a car bomb, occurred in Colombia on the first day of President Abelardo de la Espriella's new administration, resulting in at least one police officer dead. The attacks overshadowed the start of the new government's term.
The GOP-controlled Senate confirmed Donald Trump's former lawyer, Blanche, as the new Attorney General, a move seen as a significant win for Trump and an endorsement of a Justice Department under his influence.
The council gives an unfavorable opinion on the declaration of a PIN (Potential National Interest) project for a center to be installed in the Alcoentre area. The municipality is concerned about "irreversible impacts" on the region.
The 'Vivre sa vie' exhibition dedicated to French photographer Georges Dambier, featuring his work with figures like Brigitte Bardot, can be visited at the Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa until December 13, illustrating the democratization of fashion.
A feature provides a look inside Rob Zombie's unique $6.5 million 'Origami House,' which boasts distinctive architectural elements like glass walls and waterfalls.
Abercrombie & Fitch is reportedly searching for an investor in China to help fuel its growth and expand its market presence within the country. This strategic move aims to strengthen the brand's footprint in the crucial Chinese retail sector.
Russia has officially denied allegations that it is recruiting mercenaries from Colombia to fight in the war against Ukraine. This denial comes after reports and accusations surfaced regarding the involvement of Colombian nationals.
The article reviews "Ice Cream Man," describing it as a story where the ice cream man corrupts children into zombies with various weapons. It questions whether the tale is subversive and frightening or merely puerile, attributing the inconsequence to the storytelling rather than the plot itself.
Tobias Krumbiegel, singer of 'Die Prinzen', stated that AfD voters are 'not zombies' and that people need to be offered solutions that improve their lives.
North Macedonia's Institute of Public Health has issued recommendations for hot days, advising citizens to avoid direct sun exposure and outdoor activities between 11 AM and 5 PM as ambient temperatures approach or exceed normal body temperature.
A proposed cable car project in Gaia, Portugal, is facing significant opposition from residents and environmental groups due to concerns over its route through a natural reserve and privacy implications.
Environmental activists in Albania protested in front of KESH (Albanian Power Corporation), demanding the removal of floating thermal power plants from Vlora Bay due to high economic and environmental costs and urging refusal of a new 20 million euro tender.
The effectiveness of fans for cooling depends on ambient temperatures, as they can sometimes increase body heat rather than cool, prompting advice on when to turn them off.
An analysis highlights the relatively low compensation for Canadair pilots in France, who risk their lives battling mega-fires each summer, despite their elite status.
A physiologist from Med-Uni Graz explains why humans perceive outside temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius and above as hot, despite having a body temperature of around 37 degrees Celsius.
Cardinal Ernest Troshani, 98, visited the former Spaç prison in Mirdita, Albania, where he was imprisoned for 12 years during the communist regime. The site has been transformed into a place of pilgrimage and remembrance.
A review of the documentary 'Black Zombie' highlights its engaging exploration of how the popular image of flesh-eating zombies in Hollywood horror obscured painful real-life history, challenging the classic horror figures of the 1930s and '40s.
Optimism emerges in southwestern France as a massive wildfire near Bordeaux, raging since July 22, did not spread despite high temperatures. However, experts warn of the potential for 'zombie fires' to reignite.
An opinion piece by Greta Zarembienė, a partner at crowdfunding company Röntgen, discusses the willingness to invest in Lithuania. The article explores various aspects of the investment environment in the country.
La France et l’Espagne sont touchés par des incendies dévastateurs. S’il n’est pas facile d’éteindre les flammes, les “feux zombies” ne vont pas améliorer la situation. ...
An article discusses whether collecting sand and shells from beaches is harmful to the environment, with ecologists highlighting the cumulative impact of such small gestures on nature.
CNADS proposes to fully exclude the National Ecological Reserve from new solar and wind projects and criticizes the generalized exemption from environmental impact assessment provided for in the PSZAER.
Portugal's Environment Council advocates for REN (Rede Eléctrica Nacional) to be designated as an exclusion zone for new photovoltaic and wind power projects. The council also acknowledged and praised the preparatory work undertaken.
At least 13 children in the U.S. fell ill and some appeared to be in a 'zombie state' after consuming chocolate containing hallucinogenic mushrooms at a summer camp. Police are intensively investigating the circumstances of the incident.
German authorities have declared the deadly attack at the Berlin Pride parade a terrorist act, with police actively searching for an Islamist suspect. The incident, which killed one and injured 16, has drawn widespread condemnation from Dutch and German leaders.
Rising ambient temperatures are associated with a 35% increase in heat-related mortality for every one-degree Celsius rise, leading to health issues such as increased irritability, poorer sleep, and more cardiovascular problems.
Environmental group Quercus warns that the proposed location for Lisbon's new airport threatens the Iberian Peninsula's largest aquifer and the water supply for the Setúbal district, urging a thorough environmental assessment.
A movement is questioning the Minister of Environment about the intention to renaturalize the Galé Park, after the minister stated the government would revise the Coastal Zone Plan to resolve access issues without explaining how.
As parts of France endure a severe heatwave, an article explores the costs associated with installing air conditioning, a popular option for cooling homes.
Director Neill Blomkamp, known for 'District 9,' is facing criticism for his new AI zombie movie, with commentators suggesting that 'AI slop looks indistinguishable from everyone else’s AI slop.'
The action-horror film 'Train to Busan,' released on July 20, 2016, quickly became one of the most influential zombie films in modern cinema, captivating audiences with its tense story and strong emotions.
Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, the creator of 'Riverdale', is developing a zombie adaptation titled 'Afterlife with Archie' for Disney+, featuring the same characters.
District 9 director Neill Blomkamp is facing criticism after releasing his first short film created entirely with artificial intelligence, sparking debate among viewers.
Elections have opened in São Tomé in a calm environment with no queues, where incumbent President Carlos Vila Nova faces Nito d'Abreu as his main opponent, with over 142,000 voters called to cast their ballots.
Two US service members were killed and one went missing after an Iran-backed drone attack targeted a US military base in Jordan. This incident has escalated tensions in the region, prompting warnings from Iran and condemnation from Saudi Arabia.
Remarks by an Israeli minister suggesting crocodiles could be domesticated to circumvent concerns about their use sparked protests, primarily from environmental groups.
Prime Video subscribers are recommended three top movies for the weekend of July 18-19, including a chilling horror film, an action-packed zombie movie, and a stunning sci-fi thriller.
A review of the Korean film 'Kolonija' (Colony) describes it as another chilling Korean movie, following in the footsteps of successful zombie films like 'Train to Busan'.
A review of Hiroko Oyamada's proletarian novel 'Die Fabrik' (The Factory) delves into the closed society of a Japanese corporate workplace where employees resemble zombies.
Portugal, along with 22 other EU capitals, is being sued by the European Union for failing to comply with environmental protection directives. The legal action highlights widespread issues with environmental compliance across member states.
An ONF official explains the phenomenon of 'zombie fires' in the Fontainebleau forest, which could smolder for months and pose a prolonged challenge for firefighters in Seine-et-Marne.
Portugal's Environment Minister has criticized the Almada City Council and SMAS for high water losses, exceeding the national average, and insufficient investment in renewing the water network.
The intercultural zombie romcom 'Cold Feet,' from writer-director Apoorva Satish, has secured co-producers from Poland, France, and India, ahead of its debut at Frontières.
A review highlights the top five pairs of open earbuds, designed to allow users to listen to audio while remaining aware of their surroundings, offering an alternative to noise-isolating options.
Dermot Kennedy surprised fans at Aviva Stadium by bringing Noel and Mike Hogan of The Cranberries on stage for a powerful rendition of their hit song 'Zombie'.
Leading Wall Street analysts have identified several companies, including NVIDIA, Abercrombie & Fitch, Qualcomm, and PepsiCo, as top-quality stocks to buy for long-term investment. These recommendations highlight their confidence in the future performance of these specific companies.
Private equity giants are dominating fundraising efforts, while smaller firms are increasingly facing the risk of becoming 'zombie funds' due to market conditions.
The play 'Waiting for Orestes,' based on Sophocles' 'Electra' but focusing on the mother-daughter conflict, demonstrated the strength of ambient theater at Mogren Fortress.
The European Commission is pushing Meta to redesign Instagram and Facebook to make them less addictive, citing features like infinite scroll and default autoplay that put users on "autopilot mode." This initiative aims to address concerns about user well-being.
IGN has previewed 'Zeverland,' an open-world zombie survival crafting game that, despite its goofy Funko Pop-like appearance, features a serious and deadly core gameplay loop where players can even choose to become a zombie.
Many startups in Silicon Valley are struggling to secure new investments, leading to a state where they are technically alive but not growing, dubbed 'zombie unicorns.' This trend follows a decade of rapid growth in the American startup sector.
A Thai teenager showcased impressive vocal control and guitar skills with a cover of 'Zombie' on America's Got Talent, earning praise from judge Mel B.
Takashi Yamazaki, the Oscar-winning director of "Godzilla Minus One," is set to make his studio debut by teaming up with Ridley Scott's Scott Free Productions for a new sci-fi thriller titled 'Nue' at 20th Century Studios. Plot details for the project have been revealed.
A controversial hunting bill, already approved by the Senate, is now being debated in the Chamber of Deputies, facing doubts from Forza Italia and strong opposition from environmentalists.
The 20th edition of the White Field Fusion Festival concluded with performances by Rotko Stuart and Jet Clock Project, featuring a blend of funk, jazz, rock, and ambient sounds.
A new species of spider has been discovered in the Amazon rainforest that employs an unusual camouflage technique, mimicking a dead spider infected by a parasitic fungus to avoid predators and hunt insects.
Variety magazine has highlighted the most talked-about horror films of 2026 so far, ranging from psychological thrillers to zombie movies, in its mid-year review.
Violent clashes broke out between protesters and police outside the Albanian parliament during a demonstration against a proposed resort development linked to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump. Several protesters were detained and police officers were injured amidst the use of tear gas.
Portugal's Environment Minister, Maria da Graça Carvalho, has urged the public to conserve water, noting that some municipalities are experiencing above-normal water usage and admitting the possibility of power outages.
Following his inauguration, Colombia's new president has launched a crackdown on armed groups, resulting in the deaths of six members, as he vowed to combat narcoterrorism and criminal organizations.
Covent Garden, a popular tourist district in central London, is reportedly struggling with increasing issues of homelessness, drug use, and crime, with locals describing it as a 'zombie zone'.
A helicopter crashed in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, resulting in the deaths of four people. Among the deceased were three tourists from the same family and the pilot.
The United States has pledged $1 billion in security aid to Colombia on the first day of the new Trump-backed president's term. The new president, nicknamed "The Tiger," has vowed to combat drug trafficking.
Todd Blanche, former personal lawyer to Donald Trump, has been confirmed as the new US Attorney General by the Senate. His confirmation passed with a narrow vote, drawing criticism even from some Republicans.
Abelardo de la Espriella has been sworn in as the new president of Colombia, pledging to defeat narco-terrorists and restore order. The United States has offered $1 billion in aid to the new administration.
Colombia's new president, de la Espriella, takes office today, announcing a rigorous approach to combat drug trafficking and coca cultivation, a move that evokes somber memories for many Colombians.
Maya Annik Bedward's debut feature film, 'Black Zombie', has garnered attention on the pre-fall festival circuit since its SXSW debut, exploring the political history of the zombie monster in cinema.
An opinion piece reflects on a driver caught traveling at 119 km/h in a 30 km/h zone, using the incident to question public understanding and enforcement of road safety, referencing the 'Falzone' case.
This article explores the intersection of a book-loving VIP and a world-famous Portuguese bookstore, questioning the outcome when a performative agenda is involved.
The multimedia ambient installation 'Equilibrium' by contemporary Montenegrin artist Siniša Radulović has opened as a special festival production for its 40th anniversary.
Tina Romero’s queer spin on the horror genre delivers plenty of laughs and splattery fun – even if the storytelling occasionally stumbles
A zombie epidemic taking place in the LGBTQ+ warehouse party…
Teresa Anjinho concluded that Brussels improperly concealed environmental information about strategic projects, including the Barroso Mine, demanding transparency.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has expressed fears of a potential civil war following alleged electoral fraud in the recent presidential election. Petro claims the election was rigged and warns of severe consequences for the country.
The interest rate for France's Livret A savings account is set to increase for the first time in three and a half years, reaching 1.7% starting August 1st.
The Ostrava-based non-profit organization 'Kola pro Afriku' (Bikes for Africa) has sent another shipment of approximately 500 bicycles to Gambia to help children access education more easily.
A truck bomb exploded outside a police base in Colombia, injuring 11 officers and killing a dog in what authorities described as a terrorist attack. This incident occurred just days before a presidential inauguration.
Researchers have found that the zombie-ant fungus may possess a previously unknown life stage within mosses, suggesting a more intricate relationship than scientists had understood.
A film producer has filed a $105 million lawsuit against Netflix, alleging that a hard drive containing an unreleased Nicolas Cage World War II espionage film, 'Fortitude,' was stolen from their office. The lawsuit claims Netflix is responsible for the loss of the movie.
Environmental groups Quercus, Zero, and Circular Economy Portugal are criticizing the delay in transposing a directive by the July 31, 2026 deadline, which leaves consumers without legal protection for repairing appliances and mobile phones.
France's renowned Bordeaux vineyards are facing a new threat from 'zombie fires,' which could lead to smoke particles being absorbed by the grapes, potentially affecting wine quality.
The Walking Dead: Dead City season 3 has achieved a Rotten Tomatoes audience score record, marking a new high for the zombie franchise's latest era of spinoffs.
The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of strangling her three children, has begun with opening statements. The defense is attributing her actions to postpartum psychosis, while the prosecution is presenting evidence including a 911 call and crime scene photos.
Colombia's newly elected president has announced plans to sever diplomatic relations with Cuba and Nicaragua. This decision signals a significant shift in the country's foreign policy.
Thirteen children were found in a 'zombie' state after consuming 'mushroom-laced edibles' at a camp in New Jersey. Most were stabilized on-site, but at least one was transferred to University Hospital as a precautionary measure.
Allotment gardens can act as natural air conditioning systems, lowering ambient temperatures by several degrees during heatwaves. They are gaining importance in urban areas, also serving as carbon sinks.
US forces reportedly fired upon a vessel in the Gulf of Oman, an incident that led the EU to delay the release of satellite imagery of the area at the request of the US. This event unfolds amidst broader regional tensions and reports of China pushing for renewed US-Iran talks.
With an unprecedented number of fires, 2026 is already shaping up to be one of the worst years for wildfires, with significant hectares of forest already consumed.
A five-part CW zombie series from the same decade as The Walking Dead had the potential to surpass it as the top zombie show, but ultimately faltered with a divisive series finale.
Despite Greece's economic boom with record growth and falling state debt, millions of Greeks remain burdened by debt, trapping them in the shadow of the crisis and creating a problem of 'financial zombies'.
Belgrade is set to gain a new theater scene and a gathering place for artists and creative teams, as the former Srbolek building is transformed into a cultural ambient.
Andy Burnham has been appointed the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, immediately forming his government and making changes to ministerial positions. His administration has begun to tackle the cost of living crisis, with an initial focus on energy tax cuts, while also receiving congratulations from international leaders.
A tense South Korean horror film has captivated audiences worldwide with its emotional story, earning acclaim as one of the best zombie movies ever made.
Environmental organizations in Portugal are contesting a government proposal to limit renewable energy projects to 1% per municipality, arguing it undermines the strategic environmental assessment of the 'green map.'
A new open-world zombie game is being developed, drawing inspiration from popular titles Rust and Minecraft to create a unique experience for fans of both genres.
An analysis compares American Eagle Outfitters and Abercrombie & Fitch, examining how smart investors interpret retail revenue trends between the two companies.
Intervista a Alessandro Miani, presidente della Società di medicina ambientale: “Sul piano relazionale il calore intenso può abbassare la soglia di tolleranza alle frustrazioni”
Local officials are demanding environmental and structural compensation, including new roads and jobs, in connection with the Girabolhos dam project. They seek close coordination between central administration, APA, and the affected municipalities.
Excavators have returned to the Lagunas de Ambroz in Madrid after 19 years of natural regeneration, sparking protests and legal action over environmental damage as the city plans to reduce the wetland.
Horror video games, from Resident Evil to Mouthwashing, are gaining popularity as a means for players to decode societal problems and cope with increasing global anxieties.
A former FARC leader has expressed concern over potential violence escalation in Colombia and called for dialogue, following threats made by the newly elected president. This comes amidst worries about the country's stability.
The Fantasia Festival and Frontières market are showcasing a diverse range of genre films, from zombie weddings and Thai folk horror to Nazi beatdowns and Filipino vampire stories. These events highlight unique and wild cinematic offerings from around the world.
Accidents involving the Porto metro have increased over the past five years, with half of those hit reportedly using headphones or mobile phones, highlighting issues with distracted pedestrians or 'smombies'.
Twelve environmental organizations have sent a letter to the government, urging for the adaptation of buildings and public spaces to reduce urban temperatures and promote green infrastructure like green roofs.
A 16-episode zombie series on Netflix, a spinoff of a 'Walking Dead' knockoff, is being lauded for surpassing both original shows in quality and execution.
Large private equity firms are pulling in more capital, indicating a 'winners take all' scenario in the market. This trend points to a coming wave of so-called zombie firms.
Russia's Supreme Court upheld the terrorism conviction of Daghestani journalist Abdulmumin Gadzhiev, along with the sentences of Kemal Tambiev and Abubakar Rizvanov, who were convicted alongside him.
Police in Kurbin, Albania, are investigating a fatal shooting where a 40-year-old man, identified as Ilir Gjini and known by three other aliases, was killed. Authorities are searching for the perpetrator.
European environmental groups are criticizing the European Commission's livestock strategy, arguing it reinforces an industrial model detrimental to animals, nature, and small farmers.
Abelardo de la Espriella, Colombia's President-elect, accused the incumbent head of state, Gustavo Petro, of planning a coup and ordered the armed forces to protect democracy.
The Tour de France passing through Barcelona has brought back an ineffable sense of being at the center of the world, evoking the contagious and colossal satisfaction that united the city during the Olympic Games.
The European Commission has emphasized the mandatory nature of a cross-border environmental impact assessment for a proposed tungsten mining operation in Gudiña, Spain, near Vinhais, which has not yet been conducted.
Portugal is positioned to become a leader in the circular economy and climate adaptation, with a focus on resolving long-standing environmental issues.
Silicon Valley is seeing a rise in "zombie unicorns," startups valued over $1 billion that are struggling to grow or find exits, alongside traditional unicorns, centaurs, and decacorns.
Jesse Eisenberg and a 'Zombieland: Double Tap' co-star discussed the future of the horror-comedy franchise, including the possibility of 'Zombieland 3'.
Retailers are offering substantial discounts, with up to 75% off on various items including mattresses, TVs, sneakers, and designer fashion, as part of Fourth of July sales.
An expert warns that many household refrigerators may not be designed to cope with the high ambient temperatures experienced during recent heatwaves, potentially leading to malfunctions or reduced efficiency.
French courts have established the concept of 'ambient sexual harassment,' meaning repeated exposure to inappropriate comments in the workplace, even if not personally targeted, can constitute sexual harassment.
Panama has increased security measures along its border with Colombia following recent attacks in the neighboring country. The move aims to enhance national security and prevent potential spillover effects.
The United States and Oman are reportedly nearing a deal regarding the Strait of Hormuz, with American officials expressing optimism about avoiding further escalation with Iran. This comes as the highest-ranking US general seeks an 'off-ramp' to the conflict.
Sahar Tabar, the Iranian woman who gained global fame in 2017 for photos making her look like a 'zombie' version of Angelina Jolie, has finally revealed her true face and the story behind her viral image.
Colombian cartels are reportedly sending fighters to Ukraine to learn drone warfare tactics, indicating a concerning development in their operational capabilities.
Environmental organizations in Portugal, including Zero, are advocating against the expansion of the country's gas networks. They argue that such expansion contradicts Portugal's and the EU's energy transition goals and electrification targets.
The European Union has confirmed that no migrants have illegally traveled from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta to mainland Spain, despite a previous surge in migrant arrivals. Spanish intelligence sources, however, indicated that the government had been warned about the potential for a migrant influx.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar is traveling to Ecuador and Colombia, aiming to solidify a shift in Latin American relations towards Israel after 44 years, as right-wing governments in the region change their stance.
The first feature-length animated film 'Bruca Braca Bruda Brada - Zombie Apocalypse' by Helem Nejse will have its premiere on August 18, 2026, at the Sarajevo Film Festival.
A fire in Bordeaux is causing concerns among vineyards about potential delays in wine deliveries, though a wine expert has not yet declared a full wine crisis, fearing 'zombie fires'.
A new company is cultivating a special type of moss designed to grow on concrete surfaces, which has been shown to reduce the ambient temperature by up to 8 degrees Celsius, offering an innovative solution for urban cooling.
A bomb carried by a woman exploded outside a luxury restaurant in central Moscow, killing three people and injuring dozens. The incident occurred during a celebration, with reports suggesting a Russian general may have been the target.
ANA (Aeroportos de Portugal) has submitted the Environmental Impact Study for the new airport project to the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA). This marks a significant step in the development of the proposed airport.
The 'International Insider' column provides an overview of various industry news, including Netflix's significant $500 million investment in a zombie project and details about a new Scottish festival, among other topics.
The new 'Big Bang Theory' spin-off, 'Stuart Fails to Save the Universe,' featured a surprise cameo by Kaley Cuoco as an alternate Penny in its second episode, adding to the show's exploration of a chaotic multiverse.
A new royal decree in Spain mandates that all educational centers must implement energy-efficient climate control and organize activities based on environmental sustainability criteria.
A massive wildfire near Bordeaux, southwestern France, which has burned 42,000 hectares since July 22, did not advance for the third consecutive day. Firefighters are getting relief from falling temperatures, helping to contain the blaze.
Alex Solely has released his new album, "Cascade," which blends contemporary classical and ambient sounds. The album offers a unique fusion of musical styles.
Manel Luján states that environmental exposure to asbestos remains very active, leading the Parc Taulí hospital to create the first multidisciplinary unit to care for affected individuals.
Left 4 Dead 2, considered one of the best zombie games of all time, has just received a stunning next-gen remake, which many fans feel was long overdue.
Over 15 years after its initial release, Call of Duty: Black Ops fans have discovered previously cut Zombies mode content, revealing new aspects of the classic game.
Stability and good salaries are no longer sufficient to attract young talent to the public sector in Portugal, with work environment and work-life balance now being more valued factors.
Director Yeon Sang-ho, known for 'Train to Busan', discusses his latest zombie film, 'Colony', and its expansion of his cinematic universe, alongside actress Gianna Jun.
The Austro-Hungarian military fortress of Mogren is gaining a new role in Budva's cultural and tourist life, transforming into an ambient art scene for the 'City Theater' festival.
Vegard Dahle's Norwegian zombie comedy 'Grandmonster' has been honored with the prestigious Outpost Award and a post-production prize at the Fantasia Festival's Frontières Co-Production Market.
Director Zach Cregger's new 'Resident Evil' trailer includes two details that fans of the games will appreciate, while star Austin Abrams reportedly almost died shooting a zombie scene. Cregger revealed these insights into the film's production.
Poland has emerged as a rapidly growing European leader in the production of synthetic drugs, no longer just a transit hub for narcotics, according to police statistics cited by Rzeczpospolita.
Colombia's president-elect has claimed that guerrilla groups have devised a "criminal plan" to assassinate him, reportedly valued at $1 million. This accusation has raised significant security concerns.
Several companies, including SmartFinancial, U.S. Century Bank, Fortune Brands Innovations, and CMS Energy, have declared their latest dividends. Various investment funds also announced dividend payouts to their shareholders.
A new website, Call of Duty Ambience, allows users to listen to the nostalgic sounds of Black Ops and Modern Warfare 2 lobbies, offering a unique auditory experience for fans.
Richard Brake, an actor from Rob Zombie's 'The Munsters,' has provided a disappointing update regarding the status of a potential sequel to the Netflix film.
A Czech expat living in Colombia since 1968 describes the country as divided into two camps under President Petro's government, while also stating that there were no major election frauds.
Alpine clubs in Austria and South Tyrol are raising alarms about the growing trend of building stone cairns on mountain trails, warning that the practice is becoming excessive and poses a risk to the environment.
Since April, Porto Ambiente has reported an increase in remixed and vandalized containers in Porto, with items like cans and bottles being stolen. This pilfering, linked to the 'Volta' event, negatively impacts recycling efforts and municipal costs.
The average monthly earnings for residents in Flanders have shown a 5% increase compared to five years ago. This figure reflects a positive trend in the region's economic landscape.
Italy has experienced nearly 500 wildfires in the first six months of 2026, covering an area equivalent to over 13,000 football fields, as climate change and record temperatures extend the critical fire season into spring and winter.
The Portuguese government has revived an old dam project in Girabolhos following February's storms, but experts and environmental associations argue it is not a solution for floods and demands a new environmental assessment.
An environmental association, Fapas, has expressed concerns about the Tour of Portugal cycling race passing through Gerês, highlighting previous 'atrocities' and reminding that the activity requires approval from the Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests.
The appearance of 'zombie salmon' in the Torne River has become a perplexing mystery for researchers and locals. These unusual fish have sparked concern and scientific investigation into their condition.
A 67-year-old man was arrested after making a false bomb threat at Gdańsk airport, claiming his ex-partner had a bomb in her backpack. Security procedures were activated, but no threat was found.
An opinion piece argues that adolescent mental health depends not just on social media usage time, but on the quality of digital experiences, advocating for broader possibilities and diversity online.
American brand Abercrombie & Fitch has significantly transformed its image in recent years, moving away from its controversial approach of targeting only 'ideal' individuals. This rebranding effort is now positively impacting the company's financial results.
The hit song 'Zombie' not only transformed The Cranberries' sound but also showcased the powerful and emotional voice of Dolores O'Riordan, establishing her as one of rock's greatest singers.
The United States has called on Iran to publicly admit its involvement in recent attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, as Oman hosts discussions aimed at reopening the vital shipping lane. These demands come amidst escalating tensions and warnings from Iran regarding its nuclear commitments.
Polish writer Maciej Siembieda has released 'Katharsis,' a historical reportage presented as a convincing spy thriller, offering material for a television series.
Generative AI has made it easy to quickly develop programs, lowering barriers but also creating underestimated problems like "zombie projects" and security vulnerabilities. This highlights the risks associated with rapid AI-driven coding.
Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran over, leading to a surge in Middle East tensions and a spike in oil prices, with Brent briefly touching $80 a barrel. Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz and hit 'twice the number of targets' as the US.
The Canadian province of British Columbia is preparing a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the company failed to inform police about a ChatGPT prompt related to a school mass shooting in February. The legal action claims OpenAI did not adequately warn authorities about the potential threat.
Europe's largest network of environmental NGOs is accusing the European Commission of promoting an industrial livestock farming model that harms animals, nature, and small farmers.
Quercus has expressed significant concern over the 'Amara Village' luxury tourist resort in Tomar, Portugal, which is being built on 50 hectares along the Castelo de Bode reservoir without an environmental impact assessment.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has announced his early departure from the presidency on July 20, ahead of the inauguration of Abel De la Espriella. The decision marks an unexpected end to his term.
Portugal's Minister of Environment, Maria da Graça Carvalho, was honored in Coimbra, with the Mayor, Ana Abrunhosa, praising her presence and actions during the winter floods as a prime example of public service.
Fentanyl, an opioid 100 times stronger than heroin, is causing approximately 70,000 deaths annually in the US, with clandestine laboratories in China and Mexico contributing to its illicit production and high overdose risk.
Thousands of people have been evacuated in southern France as multiple wildfires, exacerbated by a recent heatwave, continue to spread. Over 2,000 firefighters are battling the blazes, which have affected areas including Canet-en-Roussillon and Aude.
Videos circulating on social media show specialized cooling systems installed on skyscraper terraces in China, claimed to reduce ambient temperature by five to eight degrees.