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Belgium has recorded nearly 3,000 excess deaths during recent heatwaves, highlighting the severe impact of extreme temperatures on public health. The alarming figures underscore the vulnerability of populations, particularly the elderly and those with pre-existing…

European Uber drivers have initiated a class action lawsuit challenging the company’s use of dynamic pricing, raising concerns over fairness and transparency in how fares are determined. The legal action reflects growing dissatisfaction among drivers…

Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro and his wife have sought immunity from drug charges filed against them in the United States, marking a significant development in a long standing legal and political confrontation. The move comes…

Two tunnel workers who had been trapped in Nepal for over a week following severe flooding have finally been rescued, bringing relief after days of anxious waiting and intense rescue efforts. The workers became stranded…

New Zealand has approved the use of MDMA, widely known as a party drug, for the treatment of trauma, marking a significant shift in its approach to mental health care. The decision reflects growing research…

The South Korean women’s football governing body has launched an investigation into an alleged insult relating to the term ‘period’ that was directed at players, raising concerns over gender sensitivity and respect within the sport.…

The exhibition titled ‘Unapologetic’ has opened in Victoria, placing queer lives and stories at the forefront in a powerful celebration of identity, resilience and community. The showcase brings together diverse voices and personal narratives that…

Emirates is doubling down on making air travel feel smoother, safer, and more reassuring for passengers from booking to landing. In a travel landscape that has become more unpredictable in recent years, the airline is…

Germany could miss its climate goal in 2026 for the first time, according to a recent report by a think tank. The analysis suggests that the country is at risk of falling short of its…

The European Commission has published new draft guidelines on merger control, introducing updated criteria for assessing mergers and acquisitions within the European Union. The draft guidelines aim to provide greater clarity on how the Commission…