The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
The Danube River has fallen to unprecedented lows across Central Europe, forcing cruise ship diversions, marooning cargo vessels, and shutting down nuclear reactors that depend on its waters for cooling.
France is intensifying border controls with Spain in response to a migrant surge at Ceuta, the Spanish enclave in North Africa. President Macron has authorised enhanced security measures involving hundreds of officers and aerial surveillance.
Spain has evacuated approximately 950 residents from 12 villages following a major wildfire outbreak in a national park near the Portuguese border. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez warned of an intensifying fire season as a new heatwave approaches.
Air France-KLM and Lufthansa have submitted binding bids for a 44.9 per cent stake in TAP Air Portugal, with the Portuguese government expected to select a partner by September.
Spain is fighting its largest recorded wildfire, which has scorched 77,000 hectares across three regions and forced the evacuation of nearly 100,000 people from 46 municipalities as authorities warn of possible further displacement.
A fire in a Schaerbeek residential building in Brussels killed two people and injured eight others early Sunday. The cause remains under investigation as emergency services provide aid to evacuated residents.
France has become the first European Union country to prohibit social media use among children under 15, after parliament approved legislation with strong majorities in both chambers this week.
Spain's largest wildfire of 2024 has consumed 12,000 hectares across northeastern Zaragoza, displacing over 1,100 residents. Firefighting crews deploy hundreds of personnel and aircraft to contain the blaze across a 60-kilometre perimeter.
France's National Assembly has approved a new law permitting assisted dying for terminally ill patients, though strict conditions and multiple oversight mechanisms protect against abuse.
French authorities arrested more than 160 people across Paris and Lyon following disturbances triggered by France's 2-0 semifinal defeat to Spain, with incidents involving fireworks and projectiles.
European regulators are imposing strict controls on video-game loot boxes to protect minors, with the EU considering an outright ban. The measures threaten billions in annual revenue and could reshape how games are monetised worldwide.