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Europe

Extreme heat kills 6,000 tons of poultry in France
The extreme heat wave affecting France has hit the agriculture and livestock sector. While 6,000 tons of poultry died in Brittany, government officials announced that credit and compensation support will be provided to farmers.
Czech Parliament Transfers President's Diplomatic Appointment Authority to Foreign Minister
The lower chamber of the Czech parliament approved a legislative amendment transferring the president’s authority to appoint and dismiss permanent mission chiefs to international organizations to the Foreign Minister. The bill will now be on the Senate's agenda.
EU to allocate 200 million euros for transportation and energy infrastructure in the South Caucasus
The European Union announced it will provide up to 200 million euros in grants to strengthen transportation, energy and digital connections in the South Caucasus. The announcement came after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's meeting with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev in Baku.
Starmer announces 15 billion pound defense package: Road and energy projects cancelled
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced an additional 15 billion pounds to bring the defense budget to 300 billion pounds over four years, but said road and energy projects would be cancelled. The plan was unveiled amid a political crisis ahead of NATO's Ankara summit.
Scorching heat wave across Europe triggers infrastructure and health crisis
The extreme heat that gripped Europe in late June broke records in France and claimed hundreds of lives. Experts say governments must make urgent infrastructure investments to adapt to climate change.
World Cup failures of Germany and Italy signal deep crises
Germany's early elimination and Italy's third consecutive failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup have highlighted the economic, political and social crises of these two European giants. According to the New York Times and Newsweek, the decline on the football pitch has become a reflection of the countries' structural problems.
Starmer announces UK's 4-year, £300 billion defence investment plan
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a defence modernisation plan worth approximately £300 billion for the next four years. The plan aims to increase the United Kingdom's defence spending against rising threats ahead of the NATO summit.
Fidan Meets with EU High Representative Kallas and Two Commissioners
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with EU High Representative Kaja Kallas and EU Commissioners for Enlargement and Migration, Marta Kos and Magnus Brunner, in Ankara.
Bulgaria's Defense Minister: US military aircraft left the country
Bulgarian Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov announced that all US military aircraft deployed in Sofia have left the country and their mission has ended. The Bulgarian government had previously extended the stay of 15 military aircraft and 500 technical personnel until June 30.
Heat wave in Italy and Balkans: Red alert in 22 cities, hundreds dead
Record temperatures in Italy and the Balkans have claimed hundreds of lives; firefighting efforts continue against wildfires, and experts say temperatures will remain 10 degrees above seasonal norms in the coming days.

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