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A record EU wildfire operation will pre-position crews in six countries and keep 22 airplanes and five helicopters on standby for summer.

Belgium’s draft law would let cyberbullying victims request anonymous offenders’ identities through the Telecommunications Ombudsman.

EU negotiators backed new return rules that tighten removal procedures and create a framework for external return hubs outside the bloc.

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck off Calabria at a depth of about 250 km, with official checks finding no major damage in early reports.

Malta opened voting in a snap parliamentary election as voters chose a new House of Representatives across 13 districts nationwide.

Belgium approved fiscal, wage-indexation and pension reforms, changing automatic income adjustments as inflation remains elevated.

EU lawmakers adopt a resolution on Iran human rights, citing executions, repression, political prisoners and minority concerns.

FAO warns the Strait of Hormuz closure is straining energy, fertilizer and agrifood systems, raising concern over global food costs.

Five Italian divers died in the Maldives after a cave exploration dive in Vaavu Atoll, prompting a cross-border official recovery response.

Putin says Russia successfully tested the Sarmat missile and plans to place the long delayed strategic weapon into service by end 2026.