A gunman arrived at a family home in the Rocío district of southern Spain by motorbike, killing three people including a pregnant woman and a child, before fleeing the scene. A fourth person is fighting for their life in hospital.
The White House directed the Pentagon to scale back joint military exercises with Seoul just one day before the scheduled start of the longstanding allied drills.
A NATO fighter jet has shot down a drone over Romanian territory that officials say appears to be of Russian origin, marking a significant moment for the alliance’s eastern defence posture.
The Reform UK leader secured a commanding victory in the by-election he himself triggered, but faces renewed scrutiny from Westminster’s standards watchdog over his personal finances.
A relentless succession of extreme heat events has made this one of Europe’s most punishing summers on record, with wildfires spreading across multiple countries and thousands of lives lost to heat-related causes.
France has lost around a fifth of its nuclear generating capacity to heatwaves, drought, and jellyfish blockages at coastal facilities, exposing vulnerabilities in Europe’s most nuclear-dependent electricity grid.
Britain could record its hottest summer ever as meteorologists warn of another intense heatwave building across Europe, with scientists citing the data as clear evidence of accelerating climate change.
New procedural rules taking effect in September aim to end the culture of empty benches and scripted statements in the European Parliament’s hemicycle, as President Metsola pushes for more genuine political debate.
Germany has announced plans to bolster its police counter-drone unit following a disruptive incident at a major airport, as European nations face a surge in unauthorised UAV activity over critical infrastructure.
Residents of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta rallied on Sunday, demanding a stronger government response to ongoing migration pressure, in a protest united across the city’s four religious communities.