A child born in Spain in 2025 faces 7.3 years of wildfire-favorable weather, 3.8 more than someone born in 1950. The study links this 108.5% increase to a 2.6 C warming trajectory, while European exposure rises 84% versus the Baby Boom generation.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he will pursue federal tax and welfare reforms after his party's loss. The pledge keeps his domestic policy agenda moving despite the party's setback.

Putin’s party is poised for a landslide election win with more than 90 percent of votes counted. The result reinforces the party’s political dominance in Russia.

Drones hit Moscow on the final day of elections in Russia. The strikes occurred as voting concluded in Russia.

Specialist rape and sexual offence courts will be introduced across England and Wales over two years, with dedicated courtrooms and private victim facilities. The £23m Ministry of Justice program adds trauma-informed staff training, fixed trial dates, specialist legal advice and a single victim contact.

The IRGC warned the US against further attacks and said Iran could use new weapons against previously unattacked targets. Iran linked reopening the Strait of Hormuz to seven conditions conveyed through Qatar amid continuing tensions.

Pilbara traditional owner Raelene Cooper will address the UN Human Rights Council over potential damage to Murujuga rock art near Woodside's plant. Australian groups say protections are inadequate, while court challenges argue the gas hub extension worsens climate impacts and harms ancient art.

Five former senior South Korean military officers received prison sentences of up to 18 years over the 2024 martial law declaration. The case addresses military deployments ordered by then-President Yoon Suk Yeol to influence lawmakers and search the election commission for fraud evidence.

Since 2025, the Trump administration has deported over 25,000 people to non-origin countries under 35 agreements. A federal appeals court ruled the policy unlawful, citing due process concerns.