What's happening in Europe?
Spain
The front page of La Vanguardia highlights extensive wildfires across Spain, exacerbated by a severe heatwave. Other top stories include a political debate between Sánchez and Feijóo on climate action, a femicide in Barcelona, and international news about an earthquake in Japan and wildfires in…
A live report details the ongoing wildfires across several Spanish regions, including Madrid, Ávila, and Toledo, with evacuations underway and roads closed due to the national emergency. The situation is dire as the country battles its worst fires on record amidst a heatwave.
Spain's meteorological agency (AEMET) has issued an orange alert for nine autonomous communities due to the fourth heatwave of the summer, indicating dangerously high temperatures across the country.
Prime Minister Sánchez has called on the leader of the opposition, Feijóo, to publicly disassociate himself from the Vox party and endorse a climate action pact, suggesting a political opportunity to erode the PP's stance on climate change.
Police have arrested a man suspected of murdering his partner in Barcelona, an act that allegedly occurred in front of their minor children. The perpetrator had fled the scene.
The number of fatalities from a powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck southern Japan has increased to 13, with reports of significant damage and ongoing rescue efforts.
A wildfire in southern France has reignited, prompting further evacuations as authorities struggle to contain the blaze amid challenging conditions.
Donald Trump attended the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham, remembering him as a friend to both Ukraine and Israel, in an event also attended by Ukrainian President Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
An analysis piece focusing on Josep Vilarasau, recognized as the key figure behind the development and strategy of the financial institution La Caixa.
A historical account suggests that a solar eclipse occurring over 2,600 years ago played a role in halting a prolonged conflict, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of astronomical events and human history.
Regional minister Illas commented on the postponement of the Fiscal Policy Council, emphasizing the need for greater accountability and fewer justifications from the parties involved.
