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The Guardian's front page highlights the severe impact of climate-driven heat on Europe, with analysis showing extreme drought conditions. Other top stories include international relations with a US-Saudi nuclear deal, Ukraine conflict developments, and fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal…
Analysis reveals how heatwaves are causing the atmosphere to become thirstier, severely impacting water supplies, food production, and power generation across Europe due to extreme drought.
US Senator Marco Rubio stated that 'new ideas' are required to resolve the conflict in Ukraine after meeting with Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces increasing pressure to reappoint Mykhailo Fedorov as the defence minister.
The conflict in Ukraine has resulted in two more Wildberries warehouses being destroyed.
A model scout associated with Jeffrey Epstein has been discovered deceased at his residence in the vicinity of Paris.
A US senator is demanding prompt clarification from Barclays regarding Jes Staley's connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
The United States has finalized a significant nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, which could permit the kingdom to enrich uranium, as the US aims to prevent Iran's nuclear ambitions.
The Houthi group in Yemen claims responsibility for attacks on Red Sea oil tankers, coinciding with the US launching its 12th night of strikes against Iran.
Oil prices have surged to near $100 a barrel following US attacks on Iran and Houthi actions targeting tankers in the Red Sea.
Pride organisers are determined to proceed with their march in a Romanian city that has blocked the event for the past four years.
In response to 'cockroach' protests, India's Prime Minister Modi has pledged to punish corrupt officials.
