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The inability to offload players on massive contracts, such as Marcus Rashford and Joshua Zirkzee, is seriously hampering the Red Devils in the summer transfer window.

First Deputy Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal Warns of Catastrophic Consequences of Russian Attacks on Energy Infrastructure and a 6 GW Capacity Shortfall.

While Croatia battles red weather alerts and temperatures up to 40°C, record-low water levels on the Danube, Drava, and Sava rivers are triggering a cascading energy crisis across Central and Southeastern Europe, with the Krško Nuclear Power Plant warning of a possible imminent reduction in output.

As Spanish authorities investigate criminal groups, former Croatian ambassador Božo Kovačević analyzes the geopolitical games of Morocco, Israel, and Trump behind the mass influx of migrants.

After between 50,000 and 60,000 migrants entered the Spanish enclave in just a few days, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez defends his policies while part of the EU accuses him of an 'attack on the migration and asylum system.'

The State Hydrometeorological Institute recorded an unusual reading for the evening hours, while Europe faces energy challenges due to extreme heat and drought.

As the force modernizes with drones and analytical tools, public criticism simmers over inefficiency in sensitive cases and handling at the borders.

Fatima Nofal lost three sons in an Israeli attack in 2023, and Zaid's birth brought her a glimmer of light. On Monday, the 15-month-old boy also died in a new strike.

The Spanish enclave on the African coast remains the scene of a serious migrant crisis. As authorities recover bodies from the sea, field reports reveal chaos and conflicting claims about the number of people remaining in the city.

Following last week's mass border crossing from Morocco into the Spanish enclave, authorities are grappling with a humanitarian crisis. The death toll is rising, and Madrid and Rabat are trading accusations.

Record-low water levels in European rivers are causing nuclear plant shutdowns, a drastic drop in hydropower, and severe disruptions to river transport, potentially leading to power shortages and price hikes.

Record-low water levels in European rivers caused by the heatwave threaten the operation of nuclear power plants and the transport of goods across the continent.

As the number of migrant deaths climbs, analysts highlight how the crisis is being used to paint a picture of Europe under siege.

Critically low Danube water levels threaten Serbia's energy stability, while Hungary faces historic nuclear plant halt.

Amid record-low Danube water levels and extreme heat expected to hit 42°C, Hungary declares a state of emergency and fully halts its only nuclear power plant.

Record-low Danube water levels due to prolonged drought have forced Hungary's only nuclear power plant to halt operations for the first time in over four decades, and the country is bracing for another heatwave.