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Prague has launched a new high‑speed bus service that, according to local reports, travels faster than the city’s metro. The initiative is being billed as a unique addition to the capital’s public‑transport network.
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A rapidly spreading forest fire in the Fagnes region has prompted the evacuation of villages and the deployment of Dutch helicopters and other EU aircraft. The blaze, now covering more than 1,600 hectares, is the largest recorded in Belgium this year and has raised cross‑border concerns in neighboring Germany.
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The United States revoked the travel visa of Andy López Beltrán, a senior Morena official and son of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The move has ignited accusations of interference in Mexico’s internal affairs and heightened tensions ahead of the new administration.
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Eleven demonstrators were arrested in Valjevo as students marked the one‑year anniversary of a disputed police crackdown. Authorities say the detainees were held for weapons and personal identification documents.
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Facing record‑low Danube water levels, Hungary will sink two barges to boost river depth and safeguard cooling at the Paks nuclear power station. The emergency move coincides with a government review of its Russian‑backed expansion plan.
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Wildfires have erupted across southern Greece, prompting a red‑code alert and the evacuation of more than 500 tourists from popular beach resorts. Greek authorities, bolstered by international crews, are battling the blazes as they spread toward densely populated holiday zones.
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Authorities have ordered the closure of Dampsaga Bad, a major municipal swimming centre, pending a comprehensive safety review. The decision has sparked debate over maintenance standards and the impact on local recreation.
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Mass demonstrations by Dutch farmers against the government's nitrogen‑reduction policy have spread nationwide, causing major traffic disruptions and a deadly collision on the A59. The unrest has spurred a parliamentary motion of no confidence and prompted calls from ministers for protesters to clear the motorways.
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Kenya's Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) enrolment has doubled, driven by the government's education initiatives. The surge in enrolment reflects the government's efforts to promote vocational training and address the country's skills gap.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa told SADC leaders the country is "deeply ashamed" of recent attacks on foreign nationals and urged regional cooperation. He also demanded reimbursement from Nigeria, Malawi, Ethiopia and others for evacuation costs, a claim that Ghana has denied.
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President Lee Jae Myung has signaled support for constitutional reform that would cut the presidential term to four years and allow one re‑election. He says the change should be debated by the National Assembly and is open to a stronger parliamentary role.
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The Bar Council of India withdrew its order to bar enrolment of NALSAR University's 2026 law graduates and halted the investigation into a student protest over the Chief Justice's convocation invitation. The reversal follows sharp criticism from legal scholars, students and the university’s leadership.