The world is experiencing a new wave of climate change. Temperatures are also hitting previously unexpected highs. Heatwaves and wildfires are scorching 3 continents across the world. Climate naturally fluctuates throughout the world's history, causing events leading to harmful effects.

Temperatures rise across northern hemisphere

Huge swaths of the United States came under heat warnings on Sunday (July 17) as western and southern states continued to face record-breaking temperatures. The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a warning of "a widespread and oppressive heat wave" in various parts of the Southwest, southern Florida and western Gulf Coast, with millions of people facing health risks in the coming week due to the sizzling temperatures.

US West and South battle extreme heat wave as deadly flash floods persist in Northeast

A record heatwave is sweeping across the world. Asia, Europe and the United States are on the receiving end, battling dangerously high temperatures. A stubborn heat dome has parked itself over western states, and as of now, it shows no signs of dissipating.

Asia, Europe & US suffering heatwave conditions

While meteorologists are comparing the current heat wave in Europe to the three-headed Hound of Hell from Greek mythology, wildfires on Spain's La Palma Island are raging out of control and forcing thousands of people to evacuate. At least 4,000 people have been forced to leave their homes as a result.

Spain: Wildfires in Canary Islands, over 10,00 acres of land affected

Temperatures are soaring across Europe this week and the experts are calling this heat wave Cerberus the three-headed Hound of Hell in Greek mythology. The temperatures are around 40 degrees Celsius in the countries of Italy, Spain, Greece and Croatia but the question is why has Europe become a hot furnace?

Why has Europe become a hot furnace?

Millions of people faced dangerously high temperatures on Saturday across the globe, including the United States, as experts forecasted record heatwaves in Europe and Japan.

Millions battle record heatwaves as temperatures dangerously soar in US, Europe

Southern Europe is battling a ferocious heatwave, which has been inflamed by carbon pollution and is leading to severe health risks to people with old age and those suffering from underlying health conditions.

Southern Europe, parts of US face intense heatwaves as temperatures soar even in Antarctica

Parts of Europe, China and the United States have seen facing record-breaking heat as the temperature of the ground in some areas of Spain hit more than 60 degrees Celsius during the deadly heatwave.

Europe heatwave: Spain swelters with land temperatures crossing 60 degrees Celsius

A heatwave is raging across Europe, sending temperatures soaring across the continent. Heatwave Cerberus has the potential to break temperature records in Europe in the coming days. Temperatures are expected to reach as high as 48.8 degree Celsius in parts of Italy. A 44-year-old man in Italy died after collapsing while working in the sun at a town near Milan. The Italian met office says temperatures are expected to peak on Friday.

Cerberus heatwave sends temperatures soaring across Europe | World News | WION

Italy is reeling under surging temperatures and heatwave conditions. But this could be just the beginning. As per reports, temperatures in Italy could get close to breaking a European record this week. The record for the highest temperature in European history was broken on the 11 of august 2021. An Italian town logged a high of 48.8 degrees Celsius. The ongoing heatwave is expected to last for about two weeks in central and southern parts of Italy.

Italy heatwave could come close to breaking European temperature records

Europe's drugs regulator has informed BBC News that it is carrying out a review of a few weight-loss jabs after it was alerted about the possibility of them leading to suicide and self-harm among users.

Europe's drugs regulator investigating weight-loss jabs for suicide risk

United States President Joe Biden on Sunday headed to Europe for a three-nation tour which will be dominated by the Russia-Ukraine war, approval of cluster munitions for Kyiv and membership in expanding NATO military alliance.

Biden heads to Europe amid heated debate over giving cluster munitions to Kyiv

European politics has become more conservative on migration compared to a decade ago, leading to a collapse of the Dutch government over an immigration bill. The Netherlands proposed restrictions on the flow of asylum seekers and delays in family reunification for children of war refugees already in the country.

Dutch government collapses as Europe shifts to conservative migration stance

One month after the Ukraine dam breach, villagers still living in homes destroyed by June 6 floods. Watch the video to know more.

Ukraine dam breach: Villagers in Russian-controlled areas still live in destroyed homes

Singer Taylor Swift has come up with the release of her re-recorded “Taylor’s Version” of her third studio album Speak Now.

Taylor Swift rereleases her version of ‘Speak Now’

'Mosaic in the sky': Igualada hosts one of biggest hot-air balloons gatherings in Europe

According to a study, British children who experienced austerity as a child are shorter than children in other European nations, including France, Denmark, Bulgaria, and Lithuania. According to the Guardian, experts have connected this to a bad national diet and funding cuts to the NHS. Height is a measure of a child's overall living conditions, including stress, sleep quality, and poverty, according to researchers.

British children are shorter than their European peers , says experts

UAE-Saudi join hands over counter-terrorism, warn Europe of possibly classifying some eu countries as the 'incubators of terrorism'

UAE-Saudi call on international community to address extremism

Croatia is one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations, and the city of Dubrovnik is known for attracting thousands of visitors every year. But, the city has now introduced new rules to combat noise pollution which could directly impact people travelling to the city with wheeled suitcases.

‘No suitcases allowed,’ Croatian city brings new rule to combat noise pollution

Two environmental groups, the Nordic branch of Greenpeace and Natur og Ungdom (Nature and Youth or Young Friends of the Earth Norway), on Thursday (June 29) said that they are suing the Norwegian state for violating the country’s constitution and international human rights commitments.

Environmental groups sue Norwegian state, ask court to halt billion-dollar oil projects

Europe's Euclid space telescope is scheduled to blast off Saturday on the first-ever mission aiming to shed light on two of the universe's greatest mysteries: dark energy and dark matter.

Europe's space telescope to target universe's dark mysteries

Smoke from Canada wildfires crosses the Atlantic ocean, darkening skies in South-Western Europe. According to the EU's Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Service, Canada wildfires have released a record 160 million tonnes of carbon.

Smoke from Canada's wildfires reaches Europe's skies

Canada's wildfire smoke reaches Europe, US

Smoke from Canada wildfires cross the Atlantic ocean, darkening skies in South-Western Europe. According to the EU's Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Service, Canada wildfires have released a record 160 million tonnes of carbon.

Canadian wildfire smoke reaches Europe; emissions hit record

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