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Copper wire thefts hit 650 electric vehicle charging stations in France this year

Cable thefts have caused estimated €13M in losses and could drive some charging operators into bankruptcy, industry representative warns14 August 2026

Wildfire in Spain forces 855 to evacuate, threatens historic monastery

More than 24,700 acres burned as military evacuates centuries-old relics from monastery built beneath massive cliff 14 August 2026

Italy monitors situation in Israeli-besieged Palestinian village where 5 Italians reported present

The Italian nationals reportedly evacuated the besieged home14 August 2026

Extreme heat disrupts train services in Belgium

Several trains operating during peak hours will be canceled, says Belgian train operator 14 August 2026

Swiss farmers fear worse drought losses than 2003

'I have personally never experienced a drought like this before,' says head of Swiss Farmers' Union14 August 2026

Tusk orders closer monitoring as anti-Ukrainian violence rises in Poland

Warsaw also warns Moscow is deliberately seeking to deepen divisions between Poles and Ukrainians14 August 2026

Parliamentary inquiry resumes after Reform UK leader wins by-election

Inquiry into $6.7 M gift from cryptocurrency entrepreneur that Farage did not declare resumes following by-election victory14 August 2026

German auto industry employment falls to lowest level since 2005

Sector sheds 42,300 jobs year-on-year in 1st half of 2026, marking steepest decline among Germany’s major industries14 August 2026

Italy refuses to accept migrants returned from Germany: Interior Ministry

Rome says cases are covered by bilateral ‘Dubliners’ amnesty’ agreed with Berlin last year14 August 2026

German pensioners facing uphill battle to make ends meet as economic stagnation bites

Germany's prolonged economic woes are also highlighting a widening gap between retirees with property, savings and private pensions, and older people coping with problems to cover rent, energy and care costs 14 August 2026

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