Forest fires, fueled by strong winds, continue to rage across southern and western Turkey's tourist regions, mobilizing significant ground and air resources.

Wildfires are raging in Rethymno, Paros, and Andros, with strong winds hindering firefighting efforts. A drone video reveals the challenging conditions of the fire that broke out in Asomatos, Rethymno, where no water drops were made.

Wildfires continue to spread across multiple regions in Greece, including Rethymno, Andros, Kalymnos, and Paros. A 71-year-old man and a firefighter have sustained minor burns.

Greece is on high alert for wildfires across the country, with a very high risk declared for eight regions due to strong winds reaching up to 9 Beaufort and high temperatures. Crete, Lesbos, and other areas face an increased threat.

Slovak mayors are criticizing the army for not suspending training with live ammunition during a heatwave, which they believe contributed to a large fire in a military area, hindering firefighters due to unexploded ordnance.

France, Britain, and Spain have issued a joint communiqué highlighting that the devastating wildfires raging across Spain and France exemplify the threat climate change poses to Europe and its way of life.

Sweden is preparing for potential large forest fires, with state helicopters on standby and 3,500 employees ready for deployment. Authorities emphasize the country cannot afford major wildfires.

An alleged arsonist has been imprisoned, accused of causing the wildfire that forced the confinement of 33,000 people in Anoia, Barcelona, along with two other fires in 2024 and 2025.

An expert highlights that severe wildfires can change local meteorology, with certain cloud types generating electrical discharges and lightning, leading to new fire outbreaks and complicating firefighting efforts.

Higher humidity, cooler temperatures, and a forecast for rain have raised hopes for relief in southwestern France, where wildfires have charred an area four times the size of Paris.

Following significant wildfires in Norway, Spain, and France, a Danish article discusses nine preventative measures, such as firebreaks, deciduous trees, and water holes, to mitigate future large-scale fires.

While wildfires around Madrid are no longer spreading, the risk of forest fires remains high in southern Europe, including Spain, and has extended to all of southern Sweden. Authorities are urging caution as dry conditions persist.

The small French village of Le Porge has been the worst-hit area by the ongoing wildfires in France, with over 180 homes destroyed. Residents claim the destruction could have been prevented.

As major blazes continue to rage in France, the European Union's crisis management chief is advocating for greater investment in prevention, forest management, and emergency response measures.

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez has proposed Mallorca as the ideal location for a European center dedicated to fighting wildfires in the Western Mediterranean, suggesting the Son San Juan air base as a potential site.

The risk of wildfires has significantly increased in Austria after a brief period of calm. Volunteer fire departments are crucial for early detection and rapid response to these fires.

The owner of a renowned bar in Alfondeguilla, whose town has been severely impacted by wildfires, expresses concern about future tourism, questioning if visitors will want to explore a 'lunar landscape'.

Two individuals have been arrested on suspicion of arson as firefighters continue to battle the spread of wildfires near Bordeaux, France.

Regional councilors in Spain are demanding that Minister Marlaska provide more aircraft and an inventory of government resources to improve coordination and prevent further massive wildfires.

Canada's unprecedented 2023 wildfire season burned 15.1 million hectares, releasing a staggering 554 million tonnes of carbon from ancient underground soil and peat.

A heatwave is hindering efforts to control wildfires in Spain, making predictions difficult. While the Sierra Oeste de Madrid fire is definitively stabilized, blazes continue uncontrolled in Castellón and have activated alarms in Zamora.

Mayors of towns and villages affected by wildfires are at the heart of organizing emergency responses and planning for the aftermath, working hour by hour to manage evacuations, shelter for victims, and coordination with rescue services.

Ireland is examining whether native woodland and rewetted peatland could help reduce the risk of wildfires, given the flammability of its landscape. An ecologist discusses these potential nature-based prevention strategies.

Powerful forest fires have spread across several areas of Turkey, with strong winds hindering firefighting efforts, particularly in the southern tourist regions like Mugla province, leading to hundreds of evacuations.

As wildfires rage in Gironde and Landes, tourists expected in the regions are grappling with the decision to cancel their holidays and whether they will be entitled to refunds.

The 'Enchanted Forest' botanical garden in San Martín de Valdeiglesias, Spain, was miraculously saved from wildfires, with flames stopping just meters away, thanks to local efforts and its irrigation ponds.

A volunteer firefighter in Ávila, Spain, acknowledges climate change's role in the ongoing wildfires but points to other significant factors in their management and spread.

Belgium has deployed military personnel and specialized vehicles to assist France in combating the severe wildfires raging in the Gironde region, following a request for support from French authorities.

Five individuals have been arrested in recent days in the Gironde region, notably for receiving stolen jewelry, amidst concerns that some are exploiting the wildfires to 'loot' evacuated homes. While these incidents worry residents, authorities assure that acts of predation remain very marginal due to a strong security presence.

An article explains the reasons behind the difficulty in containing wildfires in France, detailing the conditions under which they ignite and spread. It also highlights the potential health consequences associated with these fires.

Young Adrián Guerra traveled from Móstoles to La Adrada to deliver collected aid, including diapers and gluten-free food, to residents affected by recent wildfires.

France is experiencing its worst wildfires in decades, yet the country is divided by three distinct internal disputes instead of uniting to address the crisis.

Humans are not the only victims of the massive wildfires that have ravaged France over recent weeks.

Hadja Lahbib, the EU crisis chief, has called for accelerated existing plans and increased investment in climate action as an ominous heatwave exacerbates wildfires in France and Spain.

High-risk Seveso sites in Gironde, France, are implementing strict protocols to protect their sensitive installations from fires and prevent major technological accidents, especially as wildfires approach.

New wildfires have erupted in Southern France and a Spanish national park, prompting calls for extreme caution. Scientists are also examining how a human-made forest in France, alongside climate change, is contributing to the scale of the raging fires.

Strong winds are forecast to intensify across the Aegean Sea starting Wednesday, reaching gale force and significantly heightening the risk of wildfires in Greece this week.

Firefighters are braced for a sharp rise in temperatures on Wednesday, which could complicate the containment of wildfires in Gironde.

Environmental Minister Norbert Totschnig has urged caution as a high risk of wildfires has returned to parts of Austria, noting that over eight out of ten fires are caused by human behavior.

France is urgently seeking to acquire more Canadair water bombers to combat wildfires but faces a long and slow production process for these essential aircraft. The demand highlights the challenges in rapidly expanding aerial firefighting capabilities.

Exclusive: The Independent’s James C. Reynolds witnesses the scale of the devastation in Gironde first hand, and speaks to the community that has come together to tackle the crisis

A wildfire warning has been issued across the UK as the country prepares for its fourth heatwave of the year, with temperatures expected to reach up to 35C in south-east England. Over 200 wildfires have been recorded in the last two weeks, prompting concerns.

Massive wildfires are threatening defense sector facilities and the Souge military camp near Bordeaux, France, with numerous ground and aerial resources deployed for protection. Satellite images reveal the staggering toll of what has been France's worst wildfire season on record.

An article explains how pyrocumulonimbus clouds, also known as fire thunderstorms, can generate their own winds and lightning, unpredictably spreading wildfires. This unusual phenomenon is a growing concern for firefighters and meteorologists.

The Centaure armored vehicle, designed for protection and deterrence against looters, has been deployed to the massive wildfires in Gironde, France. Separately, a Virgin jet engineer died after an accident at Heathrow.

Scientists warn that wildfires are entering tipping-point territory, necessitating updates to their models to better understand how these extreme events start and spread.

Oxfam Novib reports that the six largest fossil fuel companies nearly doubled their net profits in the second quarter, making $17 billion per hour, while heatwaves, droughts, and wildfires intensified globally.

Three years after Maui wildfires many still struggle with ‘biological, emotional and social consequences’, study says A spate of ferocious wildfires across North America and Europe, worsened by the…

Artem and Yulia Samolienko are driving through parts of France affected by wildfires to reach their friends' wedding in Portugal, determined to continue their journey across Europe.

As firefighters continue to battle major wildfires that have ravaged 42,000 hectares in southwestern France, authorities are also working to prevent burglaries in areas evacuated due to the fires, some of which have now been stabilized.

Marion Toutchkov, an expert from France's National Forest Office (ONF), explains why wildfires in southwestern France have been so devastating this summer, stating that 'climate change is faster than us forest protectors.'

Large wildfires near Bordeaux, France, have not reached the city itself but are causing significant smoke, leading to potential respiratory problems for residents.

An ecologist argues that Ireland needs more robust deterrents against deliberately started wildfires and urges the government to adequately fund nature restoration in the upcoming budget.

Romania has extended its mission of firefighters in France by two weeks, providing continued support to combat the ongoing wildfires in the country.

Ongoing live coverage reports on wildfires raging across Southern Europe, leading to the evacuation of thousands of people in Spain and France.

The mayor of Bordeaux is bracing for "all eventualities" as one of multiple wildfires burning in France is now just nine miles (15km) from the south-western city.

Spain is experiencing its largest evacuation in history, with 73,000 people displaced across four provinces due to devastating wildfires. While some evacuees return to intact homes, others remain displaced, and political parties blame each other for the lack of a long-term fire prevention pact, with psychologists providing support to those affected by the prolonged crisis.

In Castile, European bison and wild horses are being used to graze on overgrown vegetation on the forest floor to deprive wildfires of fuel, while experiments with 'firefighter sheep' are also underway elsewhere.

A Finnish politician believes that deadly summer heatwaves and European wildfires will lead to a 'cool shift' in tourism, increasing travel to Northern Europe, though she hopes to avoid mass tourism to nature sites.

Firefighters in France heavily rely on a red liquid fire retardant to create barriers against wildfires, but this essential product is exclusively owned by an American group. This dependence highlights a lack of French sovereignty in critical firefighting tools.

For a second day, EKAV ambulance forces are on full operational readiness in areas affected by ongoing wildfires in Rethymno, Andros, Kalymnos, and Paros, Greece.

Despite a slight improvement in weather conditions, France's Interior Minister Laurent Nunez stated that the wildfire risk remains 'extremely high.' Persistent drought and rapidly spreading blazes continue to affect the country.

France has documented its first known 'fire cloud,' also called a pyrocumulonimbus, as extreme wildfires continue to sweep across Europe. These towering storm clouds form when intense heat from fires pushes smoke, air, and moisture high into the atmosphere, capable of generating powerful winds.

Europe is adopting a new strategy in the fight against wildfires, which includes utilizing goats, as firefighting planes are proving insufficient.

Ontario ministers, including the Minister of Natural Resources, are scheduled to hold a media availability to address ongoing wildfires burning across the province's northwest.

As France battles unprecedented wildfires, officials are urging collective global action on climate change and emphasizing the need for political solutions. The ongoing crisis highlights the urgent need to address environmental challenges.

Firefighters in France express optimism, while Spain has concluded its national emergency, likely in response to a natural disaster such as wildfires.

French authorities have allowed 84,000 evacuated residents to return home, signaling that firefighters are successfully battling the wildfires in southwestern France, though Spain remains the hardest-hit EU country.

Spain has lifted its state of emergency declared for forest fires, indicating an improvement in the situation in some areas. However, new wildfires have simultaneously broken out in other parts of France and Spain, highlighting ongoing challenges in combating blazes.

Wildfires in Kitsi, Attica, were brought under control within 40 minutes, while another fire in a forest area in Lambero, Karditsa, has also been contained.

Slovenian authorities are deploying Air Tractors for preventive flights as fire danger reaches its peak, aiming to prevent significant damage from potential wildfires.

Three firefighters have died while combating wildfires in Greece, with two fatalities on the island of Crete and another near Gytheio, as over 8,000 people were evacuated from Crete.

Wildfires are ravaging Greece, particularly on the island of Crete, where strong winds are hindering firefighting efforts. The blazes have tragically resulted in the deaths of at least three firefighters, with thousands of residents evacuated.

Following major wildfires this summer in Norway, Spain, and France, experts are advocating for nine steps to improve prevention and management of future large-scale blazes.

Wildfires that posed a threat to Madrid have been successfully stabilized and are now almost completely extinguished. The spread of the flames has ceased.

A report indicates that 95% of wildfires in Tunisia are caused by human activity. This statistic highlights the significant role of human factors in the country's wildfire incidents.

Record heatwaves are increasingly straining Western Europe's infrastructure, businesses, and budgets. The rising frequency of wildfires and escalating insurance costs contribute to the growing economic challenge.

Approximately 8,500 people evacuated due to wildfires in Spain have been allowed to return to their homes in areas like Valdemaqueda and Robledo de Chav. While some found their houses undamaged, others were not as fortunate.

A total of 27,000 hectares have been scorched by wildfires, with cattle owners reporting a nightmare experience under 'pinecones jumping like bombs' as they denounce the disaster.

A Canadian pastry chef living in Bordeaux, Emily Simmons, was forced to evacuate due to heavy smoke from nearby wildfires. High temperatures and wind continue to fuel the blazes in southwestern France.

Residents describe fleeing homes in the middle of the night as thousands of evacuees crowd into makeshift halls across Bordeaux

The Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to avoid wildfire-affected areas in France and Spain, raising questions about the possibility of canceling trips without cost if a destination is experiencing wildfires.

Firefighters are battling flare-ups in the Gironde region of southwest France amid searing 40C heat, with some locals refusing evacuations. The ongoing wildfires have led to the cancellation of all TGV trains south of Bordeaux, as confirmed by SNCF.

People in Spain have been allowed to return to their homes following recent wildfires, though nearly ten thousand individuals remain evacuated in the Madrid region.

Wildfires across the European Union have consumed an estimated 240,000 hectares of land. This significant area highlights the widespread impact of recent blazes.

Canfor has announced the closure of its Alberta mill, attributing the decision to the impact of tariffs and recent wildfires.

As wildfires continue to rage, French President Emmanuel Macron has outlined steps for rebuilding the nation's forests, with discussions focusing on options like planting more fire-resistant vegetation.

Bulgarian Post has issued a warning about potential delays for shipments originating from Spain and France, as postal operators in both countries report disruptions in areas affected by ongoing wildfires.

Wildfires have devastated areas around exclusive holiday residences in central Spain, impacting numerous well-known personalities including Najwa Nimri and Carlos Sainz.

Prosecutors in Bordeaux, France, have charged eleven individuals with arson and endangering others through fire, in connection with recent wildfires, including a paramedic accused of setting bushes alight.

French authorities have made arrests for fraud and theft in areas affected by wildfires, including a man who posed as a volunteer psychologist at a displacement center near Bordeaux, attempting to extort money from victims.

Thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes due to wildfires raging near Ávila, Spain, with affected residents reporting fear and helplessness as firefighters battle the blazes.

Massive wildfires have consumed nearly 80,000 hectares in the hinterland of Spain's capital, Madrid, forcing thousands of residents to evacuate. Affected individuals recount their experiences of the devastating blazes.

North Macedonia's Crisis Management Center (CMC) reports no active fires, with 16 previously registered open-space fires in 10 municipalities now extinguished.

More than 120 Portuguese operational personnel and 40 vehicles are returning to Portugal after assisting in combating wildfires near Madrid, Spain, following a request for support.

An explainer details the phenomenon of 'fire-clouds,' or pyrocumulonimbus clouds, as France experiences its first recorded instances, linked to intense wildfires.

The European Union's response to ⁠wildfires needs more funding, greater focus on forest management and enhanced education about fire risk as the climate changes, the head of the bloc's crisis…

Residents in the Castellón province near Valencia, Spain, were evacuated from fast-spreading wildfires, marking the second disaster in a short period after previous floods.

A poll reveals that 60% of citizens disapprove of the Spanish government's efforts to prevent increasingly severe wildfires, indicating widespread dissatisfaction.

Europe is experiencing severe heatwaves, contributing to extensive wildfires across France, Spain, and Italy, with deadly blazes in France threatening missile factories and nuclear research sites near Bordeaux.

Wildfires in British Columbia, Canada, have led to evacuations, with one ranch taking in nearly 30 horses from affected families.

Over 220,000 people in southwestern France are displaced due to ongoing wildfires, with many uncertain when they can return home. The government faces criticism for its perceived unpreparedness in handling the blazes.

The French government will convene economic stakeholders on Thursday to discuss emergency aid measures for businesses impacted by the massive wildfires in the Gironde department. Initial support measures have already been announced.

Swiss Re, a major reinsurance company, has stated that the recent surge in European wildfires is likely to drive up demand for insurance coverage.

As raging wildfires continue to consume parts of France, local communities have mobilised to minimise the destruction.

Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes as powerful wildfires sweep across Spain and France, revealing the growing scale of a climate crisis already reshaping the continent.

The Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs has advised Czech citizens in Spain to avoid all areas affected by wildfires and to pay increased attention to travel planning due to road closures.

Spain is bracing for its fourth summer heatwave, which is projected to start tomorrow and potentially extend beyond Sunday. Aemet spokesperson Rubén del Campo warned about its potential impact on ongoing uncontrolled wildfires.

Massive wildfires ravaging the French countryside are producing thick, potentially toxic smoke clouds, leading residents in nearby metropolitan areas to worry about respiratory health and prompting the return of facemasks.

Two individuals, including a 15-year-old minor, have been arrested and referred to the Toulon prosecutor's office on suspicion of intentionally starting several fires in Cuers and Ollioules in July.

Wildfires that broke out in agricultural and forest areas in Thessaloniki and Fthiotida, Greece, have been extinguished, while another blaze on the island of Lesbos has been brought under control.

The UK is preparing for its fourth heatwave of the summer, with forecasters warning of potentially 'exceptionally severe' wildfires, particularly in the South East, and health alerts being issued across the country.

A high risk of wildfires has been declared for today across several regions in Greece, including Attica and Evia, which are under a yellow alert. Authorities are warning residents about the elevated danger.

China is testing the use of drones to combat wildfires, showcasing impressive prototypes, while a Swiss fire coordination association (Feukos) assesses the realism and potential of such systems for their own use.

Seven operational personnel, including five civil protection agents, sustained minor injuries while combating ongoing wildfires in the Guarda and Vila Verde regions of Portugal.

Environmental protection agents express concern over the lack of forest maintenance, warning that accumulated undergrowth after rains is fueling the intensity of fires and predicting a complicated year for wildfires in 2026.

In Castile, European bisons and wild horses are being deployed to graze on overgrown vegetation, aiming to reduce fuel for wildfires, while other regions experiment with 'firefighter sheep'.

A cartoon by Ben Jennings illustrates the ongoing and severe wildfire situation affecting southern Europe.

Amidst devastating wildfires in France, a social media movement has emerged, with individuals filming and confronting those who discard cigarette butts, a practice that can lead to legal penalties.

Experts suggest using herds of goats and sheep to create natural firebreaks by grazing on vegetation, a method that has proven effective in preventing the spread of wildfires in Europe.

Unprecedented wildfires continue to rage across France and Spain, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. Experts express concerns that conditions may worsen in the coming days.

As wildfires intensify across Europe, a discussion has emerged regarding the adequacy of France's Canadair water bomber fleet compared to its European neighbors, highlighting the strategic importance of these rare aircraft.

Fifteen members of Luxembourg's CGDIS are deploying to Gironde, France, to assist with wildfires. Meanwhile, Luxembourg is closely monitoring the situation due to potential smoke particles reaching the country from Southern European blazes.

North Macedonia's Crisis Management Center reports active fires in Dolneni (a wheat field) and Kicevo (dry grass), while a fire near Kavadarci has been brought under control.

An exceptionally strong El Niño is currently developing in the Pacific, with researchers warning that this natural climate phenomenon could significantly increase the risk of extreme wildfires in various regions.

In Spain's Galicia region, native goats, sheep, and cows are being used to graze on flammable undergrowth, helping local communities reduce the risk of wildfires.

French authorities have given the green light for approximately 84,000 evacuees to return to their homes following recent fires across Europe, with France being particularly affected. More than half of those affected have now been permitted to go home, signaling that the worst fires in decades are under control.

A 58-year-old man has been imprisoned, accused of deliberately starting three forest fires in the l'Anoia region, which collectively burned over 450 hectares across seven municipalities.

Slovenia is facing extreme wildfire danger, leading to a ban on picnics and burning, with Air Tractors on standby for preventive flights to mitigate potential damage.

Poland is bracing for another wave of heat in August, which, while not as intense as initially predicted, will bring conditions conducive to drought and wildfires.

Thousands of residents evacuated due to wildfires in Gironde, southwest France, are being allowed to return to their homes, many of which have been destroyed by the blazes.

An infographic-based article explains the numerous factors influencing the propagation of forest fires, using examples like the tens of thousands of hectares burned in Gironde, France.

An Irish family's holiday in southwest France turned into chaos as wildfires swept through the region, forcing them to evacuate. James Halford described the experience of fleeing the blaze.

Russia is reportedly taking advantage of Spain's firefighting helicopters being grounded, while wildfires continue to rage across the region.

James C. Reynolds shares his extraordinary experience joining volunteers to fight wildfires in France, describing columns of people battling the blazes.

France's civil security agency is reportedly struggling with chronic shortages and maintenance difficulties within its fleet, particularly affecting its firefighting aircraft amid recent wildfires.

Thousands who fled huge wildfires in Spain have returned home, while firefighters battle raging flames in France as a new heatwave grips the region. The situation remains challenging across Western Europe, with two deaths reported in Greece.

Belgian soldiers and equipment have been sent to France to help French firefighters combat ongoing wildfires in the Gironde region in the southwest.

A massive wildfire in southwestern France, which has already burned 420,000 acres, has reignited due to returning high temperatures and strong winds. The situation is worsening after a brief period of stabilization.

The European Union plans to expand its fleet of firefighting aircraft to combat increasingly severe wildfires across the continent, though new planes are not expected until 2030 and may still be insufficient for current fire magnitudes.

French firefighters continue to battle a major blaze west of Bordeaux, which had prompted mass evacuations, as scorching temperatures and winds threaten to fuel the wildfires. Crews have kept the blazes under control overnight, but the fight persists amid extreme heat.

As wildfires continue to tear through southwest France, thousands of wild animals, including deer and hedgehogs, are perishing or being rescued, unable to escape the flames or find food and water.

Residents are struggling to comprehend the devastation as they return to their homes five days after El Morro was evacuated due to wildfires burning across the countryside west of the Spanish capital, Madrid.

A firefighter tragically died while battling a fire in Gytheio, Greece, marking another casualty in the ongoing fight against wildfires in the region.

France is re-evaluating its approach to forest management, considering a return to ancestral methods, as the country grapples with unprecedented wildfires. Efforts are also underway to rescue pets and other animals caught in the blazes.

A significant blaze in central Spain has stabilized, offering a rare reprieve as soaring temperatures across France and Spain continue to heighten the threat of wildfires.

Residents of Le Porge in Gironde express a sense of injustice and abandonment after the Saumos fire ravaged their village. A collective of 700 people is organizing to file a collective complaint.

Thousands of residents in Spain are returning to their homes, but a new heatwave is raising concerns about potential wildfires. Authorities are on alert as high temperatures increase the risk of blazes.

Survivors of wildfires in France are returning to find their homes destroyed, as the country experiences an unprecedented wildfire season that has forced around 220,000 people to evacuate.

Intensifying wildfires are not solely caused by climate change; errors in forestry and fire management practices are also leading to catastrophic consequences.

Massive wildfires in southwestern France have created a rare and extreme 'firestorm' phenomenon, prompting experts to warn that Europe is facing a new reality regarding such events.

A wildfire fueled by strong winds forced evacuations, prompted the precautionary evacuation of part of a state hospital, and led to the closure of a major highway in southwestern Türkiye.

Experts warn that large wildfires are the new reality and the only way to combat them is to adapt and manage the land

Wildfires have significantly increased toxic emissions, surpassing health risk thresholds and raising concerns about air quality and public health.

Five years ago, I wrote an open letter asking climate scientists to speak out against fossil fuels.

Wildfires near Madrid, Spain, have burned nearly 80,000 hectares in the capital's hinterland, forcing thousands to flee their homes as flames spread rapidly and cause significant damage.

A huge fire in southwest France has generated the country's first recorded pyrocumulonimbus fire cloud, which are far more common in Canada.

A firefighter deployed to the Gironde wildfires in France has shared dramatic helmet camera footage, capturing the intense battle against flames racing through agricultural land.

Residents of South Korea's North Gyeongsang Province have launched a joint lawsuit against the government, demanding compensation for damages incurred from massive wildfires in the region last year.

Spain remains on maximum alert due to wildfires, even after successfully containing what was described as the worst fire in the country's history, with 30 roads still closed across the nation.

Goats are being recognized for their effectiveness in preventing wildfires by clearing shrubbery that other animals avoid and navigating challenging terrain, offering a natural solution to fire risk.

As massive wildfires in Spain are brought under control, the country's climate-skeptic right-wing has rejected Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's 'national pact' to tackle the climate emergency.

Authorities in France and Spain are reportedly making headway in their efforts to control and extinguish huge wildfires affecting both countries.

Wildfires are casting a dark shadow over France's celebrated Bordeaux wine industry, posing a significant threat to vineyards and prompting a wake-up call for the region. The fires are causing concern and potential damage to one of the country's most famous exports.

Over 1,000 people evacuated due to massive wildfires in Gironde, France, have found shelter in Bordeaux’s exhibition centre, where volunteers are providing activities and logistical support.

The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel warning for its citizens in or traveling to Spain, citing an increased risk of wildfires due to a heatwave expected to last until at least August 2nd.

Temperatures are set to gradually decrease and winds will significantly strengthen from Wednesday, July 29, 2026, in Greece, prompting authorities to issue a high alert for wildfires for the rest of the week.

Devastating wildfires have been raging for days in Spain and France, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate as forests are described as 'powder kegs'.

An explainer details the nature of 'fire-clouds,' also known as pyrocumulonimbus clouds, following their first recorded appearance in France amidst ongoing wildfires.

Lya, a 9-year-old girl, has been forced to flee wildfires twice and is now residing in an evacuation center with 1,000 other people.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that over 170,000 hectares have already been burned by wildfires, with half of the summer remaining, and the government has declared 211 catastrophe zones to provide reconstruction aid.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that Spain is beginning to see 'the light at the end of the tunnel' in its battle against the country's worst wildfires.

Global water shortages due to heatwaves, wildfires, and poor harvests are creating valuable investment opportunities in companies offering necessary solutions for water management.

Today's morning news briefing covers Mayo bringing Sam home, ongoing wildfires, and Merz's visit to Dublin.

Following recent wildfires in France, a debate has emerged in Belgium regarding the country's potential acquisition of Canadair firefighting aircraft.

Large wildfires are raging dangerously close to Madrid, providing a stark reality check for the culturally and economically booming Spanish capital.

New research indicates that 76% of Canada's wildfire emissions originate from soil carbon, fundamentally altering the understanding of wildfire smoke, climate change, and forest management strategies.

The European Copernicus satellite captured a smoke cloud over central and western Spain, as Pedro Sánchez warned of 'difficult and complex' days due to strong winds and high temperatures maintaining a maximum alert for wildfires.