The World Health Organization (WHO) states that the global risk of Ebola remains low following a confirmed case in France on Wednesday. Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus maintains this assessment despite the recent detection of the virus.
Several swimming locations in the Haarlem region have been issued a negative swimming advice despite the hot weather. The report provides a list of these unsafe spots to help residents find safe places to cool off.
Prosecutors in New York have dropped a rape charge against former film mogul Harvey Weinstein after the accuser declined to testify. The decision brings an end to what would have been the fourth trial against him.
Event organizers are using mist cannons and sponges to protect festival and concert attendees from extreme temperatures this week. These cooling measures are being implemented to make the summer heat more manageable during outdoor activities.
The Dutch meteorological institute KNMI has issued a code red warning due to extreme heat, raising questions about employee rights during such conditions. The article examines whether workers, including supermarket staff and garbage collectors, are legally required to continue working or if they can seek cooler environments.
Colombia's president-elect Abelardo de la Espriella has issued a one-month deadline for armed groups in the country to surrender. He stated that his administration will not make any concessions during this process.