Central Europe sees record temperatures as heatwave continues | Climate Crisis News

Record-breaking temperatures in Slovakia and Austria as Italy places all of its 27 major cities on highest heat alert. Published On 7 Aug 20267 Aug 2026 Central Europe has seen record-breaking temperatures amid a sweltering heatwave, as energy and transport systems across the continent face disruption. Temperatures in Slovakia reached 42.2 degrees Celsius (108 degrees…

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‘USCIS makes mistakes’: Immigration expert breaks down new H-1B, Green Card rule, calls its another step in dismantling legal immigration

Immigration expert says the new USCIS rule will dismantle legal immigration. The USCIS recently announced a major rule change that would affect many categories of visa and Green Card applicants. The agency said that when an applicant submits an application that is not complete, the agency asks for more documents, but now the officers will…

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Mars rover watches Earth disappear behind Phobos photo of the day for Aug. 6, 2025

A composite image captured by NASA’s Perseverance rover on July 2, 2026 showing Earth (the bright dot) passing behind Mars’ moon Phobos in the Red Planet sky. (Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/MSSS/SSI) NASA’s Perseverance rover witnessed a rare event recently, when Earth briefly disappeared behind Mars’ moon Phobos in the Red Planet sky. What is it? These…

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Italy, France, Germany battle extreme heat as Europe faces record temperatures

Mist fans at Rome’s Colosseum as Italy issues highest heat alert Italy placed all its major cities under the highest heat alert Thursday as an intense heatwave swept across Europe, setting national temperature records in Austria and Slovakia, fuelling wildfires in France, and disrupting power generation, transport and tourism across the continent.Temperatures climbed above 40°C…

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Qdenga dengue vaccine may be included in India’s Universal Immunisation Programme: Panel

A Parliamentary Committee has recommended including the newly approved Qdenga dengue vaccine in the Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP) and deploying AI-based early warning systems to strengthen India’s response to vector-borne diseases such as dengue, malaria and chikungunya. The committee also called for increased public-private investment in research and development, stronger genomic surveillance of vectors and…

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