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Most of the hurricanes and tropical storms that later reach the Caribbean islands and the U.S. form near Cape Verde and Senegal in West Africa, as cool air moves down from the Sahel region. Two Tropical Disturbances Are Being Watched Off Africa. This Is Where Some of the Atlantic’s Most Powerful Hurricanes Begin
Beaches in southern England are enjoying one of the longest and hottest summer seasons on record. Britain’s Summer Has Turned Southern England Yellow – and the Heat Is Still Not Over
During the summer months, many people in Europe are tempted to take a dip in the Danube River to escape the heat. Yet, the river hides far more dangers than one might assume from a distance. The Danube May Look Clean. That Does Not Mean It Is Safe to Swim In.
In Cyprus, there are still many places where time feels like it has stood still—few people, a slow pace of life, nature, sunshine, and the sound of cicadas. 10 Things I Love About Cyprus After a Decade on the Island – and 3 I Still Can’t Get Used To
Every year in August, Europe briefly pauses to enjoy the sea—a time dedicated solely to rest. But where did this tradition come from? Pictured: The stunning Dalmatian coast of Croatia. Why Europe Shuts Down in August: The Origins of a Continental Tradition

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Most of the hurricanes and tropical storms that later reach the Caribbean islands and the U.S. form near Cape Verde and Senegal in West Africa, as cool air moves down from the Sahel region.
Weather & Climate

Two Tropical Disturbances Are Being Watched Off Africa. This Is Where Some of the Atlantic’s Most Powerful Hurricanes Begin

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026
Beaches in southern England are enjoying one of the longest and hottest summer seasons on record.
Weather & Climate

Britain’s Summer Has Turned Southern England Yellow – and the Heat Is Still Not Over

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026
During the summer months, many people in Europe are tempted to take a dip in the Danube River to escape the heat. Yet, the river hides far more dangers than one might assume from a distance.
Travel News

The Danube May Look Clean. That Does Not Mean It Is Safe to Swim In.

August 8, 2026August 8, 2026
In Cyprus, there are still many places where time feels like it has stood still—few people, a slow pace of life, nature, sunshine, and the sound of cicadas.
Art of LivingTravel Guides

10 Things I Love About Cyprus After a Decade on the Island – and 3 I Still Can’t Get Used To

August 7, 2026August 7, 2026
Every year in August, Europe briefly pauses to enjoy the sea—a time dedicated solely to rest. But where did this tradition come from? Pictured: The stunning Dalmatian coast of Croatia.
Art of Living

Why Europe Shuts Down in August: The Origins of a Continental Tradition

August 6, 2026August 6, 2026
So-called tropical nights subject the human body to extreme stress, impairing its natural ability to cool down and recover.
Weather & Climate

Europe’s New Heat Threat Doesn’t Arrive at Noon – It Arrives After Sunset. Why ‘Tropical Nights’ Are Becoming a Growing Public Health Concern.

August 5, 2026August 5, 2026
The migrant situation in Ceuta has been largely addressed, with most individuals returned to Morocco shortly after the initial influx.
Travel News

Ceuta’s Migrant Surge Is Reversing Fast – And Spain Says 70,000 Have Already Gone Back to Morocco

August 4, 2026August 4, 2026
Tasmania is one of Australia’s most beautiful regions, and Hobart is a shining example of a green, clean, and well-organized city. Yet, young people continue to leave the island. But why?
Art of Living

The Tasmanian Paradox: Australia’s Resource-Rich but Least Livable State

August 4, 2026August 4, 2026

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Most of the hurricanes and tropical storms that later reach the Caribbean islands and the U.S. form near Cape Verde and Senegal in West Africa, as cool air moves down from the Sahel region.
Weather & Climate

Two Tropical Disturbances Are Being Watched Off Africa. This Is Where Some of the Atlantic’s Most Powerful Hurricanes Begin

Beaches in southern England are enjoying one of the longest and hottest summer seasons on record.
Weather & Climate

Britain’s Summer Has Turned Southern England Yellow – and the Heat Is Still Not Over

During the summer months, many people in Europe are tempted to take a dip in the Danube River to escape the heat. Yet, the river hides far more dangers than one might assume from a distance.
Travel News

The Danube May Look Clean. That Does Not Mean It Is Safe to Swim In.

Two Tropical Disturbances Are Being Watched Off Africa. This Is Where Some of the Atlantic’s Most Powerful Hurricanes Begin
Weather & Climate

Two Tropical Disturbances Are Being Watched Off Africa. This Is Where Some of the Atlantic’s Most Powerful Hurricanes Begin

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026

The Atlantic hurricane season is entering one of its most important periods, and meteorologists are already watching the skies off…

Britain’s Summer Has Turned Southern England Yellow – and the Heat Is Still Not Over
Weather & Climate

Britain’s Summer Has Turned Southern England Yellow – and the Heat Is Still Not Over

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026

Britain is experiencing one of the most extraordinary summers in its modern weather history. After repeated heatwaves, record-breaking temperatures and…

The Danube May Look Clean. That Does Not Mean It Is Safe to Swim In.
Travel News

The Danube May Look Clean. That Does Not Mean It Is Safe to Swim In.

August 8, 2026August 8, 2026

Across Europe, people are returning to rivers for relief from increasingly hot summers. But along the Danube, water quality can…

10 Things I Love About Cyprus After a Decade on the Island – and 3 I Still Can’t Get Used To
Art of LivingTravel Guides

10 Things I Love About Cyprus After a Decade on the Island – and 3 I Still Can’t Get Used To

August 7, 2026August 7, 2026

“I moved to Cyprus more than 10 years ago, and I still can’t get over how much the island changed…

Why Europe Shuts Down in August: The Origins of a Continental Tradition
Art of Living

Why Europe Shuts Down in August: The Origins of a Continental Tradition

August 6, 2026August 6, 2026

Try calling a business in Paris, Rome, or Madrid in the second week of August, and there’s a good chance…

Europe’s New Heat Threat Doesn’t Arrive at Noon – It Arrives After Sunset. Why ‘Tropical Nights’ Are Becoming a Growing Public Health Concern.
Weather & Climate

Europe’s New Heat Threat Doesn’t Arrive at Noon – It Arrives After Sunset. Why ‘Tropical Nights’ Are Becoming a Growing Public Health Concern.

August 5, 2026August 5, 2026

When temperatures soar above 35°C (95°F), the danger seems obvious. But increasingly, health experts are warning that the most dangerous…

Ceuta’s Migrant Surge Is Reversing Fast – And Spain Says 70,000 Have Already Gone Back to Morocco
Travel News

Ceuta’s Migrant Surge Is Reversing Fast – And Spain Says 70,000 Have Already Gone Back to Morocco

August 4, 2026August 4, 2026

Spain says the vast majority of migrants who entered Ceuta in a dramatic border surge have already returned to Morocco,…

The Tasmanian Paradox: Australia’s Resource-Rich but Least Livable State
Art of Living

The Tasmanian Paradox: Australia’s Resource-Rich but Least Livable State

August 4, 2026August 4, 2026

Why Australia’s greenest, most resource-abundant state is struggling to keep its people. The Paradox: A Land of Plenty, a Life…

The Sea That Isn’t Supposed to Have Sharks – Until Someone Pulls One Out of It
Dark & Hidden

The Sea That Isn’t Supposed to Have Sharks – Until Someone Pulls One Out of It

August 3, 2026August 3, 2026

Every few years, a fishing boat off the Turkish coast drags up something that shouldn’t be there: a shark the…

Istanbul’s Old Atatürk Airport Is Becoming a Giant Startup Campus
Megaprojects

Istanbul’s Old Atatürk Airport Is Becoming a Giant Startup Campus

August 3, 2026August 3, 2026

Istanbul’s former Atatürk Airport is getting a second life – not as a runway for passenger jets, but as one…

For the First Time in More Than a Century, People Are Swimming in Paris’ River Seine. Here’s How One of Europe’s Most Polluted Rivers Made a Remarkable Comeback.
Art of LivingTravel News

For the First Time in More Than a Century, People Are Swimming in Paris’ River Seine. Here’s How One of Europe’s Most Polluted Rivers Made a Remarkable Comeback.

August 3, 2026August 3, 2026

For generations, swimming in the River Seine was something Parisians could only imagine. Today, it is once again a reality.…

A Magnitude 4.7 Earthquake Has Shaken Naples Again. But Scientists Say the Bigger Story Lies Beneath One of Europe’s Most Closely Watched Volcanoes.
Dark & HiddenTravel News

A Magnitude 4.7 Earthquake Has Shaken Naples Again. But Scientists Say the Bigger Story Lies Beneath One of Europe’s Most Closely Watched Volcanoes.

August 2, 2026August 2, 2026

Residents across Naples were jolted awake in the early hours of Friday, July 31, after a magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck…

America’s Unexpected Longevity Hotspot. Why One California Town Is One of the World’s Original Blue Zones.
Art of Living

America’s Unexpected Longevity Hotspot. Why One California Town Is One of the World’s Original Blue Zones.

August 1, 2026August 1, 2026

When people think of the world’s longest-lived populations, they usually picture the Mediterranean islands of Sardinia in Italy or Ikaria…

California Is Having a Freakishly Bad Rattlesnake Year – And Scientists Think They Know Why
Travel News

California Is Having a Freakishly Bad Rattlesnake Year – And Scientists Think They Know Why

July 31, 2026July 31, 2026

Hikers, dog owners, and even people in their own backyards are running into rattlesnakes in record numbers this year –…

Tens of Thousands of Migrants Have Reached Spain’s North African Enclave of Ceuta. Here’s Why This Tiny Territory Has Once Again Become Europe’s Migration Flashpoint.
Travel News

Tens of Thousands of Migrants Have Reached Spain’s North African Enclave of Ceuta. Here’s Why This Tiny Territory Has Once Again Become Europe’s Migration Flashpoint.

July 31, 2026July 31, 2026

A dramatic migration surge has placed the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta at the centre of Europe’s immigration debate once…

A Powerful Pacific Hurricane Is Churning Hundreds of Miles Offshore. Yet Its Biggest Threat May Be the Waves Reaching California.
Weather & Climate

A Powerful Pacific Hurricane Is Churning Hundreds of Miles Offshore. Yet Its Biggest Threat May Be the Waves Reaching California.

July 30, 2026July 30, 2026

The eye of Hurricane Genevieve remains far out over the eastern Pacific, never expected to make landfall in either the…

As the Danube Recedes, It Is Revealing a Lost World. Ancient Mammoth Remains Unearthed in Bulgaria Offer a Glimpse into Europe’s Ice Age.
Travel News

As the Danube Recedes, It Is Revealing a Lost World. Ancient Mammoth Remains Unearthed in Bulgaria Offer a Glimpse into Europe’s Ice Age.

July 29, 2026July 29, 2026

Europe’s second-longest river has spent much of this summer making headlines for unusually low water levels. Along stretches of the…

Japan Was Shaken Again. But the World’s Most Earthquake-Prepared Nation Is Once More Showing Why Resilience Matters.
Travel News

Japan Was Shaken Again. But the World’s Most Earthquake-Prepared Nation Is Once More Showing Why Resilience Matters.

July 28, 2026July 28, 2026

For most countries, a magnitude 7.1 earthquake would rank among the worst natural disasters in decades. In Japan, every major…

Europe’s Mighty Danube Is Shrinking. The River That United a Continent Is Revealing the Secrets Hidden Beneath Its Waters.
Travel NewsWeather & Climate

Europe’s Mighty Danube Is Shrinking. The River That United a Continent Is Revealing the Secrets Hidden Beneath Its Waters.

July 27, 2026July 27, 2026

The Danube has shaped Europe for thousands of years. Empires rose and fell along its banks.  Roman legions guarded its…

Mallorca’s Overtourism Crisis: Why Locals Are Taking to the Streets – and What Comes Next
Travel News

Mallorca’s Overtourism Crisis: Why Locals Are Taking to the Streets – and What Comes Next

July 26, 2026July 26, 2026

Just a generation ago, Mallorca was synonymous with idyllic Mediterranean holidays, world-class cycling routes and quiet coves that attracted everyone…

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