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  • Bosnia's UNESCO Vjetrenica 'wind cave' provides heatwave relief

    Numbers allowed to visit the cave ​are limited because of the sensitivity of the environment. Its constant 11 degrees ​Celsius temperature year-round has made it a refuge for biodiversity as well as for humans.

    Tourists visit Vjetrenica Cave, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where temperatures remain a constant 11 degrees Celsius (52 degrees Fahrenheit), to escape the summer heat as the Balkans endure repeated heatwaves, in Ravno, Bosnia and Herzegovina, July 31, 2026. REUTERS/Amel Emric
  • Firefighters gain ground against flames around Spokane, Washington

    Officials said crews had carved buffer lines around a trio ‌of fires threatening the state's second-most populous city.

  • South Korea's president orders all-out response to heatwave 

    South Korea's heatwave is expected to peak over Seoul on Thursday, with the capital forecast to hit 39 degrees Celsius (102 degrees Fahrenheit) in a spell of extreme weather already blamed ​for more than 20 deaths.

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In a tiny Spanish farming village, retired shepherd Joaquin Tapioles is preparing to watch next week's first-in-a-century total solar eclipse from the observatory he built himself.

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