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New York Post

US Investigators Begin Inquiry into Ryanair Flight Incident

US investigators have initiated an inquiry into a Ryanair flight incident where a piece of an engine broke off and damaged a window shortly after takeoff from Thessaloniki, Greece, on July 10. The Federal Aviation Administration is involved in the investigation.

Al Jazeera English

Grand Mosque of Paris marks 100-year anniversary

The Grand Mosque of Paris is celebrating its 100-year anniversary, marking a century since its inauguration in 1926. The mosque is recognized as an important cultural and religious site in Paris.

Ars Technica

EU Implements New Measures Requiring Google to Share Search Data and Open AI Access on Android

The European Commission has mandated new measures under the Digital Markets Act that will compel Google to share search data and open access to competing AI platforms on Android devices. Google has raised concerns regarding the potential impact on user privacy and security, but as a designated 'gatekeeper,' it is required to comply with these legally binding decisions.

Fox News — Latest

Max Verstappen comments on future with Red Bull amid speculation

Max Verstappen discussed his uncertain future with Red Bull Racing during a press conference at the Belgian Grand Prix. He has not committed to the team for the next season and has been linked to a potential move to McLaren. Verstappen highlighted his good relationship with team principal Laurent Mekies despite the team's struggles this season.

Deutsche Welle

Biodiversity in former East-West Germany border area

The former East-West Germany border area, now referred to as the "Green Belt," has seen a resurgence of biodiversity, hosting numerous endangered species. Environment Minister Carsten Schneider recently toured the area to observe these developments.

Washington Post — World

European nations urged to adopt new tactics against cocaine smuggling

A memo has proposed that European nations adopt more aggressive tactics, including engine-disabling and shooting, to combat cocaine smuggling. These suggestions do not include missile strikes on smuggling vessels, which were employed by the Trump administration.

New York Times — Tech

France Plans to Reduce Dependence on American Technology

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has called for increased technological independence from American companies. As part of this initiative, France plans to develop a domestic alternative to the video conferencing service Zoom.

Washington Examiner

France's National Assembly Approves Assisted-Dying Bill

The National Assembly of France approved a bill allowing medically assisted suicide for adults with incurable illnesses on July 15, 2026. The legislation requires strict conditions, including confirmation of a serious and life-threatening illness, and has garnered significant public support despite some opposition. The bill will undergo a constitutional review before implementation.