Concerns over Florida insurance crisis grow after Hurricane Milton
Appalling impact of Hurricane Milton on Florida residents; residents face uninsurable future as extreme weather patterns continue to increase due to climate change.
Now 1.1 million donated to Giro555 for Middle East victims
Over 1.1 million euros has been donated in just two days to Giro555's national fundraiser for victims of the Middle East conflict, despite some controversy among broadcasters about participating in the joint radio and TV broadcast.
Again households must boil drinking water over poop bacteria, 'is precautionary measure'
Thousands of households in the Netherlands are temporarily affected by contaminated drinking water caused by the E. coli bacteria, but researchers say the risk of health problems is very low thanks to strict controls and measures taken by drinking water companies.
Italy opens reception centers for asylum seekers in Albania, residents still missing
Italy has built reception centers in Albania for boat migrants from safe countries, which is seen as an example of creative thinking to address Europe's asylum problems. However, there is also criticism about the lack of clarity in procedures and fear that other countries will follow suit.
Is Everest mystery approaching denouement? Century-old remains of mountaineer Irvine found
National Geographic expedition discovers remains of Sandy Irvine, who attempted to be one of the first to climb Mount Everest in 1924. His body and potential evidence of the climb could finally solve the mystery of whether he and his climbing partner, George Mallory, reached the top.
New type of bluetongue virus in the Netherlands, uncertainty about vaccine
New variant of blauwtongvirus discovered on farms in Utrecht, Netherlands; minister orders further research and vaccines may need to be updated.