Dozens, and possibly over a hundred people, have died while attempting to receive aid in the Gaza Strip. Conflict and shortages have hindered delivery of essential supplies, causing a dire situation for civilians.
President Macron will take a dip in the Seine during the Olympics, stressing that the water is clean enough to swim in safely. A massive cleanup operation worth one and a half billion euros has been carried out to ensure that the river can be used for the swimming competitions.
Higher ground water levels are causing significant disruptions, with multiple power outages occurring during carnival. This is a rare occurrence attributed to the wet conditions, as shown in these images.
Prosecution announces that 10 suspects involved in riots at Dutch Eritrean gathering will be kept in custody for 90 more days, while 4 have been released on bail, following clashes between pro-government and anti-regime groups.
Femke Halsema may remain mayor of Amsterdam for another six years. The Amsterdam City Council decided in a secret ballot to recommend her to the Minister of the Interior for nomination to the king, who will reappoint her for another six-year term.
Living in the "humanitarian zone" Al Mawasi, where thousands of Palestinian refugees have been housed following Israeli calls to flee here, is tough and dangerous. There is a lack of basic services, disease and contaminated water, and security is also a major problem.