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King Charles III greets Trump in Windsor at start of president’s second state visit to the UK — Toby Melville - WPA Pool/Getty Images via Getty Images

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King Charles III greets Trump in Windsor at start of president’s second state visit to the UK

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President Donald Trump was greeted by royalty, military honor guards and mounted troops in red and gold as he arrived at Windsor Castle on Wednesday for the start of a two-day state visit to Britain as the guest of King Charles III See the Story

Climate Change Linked to 16,500 Heat Deaths in European Cities This Summer: Study — REUTERS / pwu404

Climate Change · London

Climate Change Linked to 16,500 Heat Deaths in European Cities This Summer: Study

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Rising heat driven by climate change caused an estimated 16,500 deaths in European cities this summer, researchers said Wednesday.See the Story

The Extreme Weather of the Summer of 2025 Cost Europe €43 Billion According to a Study — REUTERS / pwu404

Climate Change · Brussel

The Extreme Weather of the Summer of 2025 Cost Europe €43 Billion According to a Study

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As elsewhere in the world, Europe has again been hit by extreme weather events this year, and global warming will continue to make these disasters more intense and frequent. This summer's heat waves, droughts and floods are expected to cost the European economy more than EUR 120 billion, according to a scientific study published this Monday.See the Story

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