This summer, severe extreme heatwaves have engulfed continental Europe, with maximum temperatures exceeding 43.8 degrees Celsius across multiple countries, hitting all-time record highs.
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On July 2, 2026, the European Court of Justice issued a final ruling, rejecting Google and its parent company Alphabet's appeal and upholding the €4.125 billion antitrust fine.
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The long-standing battle of the tech company Google against the 4.1 billion euro antitrust fine imposed by the European Union has finally ended in defeat; the top judge of the European Union ruled that the regulatory body's penalty for this American tech giant's abuse of its market power in the Android sector was correct.
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The French parliament has passed legislation to curb the development of fast fashion, imposing a per-unit tax on mass-produced textiles and banning super-fast fashion brands from advertising and promotion.
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Recently, the 29th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum concluded after just three days.
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British American Tobacco has announced that it plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 20% through layoffs and job transfers.
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Russian President Putin said in an interview with the national television that the Kremlin hopes US negotiators Witkov and Kushner will come to Moscow to continue negotiations on ending the war in Ukraine.
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The European heatwave continues to rage. On Saturday, Germany, the Czech Republic and Denmark all recorded their highest temperatures since meteorological records began.
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According to calculations by Agence France-Presse, it is estimated that at least 101 million people in Europe will experience temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius on Thursday (June 25th), including 50 million people in France and 18 million people in Germany.
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The trade agreement between the European Union and the United States, which will come into effect after the EU's final approval, is expected to inject some stability into the bilateral relationship amid the ongoing tensions in economic relations.
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According to data from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of South Korea, from January to April 2026, South Korean citizens sold stocks and bonds to liquidate their assets and directly injected funds of 3.7 trillion won into the housing market.
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