Europe’s heatwave stops nuclear power plants.Europe’s nuclear power plants are having trouble making electricity. Low river water, especially in the Danube, is causing problems. Governments are trying to save energy.3 Aug, 11:45Updated··France24France24 EnglishPúblico
Wales withdraws support for Fifa president Infantino’s re-election.The Football Association of Wales has withdrawn its support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino. England and Wales have also withdrawn their support. This follows concerns about FIFA’s leadership and financial decisions.3 Aug, 07:44Updated··De VolkskrantEl PaísFAZ+4
US and Japan Coordinate to Support YenJapan and the United States worked together to stop the yen from falling. They spent a lot of money to try and make the yen stronger. However, there are worries about if this will work in the long term.3 Aug, 07:23Updated··FAZNOS NieuwsPúblico+1
Infantino loses support within FIFA.FIFA president Gianni Infantino is facing criticism over a plan to allow private investment in the World Cup. The plan was abandoned due to opposition. His chances of re-election are now in doubt.3 Aug, 06:41Updated··Der SpiegelDe VolkskrantFrance24+3
AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb discuss merger.AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb are discussing a merger. The deal would make a large pharmaceutical company. The merger is worth around $400 billion.3 Aug, 02:57Updated··ANSAEl PaísEurActiv+2
USA and Japan support falling yen.The United States and Japan are working together to help the Japanese Yen. The Yen’s value has fallen to a 40-year low. They are intervening in the foreign exchange market.3 Aug, 00:17Updated··Der StandardDe VolkskrantFAZ+4
Moroccan Youth Discuss Ceuta Crossing PlansThousands of young Moroccans have tried to enter Ceuta, Spain. This is causing problems for the city and raising concerns about migration. Authorities are trying to manage the situation.2 Aug, 23:44Updated··De VolkskrantEl MundoEl País+1
Trump Says US Backed Japan on Yen SupportThe United States and Japan have worked together to support the Japanese yen. The US bought yen using euros. This is the first time the US has helped Japan with this issue since 2011.2 Aug, 23:19Updated··Der SpiegelDer StandardDe Volkskrant+5
Hackers Steal Data From Liechtenstein GovernmentHackers stole data from a database in Liechtenstein. The government is responding to the attack. This is causing concern about data security.2 Aug, 18:00Updated··Der SpiegelDer StandardDW Deutsch+4
Infantino faces pressure to lose FIFA presidency.Gianni Infantino, FIFA President, is facing criticism and potential removal. Legal action is being considered by UEFA and English football associations. This raises concerns about FIFA’s governance and future.2 Aug, 16:00Updated··Der SpiegelDer StandardDW English+7
