The Economist's analytical division - Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has published the Global Liveability Index ranking for 2026. According to the ranking, Western Europe was recognized as the most livable region in the world with a score of 92.
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Everton's club had been fighting for European places last season, but a recent downturn in results has been observed. An analysis conducted by BBC Sport examines whether David Moyes is the right person to revive the team.
Wales has become one of the first to publicly withdraw its support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino. This decision highlights the significance of ongoing discussions in the FIFA schedule and upcoming elections.
Following the strikes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Belgorod reservoir dam in July, uncontrolled water discharge occurred in this reservoir. As a result, water levels sharply dropped, with depths in some areas only reaching 10–40 centimeters.
Vladimir Osechkin, the founder of the Gulagu.net project, explained the reasons for the temporary suspension of the organization's activities aimed at assisting prisoners in Russian prisons. According to him, human rights defenders are increasingly struggling to operate amid a crisis of international law, wars, and a decrease in global attention.
As a result of a large-scale cyber attack on the state registry of Liechtenstein, data belonging to 31,000 individuals has been stolen. The government has stated that a crisis response task force has been established regarding the attack.
Since the beginning of 2026, approximately 10,000 people have died in Germany due to extreme heat. Officials are proposing to develop a national action plan against the heatwave by next summer.
