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Young Adriano Jagušić scores his second consecutive European goal and captivates the Greek media.

Wildfires in western Attica cause evacuations and the deaths of two pilots, while volunteers make superhuman efforts to rescue domestic and wild animals.

Italy issues red alerts for most cities, Hungary urges power cuts, and Britain's harvest is on track to be the worst since 1984.

Greek police have arrested a 55-year-old man who allegedly kept his deceased father's body in a freezer at an abandoned family hotel for over two years.

At least 100 hectares burned in the Dutch province of Limburg, 300 tourists evacuated, while Greece battles a blaze that has consumed 14,000 hectares

Extreme heat and wildfires have devastated olive groves in Greece, Italy, and Portugal, while drought also affects Spain. Croatian consumers will feel the consequences.

As firefighters battle the blaze in the south of the continent, England and Wales have declared drought after receiving just 10 percent of the usual rainfall in July.

As firefighters battle a blaze in Megara west of Athens for a third day and arrest arson suspects, South Korea records its highest temperature ever, and tens of thousands flee flames in Washington state.

After a fiery weekend, firefighters in Greece halted the advance of the flames, and thousands of French residents are returning to their homes. Celebrities are mobilizing to help.

As Greece grapples with a devastating fire that claimed the lives of two crew members, in Finland's Imatra, flames destroyed a protected wooden building over a century old, once home to esteemed writer Hilja Valtonen.

Firefighters battle the blaze northwest of the Greek capital, 15 settlements evacuated, and winds of 100 km/h hamper efforts.

As Southern Europe Battles Devastating Wildfires, Brussels Debates Whether to Invest More in Firefighting or Prevention

Greek police detain a 26-year-old who confessed to the crime, as the country simultaneously battles devastating wildfires that have killed five people.

Lake Brenets on the Swiss-French border has almost completely disappeared, while Greece battles devastating wildfires. Drought and fire are simultaneously ravaging the continent.

As fires in France and Spain begin to subside, Greek firefighters battle the blaze. In Hungary, drought has shut down a nuclear power plant, and two people have died at the Ozora music festival.

As the situation in France and Spain calms, Greece reports new fires and a dramatic collision of two helicopters. A state of emergency has been declared in the US state of Washington.