Published on 11/08/2026 – 15:40 GMT+2 Europe’s prolongued drought is putting immense pressure on Hungary’s Villány wine region, where scorching temperatures are taking a heavy toll on grape production. Due to the lack of rainfall, berries are smaller, while vines struggle to survive in the relentless heat. Beyond a lack of rainfall, there is also not enough moisture in the air. Gergely Nagy, secretary of the Villány Wine Region Hill Community Council, told Euronews that they are slowly getting used to these severe drought conditions, which is not only affecting the wine region, but the entire country. Expertise remains vital…

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Israel has quietly given the green light for infrastructure work to begin in a designated area of southern Gaza, according to Israeli media, as it advances a post-war vision that experts warn is designed to reshape reality on the ground and permanently fragment the enclave.Dubbed “Green Rafah”, the project backed…

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Most exceptionally wealthy families owe their wealth to control of a significant asset, whether business, real estate, an art collection, or an inheritance, rather than savings. What the first generation owns is not a number on a statement but an asset they control, and the personal, emotional, and social returns…

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