Europe United Kingdom England's entire coast has opened for hikers; with 2.689 miles of continuous trails, it's the longest organized coastal footpath in the world
Asia Singapore The Singapore Armed Forces has convened a "high-level assessment" of the risks involved in parachute jumps after a Red Lions team member had a hard landing during the National Day parade
Europe Croatia Brothers Valent and Martin Sinković yesterday won the gold medal in the Men's Double Sculls at the 2022 European Rowing Championships taking place in Munich
Europe Romania A team of artists, theorists, anthropologists and biologists has started research on the Black Sea, with international specialists in digitisation, conservation and artistic promotion of archives, to create a Virtual Museum of the Romanian Sea
Europe Slovenia Slovenia’s best climber Janja Garnbret was crowned the European champion in lead in Munich on Saturday, her second European champion title after winning one in combined in 2017
America Brazil Reporters Hyury Potter and Manuela Andreoni partnered with data scientists to publish information on the great amount of clandestine airstrips in the Amazon, concluding that over 300 unofficial airstrips were located near illegal mining areas
Asia Qatar The Primary Health Care Corporation has expanded its 'Integrated Mental Health Service' and now offers psychiatry clinics in three health centres
Oceania Samoa Samoa Airways' aircraft lease has officially ended with the payment of $4,6 million and the transfer of registration of a Boeing 737-800 to an Australian airline
Europe Slovakia Cardinal Jozef Tomko, the Holy See's most influential Slovakian, has died at 98 in Rome; under Pope John Paul II he became prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples and was the third most influential person in the Catholic Church
America Canada Lumber price has fallen 50% since March with real estate, wheat, oil and other commodities also loosing value: analysts read this as a sign that inflation may have peaked or could be coming to an end
Europe Portugal The government has 'identified the need to study in greater detail and depth the causes of excess deaths' from 2020, as deaths classified 'from other causes' haven't been so high in 100 years
Europe Norway The state has earned NOK 27 billion (€2,75 billion) so far this year due to the extraordinary electricity prices, according to a calculation made by financial group Nordea; only part of the revenues has been spent on electricity subsidies
Oceania Marshall Islands Tide Table, known for years as the "Place to Be" on Majuro atoll, reopened last week after four months of renovation work
Asia Oman The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Investment Promotion is recommending 22 investment opportunities available in the industrial sector to increase its contribution to gross domestic product, economic diversification and domestic industries