Demonstrations are expected across Poland on July 3 from 12:00-2:00 PM. Protesters are expected to gather at the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw, the U.S. Consulate in Krakow, and the U.S. Consular Agency in Poznan to demand an end to the U.S. military and media presence in the country.
Severe weather is expected to cause disruption across the Czech Republic until July 2. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are projected for most of the country. Flooding and landslides are likely until the storm has passed.
The Norwegian Meteorological Institute has issued flood warnings and heavy rainfall warnings in Norway until the end of June. Flash flooding and landslides are expected across most of the country, especially in northwestern and southern regions. Road closures, power outages, and damage to homes and infrastructure are likely in the coming days.
An anti-abortion protest is expected in Madrid, Spain on June 26. Participants are expected to gather at Glorieta de Bilbao at 12:00 PM and then march to Plaza de Colon. This demonstration has been organized to denounce changes to Spain’s abortion laws.
At least four people have been injured in a series of knife attacks in Auckland, New Zealand on June 23. The suspect stabbed one person at their home on Westbourne Road, and three more at a Murrays Bay bus stop. The suspect was disarmed by civilians and taken into police custody.
A wildfire broke out in the Famagusta district of Cyprus on June 21. According to local officials, more than 2,471 acres of land have been burned so far. High temperatures and strong winds are likely to exacerbate the fire in the coming days.
Severe weather is expected across Greece from June 16 to 19. The heaviest of the rainfall is expected to occur in West Peloponnese and West Sterea. Heavy rain is expected to bring flooding and landslides which may lead to power outages, travel disruptions, and damage to homes and infrastructure.
Travel disruptions expected throughout England on June 21, 23, and 25 due to a railway strike. Northern Trains staff will strike to demand improved pay and working conditions. Train service during these days will be very limited, and there will be a higher demand for other forms of transportation.
Several student organizations and teachers unions have scheduled protests across Brasilia on June 14. The protestors will gather at the Chamber of Deputies and march to the Ministry of Education from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The protests are in response to recent cuts to Brazil’s public education budget.
At least 7 have been killed and 26 injured by a fire that broke out in an office building in Daegu, South Korea on June 9. Although the cause of the fire remains undetermined, it was started by an explosion, and arson is suspected.