Die Berliner Zeitung: Berlin "Police want to be prepared for the state of emergency."...
"The Sweden Democrats aim to make Sweden the European Union's toughest on immigration policy."...
UK Military Intel: "Russian forces were likely taken by surprise."...
Russia, Belarus hold "unannounced" drill near Polish border....
UK's Daily Telegraph: "Russia’s president warned that Europeans would face a bleak winter if the Kremlin stopped deliveries to the Continent."...
Her Majesty served for 70 years....
Says Tuomas Malinen. Adds Murtaza Hussain of The Intercept: "If you turned the electricity off for a few months in any developed Western society 500 years of supposed philosophical progress about human rights and individualism would quickly evaporate like they never happened."...
BBC: "Truss will become prime minister on Tuesday after travelling to meet the Queen at Balmoral in Scotland."...
German cities switch off street lighting amid surging migrant crime....
As estimated 70,000 people took to the streets of Prague for the "Czech Republic First" demonstration. ...
Ukrainian counter-offensive aims to retake Kherson province, push Russian forces across Dnieper river. ...
"Satellite images of the Portovaya compression station show a huge flare as large amounts of gas are burned off."...
In other news, German man’s nose decays after monkeypox infection is coupled with undiagnosed HIV and syphilis....
The strike happened on Ukraine's Independence Day from the Soviet Union....
Reuters: "Europe faces fresh disruption to energy supplies due to damage to a pipeline system bringing oil from Kazakhstan through Russia that was reported by the pipeline operator on Monday."...
German newspaper Bild: "The electricity already costs more than four times as much as it did a year ago, and gas seven times as much."...
In addition to Spain, "Waves of needle pricks at nightclubs and musical events also have confounded authorities in France, Britain, Belgium and the Netherlands."...
"Under a law passed Monday in often-sweltering Spain, offices, stores and hospitality venues will no longer be allowed to set their thermostats below 27 degrees Celsius (81 degrees Fahrenheit) in summer, nor raise them above 19 degrees Celsius in winter."...
