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Skull fragments, presumed to be from Ludwig van Beethoven, have been returned to Austria, where the legendary 19th century German composer died. Experts hope these fragments could help them figure out the reason behind his hearing loss and death. US businessman Paul Kaufmann donated the fragments to the Medical University of Vienna. “This is where the bones belong, back in Vienna,” he told reporters. Kaufmann inherited the fragments in 1990, he found them in a safety deposit box at a bank in the French Côte d’Azur.

Antakya, a city rich with two millennia of heritage and historical significance, has faced a heartbreaking tragedy since the February 6 earthquake that struck southern Türkiye and Syria. This cataclysmic event left much of the city's invaluable heritage in ruins. Conservationists are calling on the Turkish government to do more to preserve what remains of the city's historical sites, AFP reported.

Experts on animal tracks joined the hunt Friday for an elusive and potentially dangerous animal — suspected to be a lioness — spotted on the edge of Berlin as the search stretched into a second day, authorities said. Police used helicopters, drones and infrared cameras to search for the animal, with a vet and hunters also part of the effort, The Associated Press reported. They were first alerted to the animal in Kleinmachnow, just outside Berlin's city limits, around midnight on Wednesday when people reported what appeared to be a big cat chasing a wild boar.

An intensifying heatwave has hit southern Europe during the peak summer tourist season

Italy put 23 cities on red alert as it reckoned with another day of scorching temperatures.