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Global Disasters Spread in Summer 2026
In the summer of 2026, the world is confronting an escalating scene of natural disasters, ranging from large-scale wildfires in Spain and Serbia due to rising temperatures and droughts, to floods and powerful hurricanes in Italy and Poland. Volcanic activity continues in Etna, Stromboli in southern Italy, and Costa Rica, reflecting accelerating climate changes and increased frequency and severity of extreme phenomena. These events have led to the destruction of vast forest areas, damage to infrastructure, and forced authorities to carry out evacuations, while rescue teams face increasing pressures. European data this year ranks among the most severe, with the area affected by wildfires in the European Union exceeding 622,000 hectares by mid-August—more than double the average of previous years. The overall picture indicates that climate change and extreme events have become recurring challenges, demanding urgent and more effective responses from nations to confront the ongoing escalation of natural disasters.
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