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On the 25th, ahead of the 36th National Land Day, the Ministry of Public Security published four representative cases as part of a nationwide, problem‑oriented criminal campaign against illegal occupation of agricultural land. Targets include illegal conversion of cropland and forestland for construction, sand dredging, mining and dumping of solid waste; building housing disguised as agricultural facilities or agricultural parks (large 'greenhouse' housing); unapproved construction, occupying more than approved, and parcel‑splitting to evade oversight. The ministry said police have timely cracked a number of related criminal cases. The drive is framed as protecting national food security and ecological safety.

A Western Europe heatwave on Wednesday set new records: the UK logged its hottest June day (36.1°C in Gosport, southern England) and France recorded a new national daily average of 30°C, topping Tuesday’s mark. Meteorologists attribute the event to a high‑pressure heat dome combined with atmospheric changes linked to a developing El Nifio, and warn temperatures are likely to remain above normal for months. Authorities reported pressure on hospitals, transport networks and power grids; France placed a record 72 departments on red heat alert, and the UK, Germany and Switzerland issued similar warnings.