Heat & Public Health: Europe’s Mediterranean cruise season is running on, but shore excursions are being reshaped by the heatwave. Health advice from European authorities is clear: avoid the hottest hours outdoors, drink before and during outings, wear light clothing with hat and sunscreen, seek shade/air-conditioning, and report symptoms early—especially for older adults, children, and people with heart or breathing conditions. Tunisia Environment & Health Services: President Kaïs Saïed visited Radès to review flood-risk works, sanitation networks, beach pollution, and waste along the coastline—issues that can directly affect public health during heavy rain. Cost of Living & Health Prices (Tunisia): Tunisia’s consumer prices rose 0.2% in July, with Health costs up 0.7% driven by higher pharmaceutical product prices, while food fell overall. UTI & Antibiotic Resistance (Research): A new medical report highlights how uropathogenic E. coli drives most UTIs and how rising antimicrobial resistance is complicating treatment, underscoring the need for ongoing monitoring. Extreme Heat as a Rights Issue: Amnesty International warns extreme heat is a human rights emergency, tying climate impacts to health risks. Medical Appeal in Tunisia: An international victims-of-torture group urges Tunisia to release opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi and other political prisoners, citing serious health deterioration. Drought, Power, Water (Region): Heat and drought are stressing water and electricity systems across North Africa, with protests reported in Libya and Tunisia over failing grids and water infrastructure. Sports Health Story: Belgium winger Jeremy Doku says he coughed blood and had severe chest pain during the 2026 World Cup, later needing emergency tests after fluid was found in his lungs.