A wildfire in southern France has become the largest since 1949, claiming one life and burning over 16,000 hectares. The fire, exacerbated by strong winds and drought, has been described as a catastrophe by officials. Climate change is cited as a significant factor in the fire's intensity and spread. An investigation into the cause is ongoing, amidst a broader context of severe drought and increased wildfire activity in Europe. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)