Italy: Italy's Mount Etna erupts following more than three weeks of calm.

SHOTLIST: SICILY, ITALY (JULY 30, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF ASH PLUME AND SMOKE RISING FROM MOUNT ETNA SICILY, ITALY - JULY 30, 2026: Mount Etna erupted on Thursday, July 30, after more than three weeks of relative calm. A large ash plume rose from the Voragine summit crater, causing ashfall in the town of Bronte on the Italian island of Sicily. Volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions over the volcano, while operations at Catania International Airport continued without disruption, according to local authorities.