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At Least 13 Killed in Ukrainian Drone Strike on Russia's Tatarstan
An overnight Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian republic of Tatarstan killed at least 13 people and injured 39 others, with reports pointing to a petrochemical plant as a target. Authorities declared a mourning period in the region.
The Moscow Times · 10 Aug, 11:19
Russia and Syria agree to convert Russian military bases into joint training centers
Syria and Russia have signed a memorandum under which Damascus will take over civilian facilities while Russian military bases are turned into joint training centers, with the changes to take effect within a three-month transition period.
Meduza · 10 Aug, 11:18
12 killed in Ukrainian drone strike on Russian oil refinery in Tatarstan
A Ukrainian drone attack on an oil refinery in Nizhnekamsk, Tatarstan, killed 12 people, while a separate Russian strike on Ukraine's Kharkiv region left five dead.
Guardian Ukraina · 10 Aug, 11:17
Germany reports daily hybrid attacks from abroad
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt says the country faces hybrid attacks from foreign forces every day, with the government planning stronger drone defenses. The statement follows the discovery of an explosive-laden drone at Leipzig airport.
BNN · 10 Aug, 11:16
Western Europe breaks temperature record amid summer heat waves
Western Europe has set a new average temperature record for the June-July period, surpassing the previous record from 2022, according to European climate agency Copernicus.
France 24 · 10 Aug, 10:21
US Democrats Already Positioning for the 2028 Presidential Race
Although the Democratic Party's 2028 presidential nomination is still nearly two years away, numerous party figures are already building profiles and alliances in what Washington strategists call the 'Invisible Primary.' The party is still searching for its identity after the Trump era.
Euronews · 10 Aug, 10:21
Extreme heat tests Europe's nuclear power, but France stays stable — for now
Record heat and low river levels have forced France and Hungary to cut nuclear reactor output, but Europe's power supply has so far remained largely stable.
Deutsche Welle · 10 Aug, 10:18
World's rivers running out of sand faster than nature can replenish it
A new scientific review finds that global sand and gravel extraction for concrete has more than doubled since 2000, posing a serious threat to river ecosystems.
ERR (rus) · 10 Aug, 10:17
Victorian Liberals pledge to restore weekly bin collections across state
Victoria's opposition Liberal Party has promised that, if it wins November's state election, it will force all councils to resume weekly general rubbish collection, calling the current fortnightly system unacceptable. Dozens of councils have already switched to fortnightly pickups to cut food waste going to landfill.
The Guardian World · 10 Aug, 09:20
Ukraine to buy ATACMS missiles and M270 launchers from Turkey
Ukraine plans to purchase 70 American ATACMS missiles and 12 M270 launchers from Turkey, as Russian drone strikes continue across several regions and Russia again bombed the city of Sumy.
ERR (rus) · 10 Aug, 09:18
Would Putin dare attack NATO? Analyst assesses Russia's possible scenarios
A new US intelligence assessment suggests Russia could test NATO's resolve in coming years through cyberattacks and deniable operations, while a direct land invasion of alliance territory is considered unlikely but possible by 2029.
Latvijas Avīze · 10 Aug, 09:16
Fast-moving wildfire forces thousands to flee homes in Canada's Okanagan region
A rapidly spreading wildfire in British Columbia, Canada, is threatening homes in the Okanagan region, forcing thousands of residents to evacuate.
Al Jazeera · 10 Aug, 08:21
Streips: 2021 impeachment conviction would have barred Trump from 2024 run
In a comment marking the anniversary of Nixon's resignation, journalist Kārlis Streips reviews the history of U.S. impeachment and notes that a conviction in Trump's 2021 impeachment would have disqualified him from the 2024 election. He also suggests a new impeachment push could follow if Democrats retake Congress this fall.
Latvijas Avīze · 10 Aug, 08:20
Sedokova defends herself against blame over ex-husbands' tragic fates
Russian singer Anna Sedokova has pushed back on social media against accusations that she bears responsibility for the tragic fates of her two former husbands — footballer Valentin Belkevich and basketball player Jānis Timma.
BNN · 10 Aug, 08:19
Fast-Moving Wildfire in British Columbia Kills One, Forces Mass Evacuation
A rapidly spreading wildfire in British Columbia, Canada, has killed at least one person and forced roughly 20,000 residents to evacuate. The blaze remains out of control.
The New York Times · 10 Aug, 08:19
Western Europe records hottest June and July on record
The EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service says Western Europe has experienced its hottest June and July combined, with average temperatures reaching 21.62 degrees Celsius.
Apollo.lv · 10 Aug, 08:18
Euronews releases morning news bulletin for August 10th
Euronews has published its latest video news bulletin summarizing key stories from Europe and beyond. The update was released at 7:00 GMT+2 on the morning of August 10th.
Euronews · 10 Aug, 08:18
Ukrainian partisans from ATESH claim attack on Russian electric locomotive near Kharkiv front
The ATESH partisan movement says its agents damaged the cab of a Russian electric locomotive that was reportedly transporting military supplies toward the Kharkiv front. No location or date details were given.
Euromaidan Press · 10 Aug, 08:15
Ukraine braces for possible new Russian assault on Chornobyl
Ukrainian forces are preparing for a potential renewed Russian military attack on the Chornobyl nuclear power plant area, German outlet "Der Spiegel" reports.
LSM · 10 Aug, 08:14
POLITICO's "Machthaber" podcast series features an episode on Charles III
POLITICO's German-language "Berlin Playbook" podcast has released an episode in its "Machthaber" (Power Holders) series focused on Britain's King Charles III, hosted by POLITICO Executive Editor Gordon Repinski.
Politico Europe · 10 Aug, 07:20
Farmers in Pakistan's Red Chile Capital Struggle to Adapt to Climate Change
In the region known as Pakistan's red chile capital, farmers are being forced to rethink centuries-old growing methods as extreme heat and rising costs threaten the crop's survival. Climate change is pushing growers to seek new ways to preserve this traditional agricultural practice.
The New York Times · 10 Aug, 07:19
June-July 2026 were the hottest months on record in Western Europe
The Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that June and July 2026 were the hottest such period on record in Western Europe, while Austria and Slovakia set all-time heat records in early August.
ERR (rus) · 10 Aug, 07:18
Lobbyist denies to Icac any real involvement with conservative Liberal faction
Consultant and lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood told Australia's corruption watchdog Icac there is no evidence he was truly part of the conservative Liberal group known as the Reformers, saying he privately urged members to stop once it became "toxic".
The Guardian World · 10 Aug, 07:17
Western Europe breaks new heat record as wildfires rage in Albania and Spain
Copernicus reports Western Europe has set a new average temperature record for June-July, while wildfires continue to burn in Albania and Spain. Scientists say 2026 could become the hottest year on record.
Euronews · 10 Aug, 07:16
Hong Kong logs hottest day on record as Typhoon Dolphin drives up temperatures
Hong Kong recorded a record temperature of 36.9C on Sunday as Typhoon Dolphin pushed hot air over the city, before the storm made landfall in eastern China.
The Guardian World · 10 Aug, 06:16
Clashes erupt in Iraq's Kut as protests over power shortages intensify
Protests in Iraq's city of Kut have escalated into clashes as residents demand better electricity supply amid intense summer heat.
Al Jazeera · 10 Aug, 06:15
Iran, Oman Nearing Deal on Strait of Hormuz Reopening
Iran says talks mediated by Oman over reopening the Strait of Hormuz are entering their final stages, though new US-directed demands remain. Tehran is also seeking compensation for alleged breaches of a June agreement.
France 24 · 10 Aug, 05:21
Kenyan craftsmen turn to bamboo to make wheelchairs for children
Craftsmen in Kenya have begun making children's wheelchairs from bamboo, as imported wheelchairs are too expensive for many families. Charity Bethany Kids hopes the African design could gain demand beyond Kenya's borders.
LSM · 10 Aug, 05:20
School bus among targets hit as Russia strikes Odesa Oblast twice in a row
A blast wave from a Russian double-tap strike on Odesa Oblast damaged a bus carrying 12 children, leaving one with minor scratches; the overnight missile attack injured 12 people and damaged homes and infrastructure.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 10 Aug, 05:20
Ukrainian drones hit Wildberries warehouses, threatening small Russian sellers
Ukrainian long-range drones have repeatedly struck warehouses of Russia's largest online retailer Wildberries in recent weeks, causing major losses and putting thousands of independent sellers at risk.
Latvijas Avīze · 10 Aug, 05:19
Nigerian Army Frees 33 Kidnap Victims in Zamfara State
Nigeria's army said it safely rescued 33 people who were abducted by armed men on Saturday in Zamfara state's Tsafe area. All hostages were recovered unharmed.
BBC World · 10 Aug, 05:18
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Russia's Foreign Ministry says public should prepare for prolonged war
Russia's Foreign Ministry has stated that society must prepare for a long continuation of the war against Ukraine, saying it cannot be ended in the near future. At the same time, the ministry denied Russia bears responsibility for starting the war.
TVNET · 10 Aug, 05:16
Flight in Canada cancelled after child refuses to sit down and buckle seatbelt
A flight in Canada was cancelled after a child on board refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt. No further details about the airline or route were given.
Sky News · 10 Aug, 05:16
World's oceans hit hottest July temperature on record, scientists say
The EU's Copernicus climate service says global sea surface temperatures were the highest ever recorded for July, as western Europe endured devastating heat, drought and wildfires.
The Guardian World · 10 Aug, 05:15
Alleged Irish crime boss Daniel Kinahan appears in Dublin court after Dubai extradition
Suspected Irish organised crime figure Daniel Kinahan has appeared before a court in Dublin following his extradition from Dubai, where he had been living for years.
Al Jazeera · 10 Aug, 05:15
Poland's right-wing split may not be enough to unseat Tusk
A rupture within Poland's once-dominant Law and Justice party is complicating the conservative opposition's push to defeat Prime Minister Donald Tusk in next year's parliamentary election.
Politico Europe · 10 Aug, 05:15