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Russia’s largest e-book service Litres pulls Pavel Durov biography days after founder labeled terrorist
Litres, Russia’s largest e-book and audiobook service, has removed two volumes of Nikolay Kononov’s book Durov’s Code, which profiles Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov. The move comes after Russian authorities added Durov to a list of terrorists and extremists.
Meduza · 1 Aug, 03:56
Moscow Court Orders Arrest in Absentia of Zhanna Nemtsova
A Moscow court has ordered two-month detention in absentia for Zhanna Nemtsova, daughter of slain opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, on charges of organizing activities of an "undesirable" organization.
ERR (rus) · 1 Aug, 03:55
Ukrainian Commander Ordered Soldiers to Fire on Retreating Comrades, Investigation Finds
An investigation by the Ukrainian outlet Texty has found that a Ukrainian army commander issued an order to open fire on comrades who retreated without orders.
LSM · 1 Aug, 03:55
Khartiia commander comments on assassination attempt, vows retaliation
Ihor Obolenskyi, commander of the National Guard's Khartiia 2nd Corps, said the foiled attempt on his life proves his unit's effectiveness and warned that retaliation will follow.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 1 Aug, 03:54
Trump administration to dismiss Reflecting Pool charges against David Hearn
US Attorney Jeanine Pirro, a Trump appointee, has acknowledged that the peeled sealant resulted from a "botched installation." The administration now plans to dismiss the charges against David Hearn.
Al Jazeera · 1 Aug, 03:50
Sanchez: Criminal networks used court ruling to trigger migrant influx in Ceuta
Spain's PM Pedro Sanchez says criminal smuggling networks exploited a Supreme Court ruling to facilitate the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta. He called the events an attack on Spain's territorial integrity.
ERR (rus) · 1 Aug, 02:54
US Father Sentenced to 15 Years for Giving Rifle to Son Who Carried Out School Shooting
A Georgia man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after giving his teenage son a rifle and shooting accessories, following a deadly school attack. Colin Gray was found guilty in March, with prosecutors saying he ignored warning signs.
Jauns.lv · 1 Aug, 02:52
San Francisco pitbull rescued after two days trapped in railway tunnel
A two-year-old pitbull named Roo, who ran away from home, spent two days in a dim San Francisco railway tunnel before being rescued by police and train staff. The dog was microchipped and has been reunited with his owner.
The Guardian World · 1 Aug, 02:51
Trump Backs Away From Deal Allowing Ukraine to Produce Patriot Missiles
President Donald Trump has reportedly withdrawn from an agreement that would have enabled Ukraine to build Patriot missiles, according to The New York Times. The move follows Ukraine's warning that its supply of Patriot interceptors is nearly exhausted.
The New York Times · 1 Aug, 02:50
SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket's Moon Crash Likely Visible from Earth
On Wednesday, a spent SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage is expected to hit the Moon's western limb, and the resulting debris plume may be visible from Earth with a telescope for the first time in history.
Wired · 1 Aug, 02:50
Analyst: US reaches strategic 'dead end' with Iran
A former US Congress analyst says Washington has hit a strategic impasse in its dealings with Iran.
Al Jazeera · 1 Aug, 02:50
Hamas says it accepts disarmament plan; Israel withholds official response
Hamas announced Friday it accepted a plan to hand over weapons to a Palestinian governing body and allow Israeli forces to withdraw gradually from Gaza. The agreement is part of a roadmap for the second phase of the ceasefire, but Israel has not yet given official approval.
France 24 · 1 Aug, 01:56
Young Men Flock to Ceuta Seeking Work
A number of young men have arrived in Ceuta looking for work, with some saying they came after seeing social media posts falsely claiming the Spanish border was open; the source of those posts remains unknown.
The New York Times · 1 Aug, 01:55
This Week's Morocco-Spain Crossings Bring Tens of Thousands, Officials Report
Spanish authorities report at least 57 deaths, including migrants who drowned trying to swim to Ceuta. Many of those who crossed into Spanish territory this week have since returned.
NPR World · 1 Aug, 01:54
Kherson’s Teenage Boxers Pleaded From Ruined Gym to Keep Russia Out — World Boxing Let It In
Teenage boxers from Kherson recorded an appeal from their artillery-destroyed gym, urging the Olympics to keep Russia out. Despite their plea, World Boxing has decided to admit Russia.
Euromaidan Press · 1 Aug, 00:54
Record-low Danube water levels force Hungary to shut down its only nuclear plant
Hungary's prime minister said the country's sole nuclear power station will be shut down next week because of record-low water levels in the Danube. Romania has already closed one of its reactors for the same reason.
Jauns.lv · 1 Aug, 00:53
Secret recording: the only known sample of Hitler's calm voice
In 1942, the only known audio recording of Adolf Hitler speaking in an ordinary voice was secretly made in Finland. It was captured during his visit to Mannerheim.
Delfi · 1 Aug, 00:53
Expiry of legal aid deal puts 24,000 US children at higher deportation risk
Advocates warn that the lapse of a legal support contract could leave 24,000 children without legal representation, increasing their chance of deportation.
Al Jazeera · 1 Aug, 00:51
Sudden Migrant Surge from Morocco Sparks Political Backlash in Spain, Across Europe
A sudden exodus of migrants from Morocco has caught Spanish officials off guard and drawn heavy criticism from right-wing parties across the European continent.
The New York Times · 1 Aug, 00:50
F-35B jet crashes near San Diego Marine base; pilot survives with minor injuries
An F-35B fighter jet crashed near a Marine Corps base in San Diego on Friday morning, sparking a small fire that was quickly extinguished. The pilot ejected and is in stable condition.
The Guardian World · 1 Aug, 00:50
Trump shifts stance on Patriot production licenses for Ukraine
US President Donald Trump said Washington has not yet agreed to give Ukraine a license to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, and questioned whether it would ever happen.
ERR (rus) · 31 Jul, 23:57
Jurors in Lindsay Clancy murder trial visit home where children were killed
Jurors in the Massachusetts murder trial of Lindsay Clancy toured the Duxbury home and retraced her husband's route on the night their three children were killed.
The Guardian World · 31 Jul, 23:56
Trump: No US agreement on Ukraine producing Patriot missiles
US President Donald Trump denied any deal allowing Ukraine to build Patriot missiles, despite Kyiv's claims of a license pledge. Talks continue, but Ukraine says it needs the missiles now before winter.
France 24 · 31 Jul, 23:55
Eastern flank countries back Ukraine and Moldova, but differ on conditions
A comparison of nine EU Eastern flank countries shows broad support for Ukraine and Moldova's accession, but different priorities and demands. Some frame it as a security necessity, while others insist on strict membership criteria.
Delfi · 31 Jul, 23:54
Student Deaths and Protests in India: The Medical Exam Retest Controversy
Anti-government protests in India have been partly triggered by student suicides after they were ordered to retake a medical exam. The deaths have raised questions about academic pressure and government policy.
NPR World · 31 Jul, 23:53
Venezuela Government and Opposition to Hold Talks Aimed at Path to Elections
Venezuela's government and opposition will hold talks led by former lawmaker Dinorah Figuera, with the aim of establishing a path to elections. Opposition figure Maria Corina Machado has been left out of the proceedings.
Al Jazeera · 31 Jul, 23:52
Russia’s unusual BMP-T is fading away from the battlefield
Russia continues to produce and restore thousands of tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, but the unique BMP-T is gradually disappearing. The vehicle was designed to fight infantry, and the infantry is no longer coming.
Euromaidan Press · 31 Jul, 23:51
Sudden Migrant Surge From Morocco Catches Spain Off Guard, Spurs Right-Wing Criticism Across Europe
A sudden exodus of migrants from Morocco has startled Spanish officials and prompted heavy criticism from right-wing parties across the continent, according to a New York Times report.
The New York Times · 31 Jul, 23:50
Trump says US has 'understanding' with Israel on Hamas disarmament deal
US President Donald Trump has said Washington has an "understanding" with Israel regarding a deal that would see Hamas surrender its weapons in exchange for a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. However, Israel has not yet agreed to the plan.
Al Jazeera · 31 Jul, 22:53
Migrant Surge in Ceuta: Experts Urge Caution in Jumping to Conclusions
As the number of migrants crossing from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has risen, various theories have emerged, but experts say it is too early to identify a single cause.
The New York Times · 31 Jul, 22:50
California Governor Newsom releases tax returns, revealing income of $1.7m-$2m
California Governor Gavin Newsom has released his and his wife's tax returns, showing annual income between $1.7 million and $2 million. The disclosure comes amid a US Justice Department investigation into the couple.
The Guardian World · 31 Jul, 21:53
Ceuta sees record surge in migrant crossings from Morocco
Around 60,000 people are believed to have crossed from Morocco into Spain's Ceuta enclave within 24 hours, with more than 48,000 already returning voluntarily.
BBC World · 31 Jul, 21:51
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Italy Temporarily Suspends Schengen Agreement with Spain Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis
Italy has announced a temporary suspension of the Schengen Agreement with Spain, citing the migrant crisis in Ceuta; Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani called the move inevitable.
Apollo.lv · 31 Jul, 21:51
Liberia sacks officials after record cocaine seizures worth $336 million
Liberia's President Joseph Boakai has dismissed a dozen government officials and ordered further investigations following two major cocaine seizures with a combined estimated value of $336 million. The dismissals follow public calls for tougher action.
Euronews · 31 Jul, 20:55
Ceuta Recalls Europe’s 2015 Migration Crisis, but Conditions Have Changed
About 50,000 people crossed into Spanish territory this week, triggering a crisis for Spain’s government. The event brings memories of Europe’s 2015 migration crisis, though the circumstances are different.
The New York Times · 31 Jul, 20:54
Washington Post opinion editor Adam O'Neal resigns after one year
The Washington Post's opinion editor Adam O'Neal is leaving the newspaper after just over a year in the role. His last day will be 31 August, according to an internal memo.
The Guardian World · 31 Jul, 20:54