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Powerful quake kills at least 13 in southwestern Japan, rescuers race to find survivors
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck southwestern Japan on Tuesday, killing at least 13 people. Rescue teams are searching for the missing amid a heatwave, as authorities warn of strong aftershocks.
Euronews · 29 Jul, 06:37
Trump and Netanyahu Meet Amid Tensions Over Iran War
A meeting took place at the White House between US President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, but their relations are strained because Trump has not ended the war against Iran that he started five months ago largely at Netanyahu's insistence.
LSM · 29 Jul, 06:37
Politico's 'Machthaber' Podcast Series Features Danish PM Mette Frederiksen
The Berlin Playbook podcast's 'Machthaber' series profiles Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, offering insights into her thinking and decision-making.
Politico Europe · 29 Jul, 06:37
US Senate reaches bipartisan deal on Russia sanctions bill after Lindsey Graham's death
Senate Republicans and Democrats have reached a bipartisan deal on a new Russia sanctions bill co-authored by the late Lindsey Graham. A procedural vote is set for July 28, the same day as Graham's funeral.
Meduza · 29 Jul, 05:38
Photos reveal new ground launcher for Russia's S8000 Banderol missile
Newly published photos show a ground-based launcher for Russia's S8000 Banderol cruise missile, which was previously only launched from rare Orion drones.
Euromaidan Press · 29 Jul, 05:38
Iran and US Trade Strikes, Shattering Brief Lull in Fighting
The US military said Iran launched multiple ballistic missiles that were intercepted, while US and Saudi forces struck Iran-aligned militants in Iraq in retaliation for drone attacks, ending a short pause in hostilities.
BBC World · 29 Jul, 05:37
One Nation faces being struck off in Queensland after failing to file audited financial statements
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party risks deregistration in Queensland for failing to lodge audited financial reports for three years, as required by law.
The Guardian World · 29 Jul, 05:37
Mélenchon vows to dismantle Franco-German 'engine'
France's far-left presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon wants to break the decades-old Franco-German partnership that underpins the EU, instead strengthening ties with China, Africa, and South America while withdrawing from NATO.
Politico Europe · 29 Jul, 05:37
Russia's largest publishing group fires employees who refused to censor queer literature
Eksmo-AST, Russia's largest book publishing group, fired employees who refused to comply with new censorship rules introduced following stricter laws against LGBT propaganda.
Meduza · 29 Jul, 04:39
Zelenskyy meets Lockheed Martin and Trump in Washington; Senate renames Russia sanctions bill after Graham
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy attended Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral in Washington, meeting with Lockheed Martin representatives and President Donald Trump, while the US Senate advanced a Russia sanctions bill renamed in Graham's honor.
Euromaidan Press · 29 Jul, 04:38
Angus Taylor denies payments to conservative group amid ICAC probe
Australian opposition leader Angus Taylor insists he made no payments to the Reformers group, which is under investigation by New South Wales' ICAC. He is not a party to the proceedings and said no payment was made.
The Guardian World · 29 Jul, 04:38
US senators advance Russia sanctions bill after Graham's funeral
The U.S. Senate held a procedural vote to advance a Russia sanctions bill named after Sen. Lindsey Graham, just hours after his funeral.
Politico Europe · 29 Jul, 04:37
Media not invited as Trump, Netanyahu hold closed-door talks at White House
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met behind closed doors at the White House on Wednesday, with no media presence permitted during the discussions.
Al Jazeera · 29 Jul, 04:37
US bans imports of advanced Chinese humanoid robots over security fears
The Trump administration has banned imports of new foreign-made advanced robots and power inverters, citing national security risks. The move primarily targets Chinese manufacturers as part of broader efforts to address trade imbalances.
BBC World · 29 Jul, 04:37
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian online retailer Wildberries raise concerns of collapse
The Kremlin has acknowledged it may need to bail out the Russian online retailer Wildberries after Ukrainian drone strikes destroyed 10% of its warehouse capacity and huge amounts of stock.
Guardian Ukraina · 29 Jul, 04:37
Ukraine negotiator: 'We have the upper hand'
Ukraine's top negotiator Sergiy Kyslytsya told NPR that Kyiv believes it now has the leverage to force Russia into serious peace talks.
NPR World · 29 Jul, 03:39
US Pushes for Strait of Hormuz Patrol, Allies Seek Ceasefire First
The Trump administration is urging the UK and France to lead a naval coalition to secure the Strait of Hormuz, but allied nations insist on a ceasefire before committing.
Politico Europe · 29 Jul, 03:39
Russia and Ukraine justify their strikes the same way — facts decide who is right
Both Ukraine and Russia claim their attacks on power grids, ports, and warehouses target military infrastructure. Only factual evidence can determine the legitimacy of these claims.
Euromaidan Press · 29 Jul, 03:38
Medvedev dismisses mobilization rumors as 'paid-for provocation' and Ukrainian propaganda
Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev has denied rumors of a possible new mobilization in Russia this fall, calling them 'nonsense' and a 'lying provocation' by Ukraine.
Meduza · 29 Jul, 03:38
France braces for new evacuations as Spain eases wildfire restrictions
Residents in Spain began returning home after some of the worst wildfires in decades, while France ordered thousands to evacuate amid fears a looming heatwave would hinder containment efforts. The fires have destroyed hundreds of homes and forced tens of thousands to flee in both countries.
France 24 · 29 Jul, 03:37
US accuses IRGC of surprise ballistic missile attacks; Saudi intercepts drones, Iran warns over Hormuz
The United States accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guard of launching surprise ballistic missile attacks, while Saudi Arabia says it intercepted drones and Iran warns of 'any action' to maintain control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Al Jazeera · 29 Jul, 03:37
ICE agents used racial slurs during Los Angeles crackdown, court files show
Newly released court documents reveal that ICE agents deployed in Los Angeles last summer used racial slurs against immigrants. A lawsuit against the Trump administration alleges the arrests were unlawful and based on race.
The Guardian World · 29 Jul, 03:37
Keiko Fujimori Inaugurated as Peru's President
Keiko Fujimori, daughter of former President Alberto Fujimori, has been sworn in as Peru's president after a narrow election victory, vowing to combat crime with an 'iron fist.'
NPR World · 29 Jul, 02:39
Wildfires near Bordeaux sound alarm for France's wine industry
Wildfires burning outside Bordeaux, combined with severe drought and heatwaves, are prompting winemakers to rethink strategies as climate change impacts harvest and market dynamics.
France 24 · 29 Jul, 02:39
Trump attends Lindsey Graham's funeral, calls him 'a force in politics'
Former President Donald Trump eulogized Senator Lindsey Graham at his funeral in Washington, DC, praising his political impact.
Al Jazeera · 29 Jul, 02:38
Ukraine hits 201 Russian shadow fleet ships in three weeks; Commander says Crimea supply route now blocked indefinitely
In a three-week campaign, Ukrainian forces struck 201 Russian shadow fleet vessels. Crimea's supply route is now indefinitely blocked.
Euromaidan Press · 29 Jul, 02:38
A Typo Landed an Innocent Gamer in Prison for 18 Months
Brandon Klayme, a Canadian man, was wrongfully convicted of child luring due to a police typo in a Kik username, serving 18 months before the error was discovered and his conviction overturned.
Wired · 29 Jul, 02:37
Trump holds closed-door meetings with Netanyahu and Zelenskyy
Former US President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in subdued, press-free meetings. Officials from all three countries reported upbeat outcomes.
Politico Europe · 29 Jul, 02:37
As Spain battles wildfires, extreme heat forecast to continue
Wildfires in Spain have burned nearly 200,000 acres, with crews still fighting the blazes. Another heat wave is expected with temperatures above 100°F starting Wednesday.
NPR World · 29 Jul, 01:38
How Cubans Are Surviving
Six months ago, the US cut off fuel supplies to Cuba. Our reporters visited the island and uncovered remarkable stories of resilience.
The New York Times · 29 Jul, 01:38
US Continues War in Iran but Exit Remains Unclear
After nearly five months, the US has failed to destroy Iran's nuclear program, force capitulation, or secure shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Experts say Washington has no easy way out of the conflict.
TVNET · 29 Jul, 01:37
Rescuers search wreckage after 'devastating' Wisconsin tornado
A powerful tornado tore through northeastern Wisconsin communities on Monday, leveling homes and leaving thousands without power. No deaths have been reported, but dozens were injured as search efforts continue.
The Guardian World · 29 Jul, 01:37
Magnitude 6.8 Earthquake Strikes Japan's Kyushu Island
A magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit Japan's Kyushu island, causing building collapses, fires, and widespread damage.
Al Jazeera · 29 Jul, 01:37
Ukrainian fighters shoot down Russian spy drone at high altitude
Ukrainian National Guard pilots intercepted a Russian ZALA Z-20 reconnaissance drone at one of the highest altitudes at which Ukraine has downed an enemy drone.
Euromaidan Press · 29 Jul, 01:37
Houthis Claim Strike on Another Saudi Oil Tanker
Yemen's Houthi group has claimed an attack on another Saudi oil tanker in the Red Sea, escalating their declared blockade of Saudi shipping while their ally Iran blocks the Strait of Hormuz.
The New York Times · 29 Jul, 00:38
Teen lifeguard rescues boy from ocean; invited to White House
Bystander video captured the moment 16-year-old rookie lifeguard Ryder Williams rescued a 10-year-old boy from the ocean in California. President Trump has invited Williams to the White House to receive a high civilian honor.
BBC World · 29 Jul, 00:38