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7.1 Magnitude Earthquake in Southwestern Japan Injures 50
A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.1 struck southwestern Japan on Tuesday, injuring 50 people and causing damage, according to NHK.
Apollo.lv · 28 Jul, 13:38
US President and Israeli PM to Meet at White House to Discuss Iran, Lebanon, Abraham Accords
The US president and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are set to meet Tuesday at the White House to discuss Iran, Lebanon and the Abraham Accords.
Politico Europe · 28 Jul, 13:38
Monster fires spark debate over France's forest management
France 24 published a video on monster fires and forest management debates. The cover shows a firefighter near Bordeaux.
France 24 · 28 Jul, 13:38
Prisoners at Iran’s largest jail sew lips shut in hunger strike as executions soar
At least 1,500 death row prisoners at Iran's Ghezel Hesar prison have launched a hunger strike, with some sewing their lips shut, protesting a surge in executions. Last year alone, at least 795 people were executed on drug-related charges.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 13:38
Ukraine drone strike halts oil processing at Tyumen refinery
A Ukrainian drone attack on the Tyumen oil refinery in western Siberia has completely halted crude oil processing and petroleum product output after damaging secondary processing units.
The Moscow Times · 28 Jul, 13:37
New York Times Publisher: Journalism Faces Existential Threats from AI and Administration
A.G. Sulzberger, publisher of The New York Times, warns that journalism is confronting existential threats from AI companies and the Trump administration's efforts to curtail press freedom.
Wired · 28 Jul, 13:37
France Wildfire: Residents Douse Smoldering Embers After Blaze Destroys 170 Homes in Le Porge
In southwestern France, residents of Le Porge are spraying water on smoldering embers in the forest to prevent the devastating wildfire from reigniting. The fire destroyed at least 170 homes.
Euronews · 28 Jul, 12:37
Chmut: Fedorov's dismissal is the biggest mistake that could lead to losing the war
In an interview with Ukrainska Pravda, Taras Chmut, director of the Come Back Alive Foundation, called the removal of former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, which involved a complete cabinet reshuffle, the biggest mistake in recent years that could cost Ukraine the war.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 12:37
Poland Formally Requests US to Extradite Former Justice Minister Ziobro
On July 27, Poland officially asked the United States to arrest and extradite former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, who faces charges of abuse of power, misusing state funds, and spying on political opponents.
BNN · 28 Jul, 12:37
6.8-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake hit Kumamoto Prefecture in southwestern Japan, causing fires and injuries. A subsequent tsunami warning was later lifted.
The New York Times · 28 Jul, 12:37
6.8-Magnitude Earthquake in Japan Triggers Tsunami Warning
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck near the coastal city of Uto in southern Japan, prompting a tsunami warning. No immediate reports of damage or casualties.
The New York Times · 28 Jul, 11:41
Former Top Gear host Richard Hammond fined for speeding
Richard Hammond, known for Top Gear and The Grand Tour, has been fined and given penalty points for two speeding offences within three weeks while driving his luxury cars.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 11:41
Kremlin May Impose Martial Law and New Mobilization After Elections, Sources Say
According to sources cited by independent Russian media 'Verstka', the Kremlin is considering unpopular measures including martial law, a new wave of mobilization, and stricter censorship after the parliamentary elections.
Jauns.lv · 28 Jul, 11:41
Germany Proposes Stricter Sick Leave Rules; Researchers Highlight Deeper Work Issues
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to end telephone sick notes and require doctor's certificates from day one to boost productivity, but researchers argue that high sick leave rates, especially in healthcare and education, reflect poor working conditions and mental health strain rather than abuse of the system.
BNN · 28 Jul, 10:38
Almost 400 Ukrainian Drones Attack Moscow and Moscow Region
Over 390 Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow and the region overnight on July 28, causing damage to several sites. Russia reported shooting down 356 drones.
Meduza · 28 Jul, 10:38
New heatwave complicates wildfire battle in France and Spain
France and Spain face a new heatwave that could worsen massive wildfires. President Macron warns of tough weeks ahead as firefighters race against time.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 10:37
Former EDF Chief: Western European Officers Were Like Cartoon Characters Before Ukraine War
Former Estonian Defence Forces Commander Martin Herem criticized Western European officers for behaving like diplomats and lacking a fighting spirit, a situation changed by the Ukraine war. He also argued that the essence of warfare has not changed despite new technologies.
ERR News · 28 Jul, 10:37
Influential MAGA Figure Laura Loomer Admits Russian Propaganda Influence, Shifts Stance on Ukraine
Laura Loomer, once a vocal proponent of Kremlin narratives about Ukraine, now says she was wrong after visiting Kyiv and calls for U.S. support.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 09:38
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Russia Launches 131 Drones at Ukraine Overnight
Ukraine's Air Force announced that Russia attacked Ukraine with 131 drones overnight into Tuesday.
TVNET · 28 Jul, 09:38
Macron: France faces unprecedented wildfire crisis since WWII
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that the country is experiencing an unprecedented wildfire, calling it the worst fire-related crisis since World War II.
NPR World · 28 Jul, 09:38
War in Ukraine through photographers’ eyes: July 27, 2026
International news agency photographers capture the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The article features photographs from July 27, 2026.
LSM · 28 Jul, 09:37
Jodrell Bank faces closure as UK physics funding crisis deepens
The UK's world-class Jodrell Bank Observatory and e-Merlin network are threatened with closure due to STFC funding cuts, while other facilities face significant reductions, leading to a potential brain drain of physicists.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 08:38
New York Mayor Mamdani Announces Discounted Grocery Baskets at City-Run Stores
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced a plan to sell discounted grocery baskets at city-run stores to address the cost of living crisis.
Al Jazeera · 28 Jul, 08:38
World-class Jodrell Bank under threat as UK physics faces funding crisis
The UK's Science and Technology Facilities Council plans to cut funding for the iconic Jodrell Bank radio telescope and other major physics projects, risking a brain drain as nearly 80% of early-career physicists consider leaving.
The Guardian Science · 28 Jul, 08:38
Euronews releases morning news bulletin for July 28, 2026
Euronews has published a morning news bulletin covering key stories from Europe and beyond.
Euronews · 28 Jul, 08:38
Two critically injured Kherson residents die after Russian attacks
Two residents of Kherson who were severely wounded in Russian attacks have died in the hospital. The victims were an 89-year-old woman and a 58-year-old man.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 08:38
Herem: Criticism of Syrsky is often unfounded
Former Estonian commander Martin Herem defends ex-Ukrainian commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrsky, emphasizing that holding the front against a superior enemy is his achievement.
ERR (rus) · 28 Jul, 08:37
UN Security Council Criticizes Russian Aggression Against Ukraine at Emergency Meeting
During an emergency UN Security Council meeting on Monday, the majority of members criticized Russia's aggressive actions toward Ukraine, but no concrete decisions were made.
LSM · 28 Jul, 08:37
US plans to stretch delivery of US$400 million in aid to Ukraine until 2029 – Reuters
The Trump administration has informed Congress it does not plan to complete the allocation of US$400 million in military aid for Ukraine before the 2029 fiscal year, sparking criticism.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 07:39
Massive Wildfires Near Madrid Serve as Reality Check for Booming City
Madrid is experiencing cultural and economic growth, but massive wildfires burning just a short drive away serve as a stark reality check.
The New York Times · 28 Jul, 07:38
Train drivers in Great Britain consider strike over lack of toilets
Train drivers in Great Britain are considering strike action due to employers' failure to provide adequate toilet facilities and breaks, despite a regulator's directive issued a year ago.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 07:38
Can Europe fight fires this big?
Wildfires in France and Spain have forced over 300,000 people to evacuate, pushing national fire services to their limits. The EU is assisting through its Civil Protection Mechanism, but Brussels warns that even dozens more planes would not suffice without greater investment in prevention.
Politico Europe · 28 Jul, 07:38
Seattle Police: Shooting at Food Festival May Have Been Gang-Related, Three Dead
Police in Seattle say at least three suspects were involved in a shooting at the 'Bite of Seattle' food festival on Sunday evening, resulting in three deaths and four injuries, including a toddler. The incident is believed to be gang-related, and a 15-year-old suspect has been arrested.
Euronews · 28 Jul, 07:38
Azerbaijan Sentences Nine Independent Journalists to Prison Terms
An Azerbaijani court sentenced nine journalists from the independent media 'Toplum TV' to 12 to 15 years in prison for reporting on the country's problems.
LSM · 28 Jul, 07:37
Putin expands Russian army size for sixth time since full-scale invasion of Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree raising the authorized army strength to 2,426,130 personnel, with 1,535,000 service members, marking the sixth expansion since the war began.
Meduza · 28 Jul, 06:38
Savannah Guthrie Makes Another Plea to Mother's Kidnappers
The 'Today' show co-anchor released a new video pleading for information about her mother Nancy Guthrie, who was abducted from her Arizona home in January.
BBC World · 28 Jul, 06:38