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France and Spain continue battling wildfires as new heatwave looms
France and Spain are battling severe wildfires that have destroyed vast forest areas, with a new heatwave expected to complicate firefighting efforts.
France 24 · 28 Jul, 06:38
US Senate to Vote on Russian Sanctions After Ukraine Attacks Iranian Ship in Caspian Sea
The US Senate will vote Tuesday on new sanctions against Russia, days after Ukraine attacked an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea.
Al Jazeera · 28 Jul, 06:38
Shooting near Mexico's presidential palace in Mexico City leaves one dead
A shooting near the presidential palace in Mexico City killed one person and injured two. Suspects fled on a motorcycle.
Delfi · 28 Jul, 06:37
New 'Machthaber' Podcast Episode Focuses on Vladimir Putin
The Berlin Playbook podcast has released a special episode on the world's most powerful leaders, this time featuring Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Politico Europe · 28 Jul, 06:37
Ukrainian journalist detained in Kyiv over alleged military registration violation
Ukrainian public broadcaster Hromadske reported that its journalist Yevhenii Shulhat was detained by police in Kyiv on July 27 for an alleged violation of military registration rules. The broadcaster suggested the detention may have been targeted, as Shulhat had worked on investigations into corruption involving law enforcement.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 05:38
Kremlin's Propaganda Warps Reality: Claims of No Civilian Harm While Ukraine Strikes
Russian propaganda insists it avoids civilian casualties while accusing Ukraine of killing civilians, even as Ukrainian drone strikes continue inside Russia.
Apollo.lv · 28 Jul, 05:38
As the US pauses the war with Iran, is Trump really running out of weapons?
White House data shows $37.5 billion spent and over 13,000 targets struck during Operation Epic Fury. Trump denies any shortfall.
BBC World · 28 Jul, 05:38
Ukraine court detains weapons expo organizer after Russian strike kills 11
A Ukrainian court remanded the organizer of a weapons exhibition that was hit by a Russian missile, killing at least 11. Also, the US admits lagging in drone production, and Zelenskyy meets allies.
Guardian Ukraina · 28 Jul, 05:38
Well-connected Melbourne man found guilty of raping former staffer
A Melbourne man with influential connections has been convicted of two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault against his former personal assistant.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 05:38
France races to contain fires before new heatwave
President Macron says one fire is contained, but a larger blaze near Bordeaux continues, as western Europe braces for another heatwave.
France 24 · 28 Jul, 05:37
Zelenskyy Courts Former MAGA Critics as He Mourns Loss of Ally Lindsey Graham
Ukraine's president is reaching out to former supporters of the MAGA movement while lamenting the departure of Senator Lindsey Graham, one of the few Republicans who could sway Trump toward Kyiv.
Politico Europe · 28 Jul, 05:37
How telehealth is helping close the healthcare gap in rural Zimbabwe
Virtual consultations are replacing hours of travel, making healthcare more affordable and accessible for rural Zimbabweans.
Al Jazeera · 28 Jul, 05:37
Leaked Documents Reveal Repeated Delays and Problems in Russia's Sarmat Missile Program
Leaked internal documents show that Russia's RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile continues to face significant delays and production issues, despite the Kremlin's repeated announcements about its imminent deployment.
The Moscow Times · 28 Jul, 04:39
Zelenskyy Meets New UK PM Burnham Aboard Aircraft Carrier in Portsmouth
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and new UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham held their inaugural meeting on board the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth at the Portsmouth naval base on July 27, focusing on defence cooperation and support for Ukraine.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 04:38
Berlin Pride Attack Raises Security Concerns in Germany
A minibus rammed into a crowd at Berlin's Pride event, killing a 65-year-old Polish woman and injuring 29; the suspected Islamist, previously known to authorities, was shot dead by police the following day.
LSM · 28 Jul, 04:38
Macron Warns: France Faces Worst Crisis Since World War II
French President Emmanuel Macron has described the ongoing wildfires and heatwaves as the most severe crisis since World War II, as firefighters battle blazes and meteorologists forecast a new heatwave reaching 40°C.
Jauns.lv · 28 Jul, 04:38
Expert: Wildfires not unforeseeable, but result of climate change and governance failures
Europe's wildfire crisis is not an unforeseeable natural disaster but rather a consequence of climate change and ecological governance failures, according to an expert.
France 24 · 28 Jul, 04:38
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed says 'ogre' remark was about Fetterman, not rival
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, clarified that his comment about putting an 'ogre's head on a pike' referred to Senator John Fetterman, not his primary opponent Haley Stevens. The clarification came during a televised debate ahead of the August 4 primary.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 04:37
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European leaders relieved after Trump leaves NATO summit
European leaders breathed a sigh of relief as US President Donald Trump left the NATO summit in Ankara, despite awkward moments regarding Greenland and Spain.
TVNET · 28 Jul, 04:37
Johnson & Johnson offers $5.5bn settlement in talc baby powder cancer lawsuits
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $5.5 billion to settle nearly 70,000 US lawsuits alleging that its talc-based baby powder caused cancer.
Al Jazeera · 28 Jul, 04:37
Yalta installs outdoor cooking stations in courtyards amid Crimea's fuel and power crisis
The Russian-installed administration in Yalta has begun setting up outdoor cooking areas in apartment building courtyards, as Crimea faces a severe fuel and electricity crisis triggered by Ukraine's military campaign to isolate the peninsula.
Meduza · 28 Jul, 04:37
Zelensky and Netanyahu to visit Washington on same day
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to Washington on Tuesday for separate meetings with US President Donald Trump, with the occasion being the funeral of longtime Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.
BBC World · 28 Jul, 04:37
Romania slams Russia over weekend drone incursions
Romania’s foreign minister said Russian drones likely entered its airspace, while the president called the incursions inadmissible and intolerable, and a Russian diplomat was expelled.
Politico Europe · 28 Jul, 03:39
Ukrainian exporters partially redirect to alternative routes
Due to Russian pressure on the maritime corridor, Ukrainian traders have begun diverting some wheat and other cargo to the Danube, but most exporters are not prepared to compensate for the loss of the sea route at any cost.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 03:39
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Fuel shortage in Russia now affecting occupation army in Ukraine
A fuel crisis in Russia, triggered by Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries, is now hindering the Russian army's operations in Ukraine.
TVNET · 28 Jul, 03:38
China battles fake AI video crisis amid natural disasters
Chinese authorities face an additional challenge during natural disasters: misleading AI-generated videos spreading panic and disinformation. Arrests have been made and stricter regulations introduced, but experts warn of a growing misinformation crisis.
BBC World · 28 Jul, 03:38
Jacinta Allan resigns as Victorian premier, paving way for Ben Carroll
Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan has stepped down after losing the confidence of key party members, clearing the path for Deputy Premier Ben Carroll to become Labor leader unopposed just four months before the state election.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 03:38
Russia and North Korea finalising first road crossing amid concerns it serves as Ukraine war supply route
The first road bridge between Russia and North Korea is nearly complete, officially for trade and tourism. However, an investigation suggests it is intended as a military logistics corridor to support Russia's war in Ukraine.
Guardian Ukraina · 28 Jul, 03:38
Trump calls Turkiye 'a great ally' when asked about F-35 fighter jet sales
US President Donald Trump referred to Turkiye as 'a great ally' in response to a question regarding the potential sale of F-35 fighter jets to Ankara.
Al Jazeera · 28 Jul, 03:37
Dead fish, foul tap water, and a criminal investigation: what’s happening to the Tura River in Russia’s Tyumen region
Residents of Tyumen, Russia, have reported dead fish in the Tura River, foul-smelling tap water, and health issues; a criminal case has been opened over unsafe water services.
Meduza · 28 Jul, 03:37
Meta Ignored Internal Research on Instagram's Risks to Teens, Tennessee Trial Hears
Tennessee state attorneys told a jury on Monday that Meta Platforms leadership disregarded internal studies on Instagram's harm to teenagers to maximize profit. Meta countered that it works to identify and fix problems.
France 24 · 28 Jul, 03:37
Trump says he will ask Putin about transferring satellite images to Iran
Donald Trump responded to Zelenskyy's remarks that Russia is giving Iran satellite images of US bases in the Middle East, promising to ask Putin about the truth.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 02:38
Andy Burnham's first foreign visitor to be Ukrainian PM Volodymyr Zelenskyy
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced that his first foreign visitor will be Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Zelenskyy, demonstrating the UK's unwavering support for Ukraine.
Guardian Ukraina · 28 Jul, 02:38
Haiti sets December presidential election despite security concerns
Haiti's electoral council scheduled presidential elections for December, but analysts remain skeptical due to ongoing gang violence.
France 24 · 28 Jul, 02:38
EasyJet to Offer Free Trackers for Children's Toys
UK low-cost airline EasyJet, in partnership with Life360, will distribute free Bluetooth trackers from late July at four airports to help parents locate lost children's toys.
Jauns.lv · 28 Jul, 02:38
Ukraine's grain corridor blocked on July 22 at peak harvest
On July 22, no ship passed through Ukraine's grain corridor, and the blockage is affecting farms and railways.
Euromaidan Press · 28 Jul, 02:38