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Tokayev tells Putin it's time to freeze the war against Ukraine, return to Istanbul agreements

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev told Russian leader Vladimir Putin that it is time to freeze the conflict in Ukraine and return to the Istanbul formula.

Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 26 Jul, 04:38

The Red Bikini Leap: How 18-Year-Old Soviet Citizen Liliana Reached Australia

In January 1979, 18-year-old Soviet citizen Liliana, wearing only a red bikini, jumped from a cruise ship in Sydney Harbour and swam to the Australian coast. She later became a Penthouse star.

TVNET · 26 Jul, 04:38

France evacuates 55,000 more as Bordeaux fires worsen; over 300,000 flee across France and Spain

More than 300,000 people have been evacuated from wildfires in France and Spain on Saturday, including 55,000 new evacuees near Bordeaux, where fire whirlwinds have intensified the blazes.

France 24 · 26 Jul, 04:37

Yemen's Houthis claim attack on Saudi oil facilities

Yemen's Houthi movement said it targeted oil facilities in Saudi Arabia owned by Aramco. The claim has not been independently verified.

Al Jazeera · 26 Jul, 04:37

Would you pay $58.5m to live in this iconic New York building?

The legendary Flatiron Building in New York is being transformed into luxury apartments after seven years of renovation, with units priced up to $58.5 million.

BBC World · 26 Jul, 04:37

UN chief urges global support for Syria during first Damascus visit since 2009

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres visited Damascus for the first time since 2009, calling for international support as Syria transitions after the fall of the Assad regime.

Euronews · 26 Jul, 03:39

Over 250,000 evacuated as wildfires sweep France and Spain

Uncontrolled wildfires in Spain and France have forced more than 250,000 people to flee. Spain has declared a national emergency for the first time due to a wildfire, while France's evacuation is likely the largest peacetime evacuation in its history.

The Guardian World · 26 Jul, 03:39

Man detained in Ukraine for activating over 1,000 Starlink terminals for Russian forces

Ukraine's Security Service detained a man in Dnipro for illegally verifying over 1,000 Starlink satellite communication systems on orders from Russia. He faces up to 12 years in prison.

Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 26 Jul, 03:38

Exhibition Organizer Detained After Missile Strike Kills 10 in Ukraine

Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office has detained an arms exhibition organizer on suspicion of negligence leading to the deaths of ten people in a Russian missile strike.

Delfi · 26 Jul, 03:38

Ukrainian Strikes on Wildberries Warehouses Cause Massive Losses for Russian Economy

Ukrainian drone attacks on the logistics centers of Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries are inflicting severe financial damage on the company and thousands of local traders, according to the Financial Times.

Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 03:38

Berlin Pride Event Cut Short After Car Hits Crowds

Police are searching for suspects after a car struck a crowd at the Berlin Pride festival, one of Europe's largest gay-themed events, causing the event to end prematurely.

The New York Times · 26 Jul, 03:38

Cameroon's notorious prison runs its own record label, giving inmates a voice

At New Bell prison in Douala, Cameroon, the Jail Time Records studio allows inmates to produce music and find freedom within the walls. Founded by former inmate Steve Happi and artist Dione Roach, it has spawned an award-winning documentary.

BBC World · 26 Jul, 03:37

Bolsonaro’s son launches Brazil presidential bid with Netanyahu, Milei support

Right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former president, has officially launched his campaign but trails Lula in polls.

Al Jazeera · 26 Jul, 03:37

Ukrainian army receives evacuation buggies made from melted Russian destroyed vehicles

Two Ukrainian army corps have received 10 new 'Predator' evacuation buggies, partly built from aluminum salvaged from destroyed Russian equipment.

Euromaidan Press · 26 Jul, 03:37

Investigation reveals how former pro-Kremlin president Yanukovych's family lives in Russia and fake name he uses

An investigation by Ukrainian independent media outlet Toronto TV has found that former President Viktor Yanukovych lives in Sochi, Russia, under the name Oleg Leonov, while his family owns extensive properties and millions of dollars in bank deposits.

Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 26 Jul, 02:38

Troy Jackson secures Democratic nomination for Maine Senate seat after chaotic primary race

After a scandal-plagued primary, Maine Democrats on Saturday confirmed Troy Jackson as their Senate nominee, replacing Graham Platner who dropped out amid a sexual assault allegation.

The Guardian World · 26 Jul, 02:38

Iran accuses Ukraine of deadly attack on Caspian commercial vessel

Iran has accused Ukraine of attacking a commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea, resulting in the death of one sailor and injury to another. Iran calls it a criminal act.

Al Jazeera · 26 Jul, 02:38

18-Year-Old Soviet Girl Escapes Cruise Ship in Sydney, Later Becomes Penthouse Star

In January 1979, 18-year-old Soviet citizen Liliana jumped from a cruise ship porthole in Sydney Harbor, wearing only a red bikini, and swam to the Australian shore. She later gained fame as a Penthouse model.

Apollo.lv · 26 Jul, 02:38

Russia's National Guard Gets New Civil Defense Duties

Amendments to civil defense rules require Russia's National Guard to prepare for threats from mobilization, martial law or war, potentially signaling a new wave of mobilization.

TVNET · 26 Jul, 02:37

Van Rams into Berlin Pride Crowd, Killing One and Injuring 15

A van plowed into a crowd at Berlin's annual LGBTQ+ Pride event, killing one person and injuring at least 15, some critically, before crashing into a tree. Police cancelled the event and are searching for suspects.

France 24 · 26 Jul, 02:37

Hundreds of Thousands Evacuate as Wildfires Approach Madrid and Bordeaux

Nearly 300,000 people have been ordered to evacuate or seek shelter as major wildfires threaten the cities of Madrid and Bordeaux.

The New York Times · 26 Jul, 02:37

Ukrainian security service arrests alleged Russian agent in Dnipro for activating over 1,000 Starlink terminals

The SBU arrested a suspect in Dnipro accused of using fake identities to activate over 1,000 Starlink satellite terminals to support Russian forces before the network was blocked.

Euromaidan Press · 26 Jul, 01:38

Scorching US heat wave to hit 70 million people with third ‘heat dome’ in month

About 70 million people in the US face excessive heat advisories as the third major heat dome in a month brings dangerously high temperatures to southern and central states.

The Guardian World · 26 Jul, 01:38

Russians attack grain ship near Odesa; two sailors missing

Russian forces struck a Palau-flagged vessel carrying nearly 2,800 tonnes of maize as it departed Odesa Oblast port, causing a fire and leaving two sailors missing.

Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 26 Jul, 01:38

Gironde wildfire threat 'remains very serious', says official

The top regional official in France's southwestern Gironde department said the wildfire threat remains very serious, though the blaze has lost some intensity due to lower temperatures and higher humidity.

France 24 · 26 Jul, 01:38

Trump camp shifts stance: now openly supports Ukraine

Several influential opinion leaders in Donald Trump's supporter movement have dramatically changed their previous attitude toward the war in Ukraine and now back military aid to Kyiv.

Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 01:38

Trump Delays Major Iran Strike Amid Advisers' Worries Over Munitions

President Trump has paused plans for a major military escalation against Iran, with advisers raising concerns that expanded hostilities could dangerously deplete the already diminished stockpile of air defense munitions in the Middle East, according to a report.

The New York Times · 26 Jul, 01:37

Princess Delphine sparks etiquette debate with bold outfit

Belgian Princess Delphine stood out at National Day celebrations with a bright pink dress, mini skirt, and platform shoes, igniting discussions about royal etiquette.

TVNET · 26 Jul, 01:37

Israeli drones strike group near Gaza's Al-Aqsa hospital

At least one person killed and several wounded when Israeli drones hit a group of Palestinians near Al-Aqsa hospital in Gaza.

Al Jazeera · 26 Jul, 01:37

New French Ambassador to Ukraine Records Video Message in Ukrainian

France's new ambassador to Ukraine, Brice Roquefeuil, recorded a video message in Ukrainian before departing for Kyiv, reaffirming his commitment to supporting Ukraine.

Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 26 Jul, 00:38

Israeli forces fire tear gas at journalists in Nablus

Israeli troops fired tear gas at Palestinians and journalists in Tal a day after a deadly shootout.

Al Jazeera · 26 Jul, 00:37

Romania shoots down second drone in two days; Ukraine hits Russian missile boat and S-400 components

A Romanian F-16 downed an intruding drone, while Ukrainian forces overnight struck a Russian missile boat, S-400 air defense components, and logistics sites.

Euromaidan Press · 26 Jul, 00:37

Berlin Pride Parade Canceled After Car Crashes into Crowd

A car crashed into a crowd near the Berlin Pride parade route in Tiergarten park, causing several injuries and prompting the cancellation of the parade. Police are searching for the suspects.

The Guardian World · 26 Jul, 00:37

Several injured at Berlin Pride after vehicle drives into crowd, police say

Berlin police are searching for a suspect after a vehicle drove into a crowd at a Pride event in Tiergarten park, leaving several people injured. The Christopher Street Day festival has been cancelled.

BBC World · 26 Jul, 00:37