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US Secretary of State Rubio Meets Lavrov in Manila, Discusses Ending Ukraine War
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Manila on Thursday to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, the US State Department announced.
LSM · 23 Jul, 11:36
Rubio after meeting Lavrov: New ideas needed to achieve peace in Ukraine
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said existing proposals to end the war are unacceptable to both Ukraine and Russia, so new ideas are needed. Meanwhile, the EU approved its 21st sanctions package against Russia, granting a concession to Greece on liquefied natural gas shipments.
Guardian Ukraina · 23 Jul, 11:36
US Considers Military Operation in Mali Against Jihadists
The Trump administration is weighing a military operation in Mali against the JNIM jihadist group, linked to Al-Qaeda, according to the Washington Post. Officials are divided, and the Pentagon declined to comment.
ERR (rus) · 23 Jul, 10:37
Personal and banking details stolen in Origin Energy hack
Australian energy company Origin Energy has confirmed a hack that exposed customer data including addresses, phone numbers, and partial bank account information.
The Guardian World · 23 Jul, 10:37
EU operation seizes Russian shadow fleet tanker in Mediterranean
The EU naval force IRINI detained the Russian shadow fleet tanker MV South Star in the Mediterranean on July 20, suspected of sailing under a false flag.
Jauns.lv · 23 Jul, 10:36
Burnham government introduces 20% tax break for pubs; communication discipline debated
The new Burnham government has announced a 20% tax break for pubs, clubs, and live music venues, potentially saving pubs £1,100 a year. Discussions highlight funding concerns, the PM's communication style, and the withdrawal of UK staff from Iran amid Trump's pressure.
Politico Europe · 23 Jul, 10:36
Spanish police evacuate residents as wildfire threatens homes near Madrid
Spanish Guardia Civil evacuated residents from several villages near Toledo as a fast-moving wildfire threatened homes.
Euronews · 23 Jul, 10:36
India's Modi promises fast-track courts for corrupt officials to quell 'cockroach' protests
Narendra Modi announced fast-track courts for exam paper leak cases, responding to the youth-led 'cockroach' protest movement demanding the education minister's resignation.
The Guardian World · 23 Jul, 09:37
Modi vows 'stringent punishment' for exam fraud fueling youth-led protests in India
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has publicly addressed the widespread student protests over exam paper leaks for the first time, promising fast-track courts and strict punishment for those responsible.
France 24 · 23 Jul, 09:37
Orbán Calls on Supporters to Resist New Hungarian Government
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has urged his supporters to restore democracy, which he claims has been suppressed by the new government, and published a 'Resistance Declaration' on social media.
BNN · 23 Jul, 09:37
Between hope and fear: Yemenis react to Houthi blockade on Saudi Arabia
The Houthi naval blockade on Saudi Arabia has sparked mixed reactions among Yemenis, with many fearing a return to full-scale war and worsening humanitarian conditions, while supporters view it as a long-overdue response to Saudi restrictions.
Al Jazeera · 23 Jul, 09:37
Russian strikes in Sumy region leave one dead, seven wounded
Russian military attacks in Ukraine's Sumy region killed one person and wounded seven. In Seredyna-Buda, a man was killed by mortar fire. Meanwhile, overnight attacks on Odesa caused infrastructure damage but no casualties.
TVNET · 23 Jul, 09:37
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Russian attack on Sumy region: one dead, seven injured
Russian forces continue attacks in Ukraine: one person killed and seven wounded in Sumy region, while Odesa suffered infrastructure damage overnight.
Apollo.lv · 23 Jul, 09:36
War in Ukraine through the lens: July 22, 2026
Photojournalists from international news agencies continue to document the Russian invasion of Ukraine, releasing the latest images from July 22.
LSM · 23 Jul, 09:36
Wildfire near Bordeaux spreads, thousands evacuated
A large wildfire in the Gironde department of southwestern France has already consumed 800 hectares, prompting the evacuation of several thousand people including about 3,500 tourists from a campsite. Authorities have issued the highest red alert for wildfires.
TVNET · 23 Jul, 08:38
Russia attacks Ukraine with ballistic missile, air-launched missiles and 168 drones, hitting nine locations
Russian forces attacked Ukraine with a ballistic missile, five Kh-59/69 air-to-surface missiles and 168 drones on the night of 22-23 July. Ukrainian air defences downed or jammed 156 aerial assets, but missile and drone strikes were recorded at nine locations.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 23 Jul, 08:37
Indian police accused of using pellet guns in crackdown on student protests
Videos have emerged showing Indian police using pellet guns against protesters during the country's student protest movement.
Al Jazeera · 23 Jul, 08:37
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Zelensky discusses revival of diplomatic efforts with Trump's envoys
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke with US President Donald Trump's special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner about restarting diplomatic efforts to move closer to peace, while Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov plans to meet US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Apollo.lv · 23 Jul, 08:37
Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Fuel Infrastructure in Ulyanovsk Region
Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles attacked a fuel and energy facility in the Novospassk district of Russia's Ulyanovsk region overnight Thursday, causing a large fire. The strike is part of Kyiv's strategy to weaken Russia's ability to fund the war and supply its military with fuel.
Jauns.lv · 23 Jul, 08:36
Wildfires rage across Europe: three firefighters dead, thousands evacuated
Several European countries are battling severe wildfires that have claimed the lives of three firefighters and forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes.
LSM · 23 Jul, 08:36
Russia loses 1,460 soldiers over past day
The General Staff of Ukraine reports that Russia's total combat losses have reached approximately 1,434,690 personnel, with 1,460 added in the last 24 hours.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 23 Jul, 07:37
Around 100 dead in Guyana ferry disaster; families demand accountability
Approximately 100 people are believed to have died after the MV Barima ferry capsized off Guyana's coast. Survivors and relatives are demanding answers, alleging overloading and crew negligence.
Al Jazeera · 23 Jul, 07:37
U.S. Military Presence in Jordan Makes It Iranian Target
Jordan, heavily reliant on U.S. aid and protection, is unlikely to restrict the American military presence despite escalating Iranian airstrikes.
The New York Times · 23 Jul, 07:37
Alternative Oil Export Routes Cannot Replace the Strait of Hormuz – LSM Explains
The war in the Middle East has shaken global energy markets. Although several alternative export routes from the Persian Gulf exist, they cannot fully replace the Strait of Hormuz, according to LSM's analysis.
LSM (rus) · 23 Jul, 07:36
Moscow-linked nuclear project in northwest Germany gets green light
France has enlisted a Russian state-owned company to help produce nuclear fuel in Germany, raising espionage and security concerns.
Politico Europe · 23 Jul, 06:37
Protests in Ukraine enters seventh day over dismissal of Defense Minister Fedorov
For the seventh consecutive day, protests are taking place in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities demanding the reinstatement of dismissed Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Protesters say their demand to dismiss Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi has been met, but Fedorov's return has not yet been achieved.
Ukrainska Pravda · 23 Jul, 06:37
House Republicans advance $95bn bill to fund Iran war and aid farmers
The US House of Representatives narrowly approved a budget resolution on Wednesday that sets the stage for a $95 billion reconciliation bill funding the war with Iran and providing farmer aid, while attempting to impose new voting restrictions.
The Guardian World · 23 Jul, 06:37
Climate change has intensified Europe's risk of drought, scientists say
Human-caused climate change has exacerbated the European drought, with extreme heat—not lack of rain—being the primary driver, according to a new study.
France 24 · 23 Jul, 06:37
Armed attackers kill more than 20 in northwest Nigeria
At least 20 people were killed in Zamfara State, northwest Nigeria, when armed gang members attacked villages, according to AFP.
Al Jazeera · 23 Jul, 06:37
US and Saudi Arabia sign landmark nuclear deal for civilian program
The United States and Saudi Arabia have signed an agreement allowing the kingdom to develop a civilian nuclear program, including uranium enrichment.
Euronews · 23 Jul, 06:36
Russia temporarily bans night navigation in Novorossiysk port
Russia has imposed a temporary ban on ship entry and exit from the port of Novorossiysk at night, fearing attacks by Ukrainian drones.
ERR (rus) · 23 Jul, 05:38
Unusual Rescue Operation in Poland for Deer Tangled in Plastic Net
Poland has launched an unusual rescue operation to find and free a fallow deer that is wandering in a forest with a plastic net tangled on its head.
LSM · 23 Jul, 05:37
German FM wants explanation from Sybiha on personnel changes in Ukrainian Armed Forces
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has requested explanations from his Ukrainian counterpart Andriy Sybiha regarding President Zelenskyy's personnel decisions in the Armed Forces.
Ukrainska Pravda · 23 Jul, 05:37
US-Saudi Nuclear Deal: A Landmark Agreement with Far-Reaching Implications
BBC's Sarah Smith explains the implications of the landmark cooperation agreement between the United States and Saudi Arabia regarding nuclear energy.
BBC World · 23 Jul, 05:37
Norwegian Crown Princess's Health Gradually Improving After Lung Transplant
Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit underwent a lung transplant due to chronic pulmonary fibrosis. Her condition is slowly improving, but the recovery is still in its early stages.
TVNET · 23 Jul, 05:36
Police officer fatally shoots man in Madison, Wisconsin, sparking protests
A man was shot and killed by police during a response to a vehicle break-in report, leading to protests in Madison, Wisconsin.
The Guardian World · 23 Jul, 05:36