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July 22nd 2026 Morning News Bulletin
The most important stories from Europe and beyond in the July 22nd 2026 morning news bulletin.
Euronews · 22 Jul, 08:37
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Russian army loses 1,330 soldiers in a day; total losses exceed 1.43 million
The Ukrainian General Staff reports that 1,330 Russian soldiers were killed or wounded in the past 24 hours, bringing total Russian combat losses since the start of the war to 1,433,230.
TVNET · 22 Jul, 08:37
Hitler's Birthplace in Austria Converted into Police Station
The house in Braunau am Inn, Austria, where Adolf Hitler was born, has been transformed into a police station. The Austrian government aimed to neutralize the site to deter neo-Nazi visits.
Delfi · 22 Jul, 08:37
Goats as Trophies: Indian Village Football with an Indigenous Twist
In remote Tirilbasa village, India, a football tournament awarded live goats as prizes, reflecting the Ho community's traditions.
Al Jazeera · 22 Jul, 08:37
Former Ukrainian Supreme Court Chief Knyazev's Verdict: Why Five Years and What It Means Next
Ukraine has finalized the verdict against former Supreme Court chief Vsevolod Knyazev, sentenced to five years for accepting a $2.7 million bribe. The plea deal secured testimony against other judges and has significant implications for the judicial system and the case of businessman Kostyantyn Zhevago.
Ukrainska Pravda · 22 Jul, 08:36
Michelin Restaurant Owner Faces Jail Time in South Korea for Using Ants in Desserts
South Korean prosecutors have demanded a one-year prison sentence for the owner of a two-Michelin-star restaurant accused of illegally using ants in dishes. They also requested a fine of 20 million won (about €13,500).
Jauns.lv · 22 Jul, 08:36
War Creates a Quiet Divide Between Ukrainians Who Stayed and Those Who Left
Ukrainian artist Diana Berg reflects on an unspoken rupture between those who remained in Ukraine and those who fled after Russia's full-scale invasion, questioning whether they still share the same reality.
Guardian Ukraina · 22 Jul, 07:38
'A great thrill': baby puffin is first one seen on Dorset coast in three decades
A puffling has been spotted on the Purbeck coast in Dorset, the first confirmed chick in 30 years, raising hopes for the struggling colony.
The Guardian World · 22 Jul, 07:37
Nicola Davis investigates Scottish tea fraud case
Science correspondent Nicola Davis is investigating the strange story of Tam O’Braan and his attempts to grow tea in Scotland, uncovering suspicions about the origin of his tea and the role of science in providing answers.
The Guardian Science · 22 Jul, 07:37
EU's make-or-break moment for 21st Russia sanctions package
EU ambassadors are meeting again in Brussels today to finalize the 21st sanctions package against Russia after failing last week.
Politico Europe · 22 Jul, 07:37
New York Mayor Mamdani Calls for Netanyahu to Be Tried for War Crimes
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani released a video statement calling for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to face trial for war crimes.
Al Jazeera · 22 Jul, 07:37
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US War with Iran Has Cost $37.5 Billion So Far, Hegseth Says
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Tuesday that the war with Iran has cost $37.5 billion to date, while defending a request for additional Pentagon funding.
TVNET · 22 Jul, 07:36
Jordan faces growing risk of becoming latest frontline state in US-Iran conflict
Iranian missiles targeted Jordan again on Tuesday, as the kingdom struggles to balance its close alliance with the US against mounting Iranian attacks and domestic discontent.
Deutsche Welle · 22 Jul, 06:38
Protests continue in Ukraine; media predicts Syrskyi's resignation
For the sixth day, protests against the dismissal of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov are ongoing in several Ukrainian cities. Analysts and media suggest President Zelensky may also dismiss Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi.
ERR (rus) · 22 Jul, 06:38
How armed group alliances are reshaping Mali’s conflict and the wider Sahel
Alliances between separatist and Islamist armed groups in Mali are changing the conflict dynamics, exposing the limits of the junta’s security strategy despite Russian support, with potential spillover across the Sahel.
Al Jazeera · 22 Jul, 06:37
Lifting Russian athletes ban only helps Putin, Ukraine tells IOC
Ukraine’s sports minister criticizes the International Olympic Committee for provisionally lifting the ban on the Russian Olympic Committee, arguing it undermines international pressure on Russia.
Politico Europe · 22 Jul, 06:37
US Senate Places Ukraine Support Bill on Legislative Calendar
The U.S. Senate has added the 'Ukraine Support Act' (H.R.2913) to its legislative calendar after a second reading, allowing for potential consideration on the floor. The bill, introduced by Representative Gregory Meeks in April 2025, has been referred to multiple House committees.
Ukrainska Pravda · 22 Jul, 06:36
Andy Biggs Wins Arizona Republican Primary, Sets Up Race Against Katie Hobbs
Arizona voters on Tuesday chose their nominees for governor and other top offices, setting up a fall campaign that will test whether Republicans can reverse Trump-era losses in a premier battleground state.
The Guardian World · 22 Jul, 06:36
Firefighters Contain Large Wildfire Near Madrid, Spain
Spanish firefighters have practically stopped the spread of a major wildfire about 60 kilometers from Madrid, which has burned 29,000 hectares and forced the evacuation of approximately 1,200 people since it started on Thursday.
Delfi · 22 Jul, 05:38
Mykhailo Drapatyi Appointed Ukraine's Top Commander
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appointed Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi as Ukraine's new military chief, replacing Oleksandr Syrskyi after a political scandal and protests.
Guardian Ukraina · 22 Jul, 05:36
US military identifies third service member killed in Iranian attack on Jordan base
The US military has confirmed the death of a third service member in Friday's attack on a base in Jordan, bringing the total number of US troops killed since the war began to 18.
The Guardian World · 22 Jul, 05:36
EU faces deadlock on Israeli settlement sanctions, mulls social media ban for youth, Sweden warns on green rules
EU capitals failed to force the Commission to propose concrete measures for a vote on sanctions against Israeli settlements. Meanwhile, von der Leyen pushes for a social media ban for young people, and Sweden warns that diluting green rules would undermine investments worth billions.
Politico Europe · 22 Jul, 05:36
Fast-moving wildfire forces hundreds to evacuate in southern France
A fast-moving wildfire in southern France on Tuesday forced hundreds of people to flee their homes as nearly 1,000 firefighters and water-bombing aircraft worked to contain the blaze.
France 24 · 22 Jul, 05:36
Israel Fights Hezbollah Drones and Rockets from the Lebanese Border
Israel's northern border with Lebanon is a constant tension zone, where Hezbollah daily shells Jewish villages with drones and rockets. The conflict is closely linked to Iran, which funds Hezbollah, and Israel sees regime change in Tehran as the key to stability.
Jauns.lv · 22 Jul, 05:36
Former Supreme Court Chief Knyazev Sentenced, Transferred to Prison; Case May Impact Ukrainian Judiciary
The sentence of former Supreme Court head Vsevolod Knyazev has come into force, and he is preparing to be moved to a prison colony. The case, which also involves businessman Zhevago, could have far-reaching consequences for Ukraine's judicial system.
Ukrainska Pravda · 22 Jul, 05:36
US targets China in move to ban military-grade drone imports
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed banning imports of advanced drones, mainly from China, citing national security concerns.
Al Jazeera · 22 Jul, 05:36
Protests in Ukraine: Could Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi Be Replaced?
Protests erupted in Ukraine in mid-July following the dismissal of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Protesters now demand the removal of Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, sparking debate over potential successors.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 22 Jul, 04:38
Trump Threatens to Bomb Iranian Nuclear Facility: 'We Are Not Done Yet'
US President Donald Trump said that Washington is not finished with Tehran and threatened to attack an underground nuclear facility near Natanz, known as 'Mountain of the Cut'.
Jauns.lv · 22 Jul, 04:38
Trump Orders Cancellation of Non-Disclosure Agreements to Boost UFO Investigation
President Donald Trump has ordered federal agencies to cancel non-disclosure agreements for former officials and contractors willing to share information on unidentified anomalous phenomena.
Ukrainska Pravda · 22 Jul, 04:37
Mykhailo Drapatyi: What to Know About Ukraine’s New General
Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi of Ukraine is a decorated commander popular both inside and outside his country.
The New York Times · 22 Jul, 04:37
US launches 11th night of Iran strikes as diplomacy falters
The US military carried out an 11th straight night of strikes on Iran early Wednesday, with President Donald Trump saying the US was 'not finished' attacking. The strikes followed Tehran's attacks on Gulf states and Houthi allies threatening to blockade Saudi ports.
France 24 · 22 Jul, 04:37
Former Biden Official: Israel Likely to Keep Pushing Limits in Lebanon; Full Withdrawal Unlikely
A former Biden administration official, Gavito, stated that Israel will likely continue to push limits in Lebanon, making a full withdrawal unlikely due to security concerns. He also expressed skepticism about the 'pilot zones' scheme working in Lebanon.
Al Jazeera · 22 Jul, 04:36
Mamdani: NYC lacks legal authority to arrest Netanyahu, but urges federal action
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani admitted Tuesday that the city cannot legally enforce the ICC warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu, but called on the U.S. federal government to do so.
The Guardian World · 22 Jul, 04:36
Ukrainian Strikes on Wildberries Warehouses Near Moscow and Tambov: Eight Dead
On the night of July 18, Ukrainian forces struck two large Wildberries warehouses in Elektrostal (Moscow region) and Kotovsk (Tambov region), killing eight workers and injuring 80 others.
Meduza · 22 Jul, 03:37
Moldovan Parliament Approves New Government Led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan
On July 21, the Moldovan Parliament voted confidence in a new government headed by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, outlining five key priorities.
ERR (rus) · 22 Jul, 03:37
Republicans increasingly anxious about war repercussions amid rising gas prices and troop deaths
Republicans are growing more concerned over the potential consequences of the war as gasoline prices surge and three U.S. troops have been killed since hostilities resumed.
Politico Europe · 22 Jul, 03:37