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China and Philippines trade accusations after sailor injured at sea
Following a confrontation in the South China Sea near Second Thomas Shoal that left a Filipino sailor injured, China and the Philippines are blaming each other for the incident.
Al Jazeera · 21 Jul, 07:38
Ukrainian forces eliminate 1,370 Russian troops in past day – General Staff
Total Russian personnel losses since the start of the war have exceeded 1,431,900, while equipment losses continue to mount.
Ukrainska Pravda · 21 Jul, 07:38
Scottish tea mystery: Journalist investigates Tam O'Braan's questionable success story
The Guardian's science correspondent Nicola Davis investigates the strange tale of Tam O'Braan, who grew tea in Scotland and sold it to luxury hotels, but something didn't add up.
The Guardian Science · 21 Jul, 07:37
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UK PM Burnham Overhauls Cabinet, Dismisses Starmer Loyalists
New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Monday appointed a reshuffled cabinet, sacking several ministers loyal to predecessor Keir Starmer and holding phone calls with US and Ukrainian leaders.
Apollo.lv · 21 Jul, 07:37
Climate advocates and rock art experts challenge Woodside's 'carbon bomb' gas project in Australian federal court
A federal court case has begun against the Australian government's approval of the massive Woodside North West Shelf gas project, which critics say will cause enormous emissions and threaten ancient rock art.
The Guardian World · 21 Jul, 07:37
Ukraine Strikes Wildberries Warehouses; Damage Estimated at 100 Billion Rubles
Ukrainian drones hit two warehouses and a logistics center of Russian online retailer Wildberries. Kyiv says the facilities were used to support the Russian military.
LSM (rus) · 21 Jul, 07:36
Burnham’s Day 1 as Prime Minister: A Homeless Shelter, a Palace and Downing Street
Andy Burnham, becoming Britain’s seventh leader in a decade on Monday, sought to demonstrate a different style of governance through his first day's activities.
The New York Times · 21 Jul, 06:37
Merz turns party bigwig's resignation into political advantage
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is capitalizing on the resignation of CDU parliamentary leader Jens Spahn to consider a cabinet reshuffle. Spahn quit after admitting to using a surrogate mother in the U.S., which is illegal in Germany, removing a political rival and potentially stabilizing Merz's coalition.
Politico Europe · 21 Jul, 06:37
Nicaragua's president says country will not hold any more elections
Nicaragua's long-serving President Daniel Ortega announced that the country will hold no further elections to prevent the opposition from coming to power. Analysts describe this as a transition to a full-fledged family dictatorship.
The Guardian World · 21 Jul, 06:37
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveils new government, replacing Starmer era
Andy Burnham became UK Prime Minister on Monday, purging the cabinet of predecessor Keir Starmer's loyalists and promising a 10-year plan to ease cost-of-living pressures.
France 24 · 21 Jul, 06:36
Tanker Attacked in Strait of Hormuz; US Strikes Iran for Tenth Consecutive Night
Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed attacks on US military assets in Bahrain and Kuwait, and said it stopped two oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, the US conducted its tenth straight night of strikes on Iran, aiming to protect shipping through the strategic waterway.
Euronews · 21 Jul, 06:36
US Completes New Series of Strikes on Iran
The US Central Command announced the completion of a new round of strikes on Iranian military targets aimed at weakening Tehran's ability to attack commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
Ukrainska Pravda · 21 Jul, 06:36
How drones have reshaped the war in Ukraine and why armies still can't stop them
Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries and transport infrastructure deep behind front lines have forced Russia's Defense Ministry to overhaul its air defenses. Current air defense and electronic warfare systems were not designed to counter modern drones, and both sides struggle to protect troops and rear areas.
Meduza · 21 Jul, 05:37
Five people die in attempt to save struggling swimmer in Ohio river
Five people died in an Ohio river after several entered the water to help a person struggling to swim. Two children under 10 have been placed in care of family services.
The Guardian World · 21 Jul, 05:36
Daniel Ortega, President of Nicaragua, Says He Plans to Abolish Elections
Nicaragua's authoritarian leader Daniel Ortega, previously accused of rigging recent elections, now says the country will no longer hold any votes.
The New York Times · 21 Jul, 05:36
Guyana recovers 27 bodies after ferry disaster as crew faces scrutiny
Guyanese authorities have recovered 27 bodies from the capsized ferry, the country's worst marine disaster in decades. Crew members have been detained after testing positive for drugs.
Al Jazeera · 21 Jul, 05:36
Google seeks to release 32 million sterile mosquitoes; Australian trials offer valuable lessons
Google's (Alphabet) Debug initiative has asked the US government for permission to release up to 32 million sterile male mosquitoes in California and Florida. Australian research shows this method can effectively suppress disease-carrying mosquito populations.
The Guardian Science · 21 Jul, 05:36
Andy Burnham's New Cabinet: A Shift in Britain's Direction
Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reshuffled his cabinet, ousting Starmer loyalists and promoting northern allies, signaling a move toward more state control and welfare reform.
Politico Europe · 21 Jul, 05:36
Taras Chmut: Society Will Not Allow Authoritarian System in Ukraine
Taras Chmut, head of the Come Back Alive foundation, said in an interview with Ukrainska Pravda that Ukrainian society will not allow the establishment of an authoritarian system.
Ukrainska Pravda · 21 Jul, 05:36
FBI Director Kash Patel Plans Russia Trip
FBI Director Kash Patel is planning a trip to Russia amid stalled U.S.-Russia talks on ending the war in Ukraine.
Politico Europe · 21 Jul, 04:36
United Airlines investigates employee's threat to call ICE on passenger
United Airlines is investigating a viral video showing an employee threatening to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on a Mexican American passenger who was upset about a ticket error. The passenger, a naturalized citizen, was not detained upon returning from Canada.
The Guardian World · 21 Jul, 04:36
Ukraine launches over 400 drones at Moscow; top general likely to be dismissed
Ukraine attacked Moscow with more than 400 drones on Monday, sparking fires at an industrial park and an oil depot. Meanwhile, Russia continues heavy missile strikes, and Ukraine's military commander is expected to be replaced amid growing internal tensions.
Guardian Ukraina · 21 Jul, 04:36
Nicaragua's president declares country will never hold elections again
The long-serving president of Nicaragua has declared that the country will no longer hold elections.
Sky News · 21 Jul, 04:36
FBI Director Plans to Visit Russia in October – Politico
FBI Director Kash Patel is reportedly planning a trip to Russia in October, according to Politico. The visit would include stops in Moscow and St. Petersburg, with the FSB as host, but the purpose and potential meeting with Putin remain unclear.
Ukrainska Pravda · 21 Jul, 04:36
Tate brothers vow to fight extradition as they appear in Miami court
Controversial influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate appeared in a federal court hearing in Miami after arrest on 38 new charges from UK prosecutors, including rape and sex trafficking, vowing to fight extradition.
Al Jazeera · 21 Jul, 04:36
Slowdown in Arctic sea ice melt ends with record winter decline
A new study shows that the previously observed slowdown in Arctic sea ice decline has ended. The largest year-to-year winter reduction was recorded between 2024 and 2025, with sea ice decreasing by 5.8%.
The Guardian Science · 21 Jul, 03:38
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Kremlin Propaganda Uses Psychological Projection to Justify Aggression
Russian propagandists systematically employ psychological projection, blaming the West and Ukraine for what Russia itself is doing – preparing for a major war and carrying out terrorist acts.
Apollo.lv · 21 Jul, 03:37
Ontario Wildfire Evacuees Wait and Worry
Flames spread rapidly through northwestern Ontario, forcing residents to flee remote areas. Many are questioning why officials were unprepared.
The New York Times · 21 Jul, 03:37
Tate brothers appear in US court for extradition proceedings
Andrew and Tristan Tate appeared in a US court on Wednesday as the UK seeks their extradition on 59 charges of sexual offences, with the number of alleged victims rising to seven.
BBC World · 21 Jul, 03:37
Wes Streeting tipped for UK defense role
Wes Streeting, Andy Burnham's leadership rival, is tipped to head the Ministry of Defence just weeks after Dan Jarvis was appointed as defense secretary.
Politico Europe · 21 Jul, 03:37
Arctic winter sea ice resumes rapid decline
Scientists report that Arctic winter sea ice has resumed a sharp decrease after a brief slowdown in melting earlier this decade.
Sky News · 21 Jul, 03:37
Guyana ferry capsizes: at least 27 dead, 83 missing
The MV Barima ferry capsized off Guyana's coast Saturday night, killing at least 27 people. 69 have been rescued, 83 remain missing. Search efforts continue in an expanded area.
France 24 · 21 Jul, 03:36
US imposes 50% tariffs on Canadian goods
US President Donald Trump has signed an order imposing 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods in response to what he calls discriminatory treatment of American products.
Ukrainska Pravda · 21 Jul, 03:36
Trump imposes 50% US tariffs on some Canadian goods, citing discrimination
US President Donald Trump has imposed new 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods, including wine and hockey sticks, claiming discriminatory treatment by Ottawa. The tariffs take effect in 30 days.
Al Jazeera · 21 Jul, 03:36
Leaked pitch reveals Seven urged Pauline Hanson to meet Nigel Farage for immigration special
A Seven producer’s email, posted by Pauline Hanson, shows the network pushed for a Spotlight special with Nigel Farage highlighting 'uncontrolled immigration', offering to cover some travel costs.
The Guardian World · 21 Jul, 03:36
Small Service Can Cost Life Imprisonment: Ukraine Warns Against Russian Shahed-Recording Scheme
Russia is recruiting Ukrainians via social media to record FM signals from Shahed drones. Ukraine warns that such assistance can lead to life imprisonment.
Euromaidan Press · 21 Jul, 02:37