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Hotel attack video goes viral in Georgia; police say it wasn't a hate crime

A video of a man breaking into a hotel room in Georgia and punching a female tourist has gained 17 million views. The victim claims the attack was motivated by her speaking Russian, but police say the real cause was ruined wedding DJ equipment.

Meduza · 20 Jul, 07:37

Russian missile strike on Odesa damages infrastructure

Russian troops launched a missile attack on Odesa on the morning of July 20, damaging an infrastructure facility.

Ukrainska Pravda · 20 Jul, 07:37

Russian missile strike on civilian ship in Black Sea kills six sailors

Russia launched a missile attack on the civilian vessel “Golden Leo” near Odesa, killing six sailors and leaving four missing.

Delfi · 20 Jul, 07:36

Indian Protesters to March on Parliament After Exam Leaks

Protests swell in New Delhi after exam leaks, with Cockroach Janta Party marching on Parliament and police forcibly removing hunger-striking activist Sonam Wangchuk on Saturday.

The New York Times · 20 Jul, 07:36

US and Iran Continue Mutual Strikes for Ninth Day

For the ninth consecutive day, the United States and Iran are exchanging strikes in the Middle East, with the US Central Command announcing a new wave of attacks aimed at reducing Iran's ability to target commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

LSM · 20 Jul, 07:36

Africa Shield 2026: Securing development as a new security priority

The Africa Shield 2026 regional counterproliferation workshop, held July 14–16 in Tunis, focused on protecting chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) materials used in development.

Al Jazeera · 20 Jul, 06:37

Barnaby Joyce backs Pauline Hanson on mass deportations but denies return of White Australia policy

Australian politician Barnaby Joyce defended Pauline Hanson's calls for mass deportations while claiming she does not support reinstating the White Australia policy. The controversy has not hurt One Nation's polling, which has improved.

The Guardian World · 20 Jul, 06:36

Analyst Reveals Russia's Methods for Abducting Ukrainian Children: From Filtration Camps to Adoption

Analyst Patrick Fors reveals that Russia used various methods to abduct Ukrainian children, including forcibly separating them from parents, raiding orphanages, and arresting them near schools, and that children are sent to health camps for testing and recruitment by the FSB, with the youngest and healthiest adopted by Russian families.

Jauns.lv · 20 Jul, 06:36

11-year-old girl killed in KAB strike on Zaporizhzhia

An 11-year-old girl died under rubble in Zaporizhzhia after a Russian attack. Two elderly women also died, 41 were injured.

Ukrainska Pravda · 20 Jul, 06:36

Zelenskyy promises 'key talks' after meeting with commanders

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that on July 20 he will have 'key conversations' following consultations with military commanders on further strategy to end the war.

Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 20 Jul, 05:37

US Senators Introduce Updated Sanctions Bill Against Russia in Honor of Lindsey Graham

US senators unveiled an updated sanctions bill against Russia on Tuesday, crafted by the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who died suddenly last Saturday. The bill mandates sanctions within 30 days targeting Russia's energy sector and those who help circumvent sanctions.

Latvijas Avīze · 20 Jul, 05:37

Colombian farmer returns to growing coca as promised help fails to arrive

Many Colombian farmers who joined a government program to stop growing coca have returned to the illegal crop because promised support never came. Coca cultivation has reached a record 250,000 hectares.

BBC World · 20 Jul, 05:37

US launches ninth night of strikes on Iran as oil prices surge past $90

The US conducted a ninth consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran, with Brent crude oil exceeding $90 a barrel amid escalating tensions over the Strait of Hormuz. A US service member was killed in Iraq, bringing recent American military deaths to three.

The Guardian World · 20 Jul, 05:37

US close to full-scale war with Iran amid resource shortages – Washington Post

According to the Washington Post, the US and Iran are nearing a full-scale conflict as exchanges of strikes escalate, while the US faces shortages of air defense and munitions.

Ukrainska Pravda · 20 Jul, 05:36

Hungary's President Signs Constitutional Amendments Ending His Term

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has signed constitutional amendments that immediately terminate his term, passed by the parliamentary majority after he refused to resign.

Delfi · 20 Jul, 04:38

Russians strike postal terminal in Kharkiv suburbs with three Banderol missiles; four killed, 20 injured

On July 19, Russian forces launched a missile attack on the Kharkiv suburbs using three S8000 Banderol missiles, hitting a postal terminal, causing a major fire and damaging the building's facade. The attack killed four people and injured 20 others.

Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 20 Jul, 04:37

US President Trump threatens Canada with new tariffs over smoke from Canadian wildfires

President Donald Trump says he will impose new tariffs on Canada because smoke from its wildfires is polluting northern US states. Canada says it is doing everything it can and urges cooperation instead of complaints.

ERR (rus) · 20 Jul, 04:37

US Energy Chief: About Two-Thirds of Normal Traffic Moving Through Strait of Hormuz

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is at approximately two-thirds of normal levels.

Politico Europe · 20 Jul, 04:37

JD and Usha Vance welcome baby boy, first child born to sitting VP in 156 years

Vice-President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance announced the birth of their fourth child on Sunday, the first child born to a sitting vice-president in more than 150 years.

The Guardian World · 20 Jul, 04:37

US soldier killed in Iraq during controlled detonation of Iranian drone

A US service member died in northern Iraq while conducting a controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian drone, bringing the total US military deaths since the US-Israel war on Iran began to 17.

Al Jazeera · 20 Jul, 04:37

US announces new wave of strikes on Iran, ninth consecutive night

The US military has launched a new wave of strikes on Iran for the ninth consecutive night, aiming to degrade Iranian capabilities used to attack commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

Ukrainska Pravda · 20 Jul, 04:36

Norway opens new memorial for victims of 2011 Breivik massacre

Norway has unveiled a memorial for the 77 victims of the 2011 terror attacks by Anders Breivik, days before the 15th anniversary. The artwork, located in Oslo's government district, features a bird native to Utoeya island.

BBC World · 20 Jul, 04:36

Zelenskyy: Russia's reliance on ballistic missiles fuels Putin's war ambition

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russia's use of ballistic missiles, including a massive overnight attack on Kyiv, is why Putin continues to believe in his war. He called on partners to accelerate aid deliveries.

Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 20 Jul, 03:37

'Everyone's afraid to die': Ukraine struggles with violent resistance to military recruitment

Attacks on Ukrainian military recruiters are rising sharply as men avoid conscription due to war fatigue and fear of death. The violence has become a regular problem, with authorities warning of a deepening crisis.

BBC World · 20 Jul, 03:37

Oil Price Shocks Less Shocking: A Historical Perspective

The Persian Gulf remains unstable, but today's oil price shocks are less dramatic than in the past, as oil has historically been used as a political weapon.

TVNET · 20 Jul, 03:37

Kubilius: Ukraine's successes could force Putin to start real peace talks

EU Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius believes that Ukraine's successful strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure and Black Sea fleet could be a turning point in the war and force Russian President Vladimir Putin to begin genuine peace negotiations.

Jauns.lv · 20 Jul, 03:37

Missile danger declared in several Russian regions; Moscow reports drone attack

Overnight into Monday, missile danger was declared in multiple Russian regions, while Moscow's mayor reported the downing of 27 drones that were heading towards the capital.

Ukrainska Pravda · 20 Jul, 03:37

US launches ninth wave of airstrikes against Iran; one soldier killed in Iraq

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced a new wave of airstrikes against Iran for the ninth consecutive night, aimed at further degrading Iran's military capabilities used to attack commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, a US service member was killed in northern Iraq during a controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian drone.

Al Jazeera · 20 Jul, 03:36

Ukraine Blames Russia for Deadly Cargo Ship Strike as Putin Thanks North Korea

Ukraine has accused Russia of killing six crew members in a missile strike on a Turkish cargo ship near Odesa, while Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to North Korea for its support. Meanwhile, a Russian anti-war politician withdraws from elections, citing suppression.

Guardian Ukraina · 20 Jul, 03:36

US launches ninth night of strikes on Iran as casualties mount

The US military has announced a ninth consecutive night of strikes on Iran, while Iranian retaliatory attacks have hit Kuwait and Bahrain. The conflict has killed 17 US troops, with Iran reporting 50 dead and over 500 wounded.

The Guardian World · 20 Jul, 03:36

Slaidins: Risk of new mobilization in Russia may increase after State Duma elections

NBS Major Jānis Slaidiņš says that as volunteer numbers decline, Russia may conduct a new mobilization or rotation after the September 20 elections, but the Kremlin will likely avoid using the word because Putin has promised it won't be needed.

Latvijas Avīze · 20 Jul, 02:38

Trump Arrives at 2026 World Cup Final Aboard Marine One

Former US President Donald Trump attended the 2026 FIFA World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, arriving by Marine One helicopter and offering a bird's-eye view.

Al Jazeera · 20 Jul, 02:37

Spain’s soccer stars win Donald Trump’s World Cup, mocking ‘hopeless, bad people’ label

Spain’s national soccer team won Donald Trump’s World Cup, defying the U.S. president’s relentless attacks on the country.

Politico Europe · 20 Jul, 02:37

Oil Prices Rise 3% After 8 Days of US-Iran Strikes

Oil prices jumped about 3% on Sunday following a week-long exchange of retaliatory strikes between the United States and Iran, which disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz—a critical oil transit chokepoint.

Ukrainska Pravda · 20 Jul, 02:36