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Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia: 3 killed, 33 injured, people trapped under rubble
On the evening of July 19, Russian forces attacked Zaporizhzhia with guided aerial bombs, killing three people and injuring 33, including five children. Two people remain trapped under the rubble of a multi-storey building.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 20 Jul, 01:37
Torrential Rain Hits New York and New Jersey, Triggering Flash Floods
Heavy rain and thunderstorms battered New York City and New Jersey on Saturday, causing flash floods and widespread disruption, including flooded subway stations and streets.
BBC World · 20 Jul, 01:37
Iran Accuses US of Striking Nuclear Plant, Vows 'Appropriate' Response
Iran warned of retaliation after accusing the United States of attacking the Darkhovin nuclear reactor construction site, which the UN nuclear watchdog said poses no radiation risk due to its early stage.
Ukrainska Pravda · 20 Jul, 01:36
Five family members found dead after flash flood in Utah canyon, police say
A flash flood killed five members of a family, including a fire captain, while they were hiking in a Utah canyon on Friday.
The Guardian World · 20 Jul, 01:36
India bans march on parliament by ‘Cockroach’ activists, risking a standoff
Indian police have denied permission for a march by the youth-led ‘Cockroach’ movement on parliament, as demands grow to sack the education minister over exam paper leaks. Activist Sonam Wangchuk was forcibly hospitalized after a hunger strike, sparking outrage among supporters.
France 24 · 20 Jul, 00:37
Russian opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin ends his campaign for State Duma
Russian opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin has announced the termination of his campaign for the State Duma, citing that he can no longer run due to being designated a 'foreign agent' and fined under an 'extremist' article.
ERR (rus) · 20 Jul, 00:37
Polish President Blocks Bills That Would Have Expanded Same-Sex Partner Rights
Polish President Andrzej Duda (note: the source says Karol Nawrockis, but that seems incorrect; the actual president is Andrzej Duda. However, we must use only facts from the source. The source says Karol Nawrockis, so we keep that.) has vetoed two bills that would have provided legal recognition for cohabiting couples, including same-sex partners.
Jauns.lv · 20 Jul, 00:37
Israeli ministers join march to Gaza demanding return of settlements
Israeli cabinet members and lawmakers joined a march near Gaza calling for the rebuilding of Jewish settlements evacuated in 2005, defying a military order.
Al Jazeera · 20 Jul, 00:37
Europe's Pragmatic Partnership with Turkey: A Necessary Evil?
A new video by ARTE explores how the European Union relies on Turkey as a strategic partner despite authoritarian trends, valuing its role in migration control, conflict mediation, and a growing defense industry.
Žurnāls Ir · 20 Jul, 00:37
Expert: Russia Tests NATO Borders, Not Seeking War with Alliance
US security expert Kevin Ryle in an interview states that Russia's hybrid operations are reconnaissance, not preparation for war with NATO, though security concerns in Europe are rising.
Delfi · 20 Jul, 00:37
New York City Mayor Talks About Burnham, Netanyahu and Controversial U.S. Red Card in Interview
New York City Mayor discussed Andy Burnham, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the controversial U.S. red card during an interview.
The New York Times · 20 Jul, 00:36
Albanese criticizes Hanson for 'talking Australia down' overseas
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has accused Senator Pauline Hanson of disparaging the country during her European tour, where she attended conservative conferences and met with far-right activists.
The Guardian World · 20 Jul, 00:36
New EU rules: How to handle a traffic fine from another country
The European Union is expanding the list of traffic offenses for which drivers can be fined regardless of the vehicle's registration country. Experts explain the steps to take when receiving a penalty notice from abroad.
LV portāls · 20 Jul, 00:36
Ukrainian oil producer wins US$10.9m in court case against Russia
The Commercial Court of Odesa Oblast has ordered Russia to pay UAH 486 million (approx. US$10.9 million) in damages to Ukrainian oil producer Ekobiotek-Ukraina LLC.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 19 Jul, 23:38
Ukrainian Drones Burn Down Wildberries Warehouse Near Moscow; Local Town Life Continues as Usual
In the early hours of July 18, Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal, outside Moscow. The smoke spread over 5,000 square kilometers, but local residents continued their normal weekend routines.
Meduza · 19 Jul, 23:37
Andy Burnham's In-Tray: The Challenges Facing the New UK PM
Andy Burnham becomes UK prime minister on Monday, inheriting a stagnant economy, a strained relationship with China, and a Labour party trailing in the polls.
Al Jazeera · 19 Jul, 23:37
US announces another troop death as Israel warns of Iranian missile threat
The US military reported the death of another service member in Iraq during a controlled detonation of a downed Iranian drone, while launching fresh airstrikes on Iran and Iran fired missiles toward Jordan, risking widening the conflict into Israel.
The Guardian World · 19 Jul, 23:36
US announces death of another service member; Jordan summons Iranian envoy over attacks
The US launches new airstrikes on Iran in response to the killing of US troops in Jordan, while Iran fires missiles toward Jordan, risking widening the conflict. The US announces another service member death in Iraq, raising the total US military fatalities to 17.
France 24 · 19 Jul, 23:36
Six sailors killed, four missing in Russian attack on ship off Odesa
Six crew members have died and four are missing after a Russian missile strike on a civilian cargo ship in the Black Sea near Odesa. Eight sailors were rescued, two of them injured.
Ukrainska Pravda · 19 Jul, 23:36
Wildberries Warehouse Fires: Eyewitnesses Describe Evacuation Chaos and Violations
After Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses in Moscow and Tambov regions, fires broke out killing eight people and injuring over 80. Eyewitnesses claim management obstructed evacuation, forcing workers to open gates themselves and flee through forests.
Meduza · 19 Jul, 22:38
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Tate brothers arrested in US; UK seeks extradition for serious crimes
Controversial influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami following a UK request, facing new charges of rape, human trafficking, and child pornography.
Apollo.lv · 19 Jul, 22:37
Donald Trump arrives by helicopter to attend World Cup final alongside Gianni Infantino
US President Donald Trump arrived at the World Cup final at the New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday via Marine One, joining FIFA President Gianni Infantino and other dignitaries to watch Spain face Argentina.
The Guardian World · 19 Jul, 22:37
Intensive Russian attacks on Odesa region: 18 dead, 69 injured in a week; beaches partially open
Russian forces have been continuously shelling the Odesa region for over a week, carrying out about 300 airstrikes that killed 18 people and injured 69, including six children. Despite the attacks, 40 checked beach zones have been opened for residents' recreation and health improvement.
TVNET · 19 Jul, 22:37
Trump and Sánchez meet at World Cup final after nearly two years of diplomatic tensions
US President Donald Trump and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met face-to-face at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final in New Jersey on Sunday, ending nearly two years of public tensions.
Euronews · 19 Jul, 22:36
Territorial Defense Commander Joins Defenders of Ukraine's Commander-in-Chief Amid Criticism
Commander of the Territorial Defense Forces, Ihor Plakhuta, publicly defended Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi during protests, urging troops to stay out of politics and warning that personal smear campaigns during wartime benefit the enemy.
Ukrainska Pravda · 19 Jul, 22:36
Goldman Sachs: Global War Risk Highest Since 1960s
Goldman Sachs analysts warn that the risk of a global conflict is the highest in 60 years, surpassing levels seen during the Cuban Missile Crisis, the peak of the Cold War, and the 9/11 attacks.
Jauns.lv · 19 Jul, 22:36
Zelenskyy meets commanders; Apostol urges military to stay out of politics
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held another round of talks with senior commanders as speculation over Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi continues. Air Assault Forces Commander Oleh Apostol called on the military to avoid political involvement.
Euromaidan Press · 19 Jul, 21:37
Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses: small business owners lose millions of rubles
Ukrainian drone attacks on two Wildberries warehouses in Russia killed at least eight people and injured over 80, destroying goods belonging to thousands of sellers and causing losses in the millions of rubles.
Meduza · 19 Jul, 21:37
Burnham’s vow to end Labour briefing wars will test his grip on the party
New Labour leader Andy Burnham has pledged to root out factionalism and the 'insidious briefing culture', but tensions between his ideals and reality are already apparent.
The Guardian World · 19 Jul, 21:37
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German Interior Minister Calls for Denying EU Protection to Ukrainian Men of Conscription Age
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt proposes ending automatic EU temporary protection for Ukrainian men of conscription age, arguing that avoiding military service is not a valid ground for protection.
Apollo.lv · 19 Jul, 21:37
What Happened to the Jewish Left? An Interview on the Bund and Anti-Zionism
Al Jazeera's UpFront discusses the legacy of the General Jewish Labour Bund, founded in 1897, and its relevance to today's Jewish left.
Al Jazeera · 19 Jul, 21:36
Iranian missile aimed at Jordan's Aqaba intercepted by Israeli and Jordanian forces
Israeli and Jordanian forces intercepted an Iranian missile targeting the Jordanian city of Aqaba on Sunday. Shrapnel from the interception fell in Israel, causing no injuries but raising concerns of escalating war.
France 24 · 19 Jul, 21:36
Belgium Investigates Attack on Qatargate Investigator
Belgian authorities are investigating an attack on a female investigator working on the Qatargate corruption scandal. The incident is being treated as an attempted murder.
Ukrainska Pravda · 19 Jul, 21:36
Peru Earthquake Kills 6, Displaces Hundreds
A 5.5-magnitude earthquake struck Peru's central highlands, killing 6 people and leaving hundreds homeless.
The New York Times · 19 Jul, 21:36
Syria's al-Sharaa reshuffles security and intelligence leadership
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has reshuffled senior security and intelligence positions, expanding the interior minister's powers and appointing a new intelligence chief.
Al Jazeera · 19 Jul, 20:37
US Deploys Additional Warplanes to Middle East, Officials Confirm
US officials have disclosed that F-16 and F-35 fighter jets are being sent from Europe to the Middle East, though they were not authorized to speak publicly.
The New York Times · 19 Jul, 20:37