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EU chief von der Leyen announces drone deal with Ukraine
On Ukraine's Statehood Day, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled the first EU-wide drone partnership agreement. The same day, Russian strikes killed six in Odesa and Sumy.
France 24 · 15 Jul, 14:37
Ukraine Needs Fundamental Governance Reform, Not Just Personnel Changes
As Ukraine reshuffles its Cabinet, experts argue the country needs a radically new model of wartime economic governance, not just new faces. Surveys show 88% of Ukrainians expect a reset of central power after the war, while businesses cite unpredictable state actions and high taxes as main obstacles.
Ukrainska Pravda · 15 Jul, 14:36
U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding Fails to Ease Tensions
A memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran has done little to reduce tensions, partly because the two sides disagree on its meaning.
The New York Times · 15 Jul, 14:36
Sadiq Khan backs calls for maximum workplace temperature in UK
London Mayor Sadiq Khan supports introducing a maximum workplace temperature as repeated heatwaves in the UK put pressure on the government to protect workers from extreme heat.
The Guardian World · 15 Jul, 13:37
Zelenskyy reshuffles government: Svyrydenko out, Koretskyi in the running, Fedorov's future uncertain
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy unexpectedly reshuffled the government on July 12, dismissing Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko and offering her the post of ambassador to the US. The change was driven by several factors, including the dismissal of former head of the President's Office Andriy Yermak and the need to prepare for a harsh winter.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 15 Jul, 13:37
Russian strikes in Dnipropetrovsk region kill truck driver, injure teenager and elderly woman
A 62-year-old truck driver was killed and a 13-year-old boy and a 69-year-old woman were wounded in Russian attacks on Dnipropetrovsk region, local authorities reported.
Ukrainska Pravda · 15 Jul, 13:37
US and EU Consider New Sanctions Against Russia
Both sides of the Atlantic are exploring ways to increase pressure on Russia to end the war in Ukraine. EU member states may agree on new sanctions as early as Wednesday, but the severity remains unclear.
LSM · 15 Jul, 13:36
EU Will Not Grant Protection to Ukrainians Evading Service – Preliminary Decision
EU ambassadors agreed to extend temporary protection for Ukrainians until March 2028, but new arrivals who are military-aged and have not fulfilled service obligations will not be eligible. The restriction applies only to new applicants.
Ukrainska Pravda · 15 Jul, 12:38
Remote Indigenous school in South Australia added to list of centers where accused paedophile worked
Federal police investigation into Hamish Tait, accused of 329 child abuse charges between 2009 and 2025 across 62 centers, expands to a remote South Australian community.
The Guardian World · 15 Jul, 12:37
Study: EU population to start declining after 2029
The European Union's population is expected to begin a steady decline after 2029, according to a report by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre. By 2100, the EU could lose over 50 million inhabitants.
ERR (rus) · 15 Jul, 12:36
China Strengthens Dominant Role in Relations with Russia
Russia's war in Ukraine and its economic isolation have shifted the balance of power between Moscow and Beijing, with China emerging as the stronger partner.
LSM · 15 Jul, 12:36
Starmer chairs final cabinet and faces last PMQs as Burnham nears Labour leadership
Keir Starmer is presiding over his last cabinet meeting and final Prime Minister's Questions as Andy Burnham prepares to take over as Labour leader and prime minister. The government blocked a Tory attempt to delay recess for Burnham to address MPs, while ministers defended a voluntary teen social media curfew.
The Guardian World · 15 Jul, 11:37
Kenyan court rejects Rastafarian bid to legalise cannabis for religious use
Kenya's High Court has dismissed a Rastafarian group's request to legalise cannabis for religious purposes, ruling the ban does not violate religious freedom but calling for a national debate on cannabis.
BBC World · 15 Jul, 11:37
Chesno Movement: Svyrydenko's Resignation Sets Dangerous Constitutional Precedent
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on July 12 that Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko would resign before she submitted her resignation to parliament. The Chesno movement warns that this reversal of the constitutional process creates a dangerous precedent.
Ukrainska Pravda · 15 Jul, 11:37
Lithuania and Poland absorb only a tenth of attempted Belarus border crossings
Since January, about 9,100 attempts to cross the EU's Belarus border have been recorded, with Lithuania and Poland together absorbing only a tenth.
Euromaidan Press · 15 Jul, 11:36
Sikorski: Russia may Prepare a Provocation with Ukrainian Drones
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski warned that Russia may stage a false-flag operation using Ukrainian drones to attack a NATO member state or Russia itself.
Ukrainska Pravda · 15 Jul, 10:37
UN: Sudan's war economy fuels self-perpetuating conflict
The UN human rights office says Sudan's warring factions profit from resource control, sustaining a conflict that has become increasingly self-perpetuating.
Euronews · 15 Jul, 10:37
India's hasty switch to E20 petrol sparks anger among drivers, questions for government
India's accelerated rollout of E20 petrol (20% ethanol blend) has led to widespread complaints of reduced mileage and engine performance, with critics questioning the rush and potential conflicts of interest involving the transport minister.
Al Jazeera · 15 Jul, 10:37
Ex-minister urges Andy Burnham to overhaul 'timid' elections bill
Former democracy minister Rushanara Ali calls on incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham to expand the elections bill, which she describes as 'timid and limited'.
The Guardian World · 15 Jul, 10:37
Spanish wildfire kills 13, 12 of them foreigners
A wildfire in Andalusia claimed 13 lives, including 12 foreigners. Seven victims were British, three Belgian, one French, and one American.
Apollo.lv · 15 Jul, 10:37
Ed Miliband's Chancellor Hopes Clouded by 'Soft Left' Image
A Politico podcast discusses whether Ed Miliband is still a contender for UK Chancellor amid concerns over his 'soft left optics'.
Politico Europe · 15 Jul, 10:36
Odesa under missile attack for fifth day; Russia's 'shadow fleet' tankers hit for first time in Black Sea
Russian missile strikes on the Odesa region continue for the fifth consecutive day. For the first time, tankers of Russia's 'shadow fleet' have been attacked in the Black Sea. Meanwhile, Russian oil refining has fallen to a 21-year low, and the US Senate has introduced a bill for 'hellish sanctions' against Russia.
LSM (rus) · 15 Jul, 10:36
US-Iran Conflict Resumes with No Clear End in Sight
Failing to reach a peace agreement, hostilities between the US and Iran have resumed, with mediation efforts failing. Experts predict the conflict will continue due to lack of trust and clear direction from both sides.
BNN · 15 Jul, 09:37
Brisbane teen accused of school stabbing allegedly faced months of racist abuse, court told
A 16-year-old charged with stabbing a schoolmate was allegedly subjected to racist harassment and threats for months before the incident, a Brisbane children's court heard.
The Guardian World · 15 Jul, 09:37
Von der Leyen arrives in Kyiv; announces new defence industry integration initiatives
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv on 15 July, stating that Ukraine has built strong military momentum and that the tide is turning.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 15 Jul, 09:37
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Three Killed, Several Injured in Russian Strike on Odesa
A Russian attack on Odesa on Wednesday, July 15, killed three people and injured three others. The assault involved missiles and over a hundred attack drones.
TVNET · 15 Jul, 09:36
Chentsov May Become Ukraine's Deputy PM for European Integration
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is considering appointing current EU permanent representative Vsevolod Chentsov as Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, replacing Taras Kachka.
Ukrainska Pravda · 15 Jul, 09:36
Warning: Tasty Mushroom Contains Powerful Hallucinogen
Lanmaoa asiatica, a popular bolete in Yunnan, China, causes hallucinations of tiny people. The unknown hallucinogen can be destroyed by cooking for 15 minutes.
The Guardian Science · 15 Jul, 08:37
McFadden: Labour must stop just writing a cheque for benefit claimants
UK work and pensions secretary Pat McFadden has called for an end to simply paying benefits, urging more job support instead, especially for those with health conditions, as the government prepares welfare reforms.
The Guardian World · 15 Jul, 08:37
Euronews releases morning news bulletin for July 15, 2026
On July 15, 2026, Euronews published its morning news roundup covering the top stories from Europe and beyond.
Euronews · 15 Jul, 08:37
British man in Iran given additional two-year sentence
The family of a British man jailed in Iran with his wife says he has received an additional two-year prison term.
Sky News · 15 Jul, 08:37
Black Map: Geography of Russian Torture Sites for Ukrainian Prisoners
Ukrainian authorities have identified 259 permanent and 99 temporary detention facilities in Russia and occupied territories holding Ukrainian prisoners. Multiple sites report systematic torture, with dozens of deaths.
Ukrainska Pravda · 15 Jul, 08:37
How a Ugandan woman is turning waste into clean energy
Ugandan climate activist Lucy Everlyn Atim founded Moyao Africa Initiative in 2023, turning shea husks into fuel briquettes to replace charcoal, protect shea trees, and empower women.
Al Jazeera · 15 Jul, 07:38
Ukrainian Forces Eliminate 1,470 Russian Soldiers in Past Day – Updated Losses
According to the General Staff of Ukraine, Ukrainian defenders neutralized 1,470 Russian invaders, 10 tanks, and 445 vehicles over the past day.
Ukrainska Pravda · 15 Jul, 07:38
The Border That Vanished Overnight: Spain-Gibraltar Border Fades as EU Leaders Head to Kyiv
EU leaders, including Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, make a surprise trip to Kyiv to announce new defense initiatives, while the border between Spain and Gibraltar effectively disappears, and Sciences Po weighs a campus in Brussels.
Politico Europe · 15 Jul, 07:37
ICAC inquiry raises questions over use of taxpayer funds for alleged illegal political donations
Australia's corruption watchdog investigates whether Catholic Schools NSW used public money for illegal political donations to the Liberal Party, sparking calls for audits and stricter oversight.
The Guardian World · 15 Jul, 07:37