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'We are dying little by little': asylum seekers at mercy of Home Office hotel closures
The UK Home Office's rapid closure of asylum hotels has sparked legal challenges and left families, including a disabled child, in cramped, unsuitable accommodation without proper assessment of their needs.
The Guardian World · 14 Jul, 09:37
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Ukrainian Drones Strike Oil Refinery in Bashkortostan, Trigger Fires in Krasnodar and Donetsk
On the night of July 14, Ukrainian drones attacked the Salavat oil refinery in Bashkortostan, 1400 km from the front line. Fires also broke out at the Afipsky refinery in Krasnodar region and at an ammunition depot in occupied Donetsk.
TVNET · 14 Jul, 09:37
First Lithuanian rescue team returns from Venezuela mission
One of two Lithuanian international rescue teams deployed to earthquake-hit Venezuela returned to Vilnius on Monday, with extreme heat cited as the biggest challenge.
LRT English · 14 Jul, 09:37
Ukrainian air defense downs 5 ballistic and 2 guided aviation missiles, 108 drones overnight; hits recorded at 17 locations
Russia attacked Ukraine with 8 ballistic missiles, 2 guided aviation missiles, and 135 drones overnight. Ukrainian forces intercepted most, but some missiles and drones hit targets at 17 locations.
Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 09:36
Two Arrested on Suspicion of Arson in Wildfire Near Paris
Two individuals have been taken into custody in France after a large forest fire near Fontainebleau burned over 1,300 hectares and forced the evacuation of about 1,000 people.
ERR (rus) · 14 Jul, 09:36
Russian Ballistic Missiles Hit Kyiv Overnight; No Casualties
Russian forces struck Kyiv with ballistic missiles overnight on July 14, causing fires at warehouses and cars, with no injuries reported. Russia's Defense Ministry claimed the attack targeted military-industrial facilities and port infrastructure in the Odesa region.
Meduza · 14 Jul, 09:36
Teenager in critical condition after stabbing at Brisbane school
A 17-year-old student suffered life-threatening injuries in a stabbing at the Islamic College of Brisbane; a 16-year-old has been arrested and is assisting police.
The Guardian World · 14 Jul, 08:37
Trump backs Lindsey Graham's Russia sanctions bill after senator's death
Following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, Donald Trump says he is ready to advance the long-pending Russia sanctions package that Graham championed for two years.
Euromaidan Press · 14 Jul, 08:37
Trump Announces Fees for Guarding Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump announced that the US will charge for guarding the Strait of Hormuz, taking 20% of all cargo value, and reinstates the blockade of Iran.
BNN · 14 Jul, 08:37
Yuriy Butusov: Mobilization should involve commanders trusted on the front line
Journalist-turned-drone company commander Yuriy Butusov outlines the flaws in Ukraine's mobilization system and urges the involvement of brigade and corps commanders to improve trust and accountability.
Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 08:36
European Parliament supports regulation on scanning private messages – what it means for users
The European Parliament has endorsed the so-called Chat Control regulation, allowing online platform owners to scan users' private correspondence. Currently voluntary and limited to unencrypted messages, negotiations are underway for mandatory scanning of all communications.
LSM (rus) · 14 Jul, 08:36
Ukrainian Drones Strike Oil Refinery in Bashkortostan; Russia's Oil Refining Hits 21-Year Low
Ukraine attacked the Salavat oil refinery in Bashkortostan, about 1,400 km from the front line, using drones. Russia's oil refining volume has dropped to its lowest level in 21 years.
LSM · 14 Jul, 08:36
‘Super Tuesday’ for a Bigger EU
Today, four accession conferences with Ukraine, Moldova, Albania, and Montenegro will take place, marking the largest number of such meetings on a single day since 2002. Meanwhile, the European Commission begins its first major workplace overhaul in two decades, and a new report reveals demographic challenges.
Politico Europe · 14 Jul, 07:37
One-Euro House Program: Not Only in Sicily
Sicily and other countries offer houses for one euro to attract new residents. Latvian Ivars recently purchased such a house in Sicily.
Apollo.lv · 14 Jul, 07:37
Mexico requests criminal charges in US over migrant deaths
Mexico will formally ask US prosecutors to file criminal cases over the deaths of at least 17 Mexican nationals during immigration operations or in custody since Donald Trump returned to office.
Al Jazeera · 14 Jul, 07:37
US strikes Iran for third consecutive night; tankers hit in Strait of Hormuz
The US launched a third straight night of strikes on Iran, while two UAE oil tankers were hit by Iranian missiles in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump announced a reinstated blockade of Iranian shipping and a 20% fee for transit through the strait.
The Guardian World · 14 Jul, 07:37
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US Launches Strikes on Iran for Third Consecutive Night
The US has carried out strikes on Iran for a third straight night despite Trump's statement that a deal is still possible. The strikes are ongoing, targeting Iranian forces and nuclear facilities.
TVNET · 14 Jul, 07:37
Andy Burnham gets Labour backing to become Prime Minister
Labour Party members have given Andy Burnham enough support to effectively become the party leader and the UK Prime Minister.
LSM · 14 Jul, 07:36
Ukrainian drone strikes halt shipping on key wheat route as Russian fuel crisis deepens
Ukrainian drone strikes have brought shipping in the Sea of Azov to a near standstill, disrupting a corridor carrying up to a quarter of Russia's wheat exports and rattling global grain and fuel markets.
France 24 · 14 Jul, 06:37
Identity of Sydney daycare worker facing 329 child abuse charges revealed
A Sydney daycare worker named Tait has been charged with 329 child abuse offences at five facilities, including his own business, over a period from 2009 to 2025.
BBC World · 14 Jul, 06:37
Crimea was Russia’s stronghold. Now it’s a vulnerability.
According to a Politico Europe article, Crimea, once a fortress for Russia, has become a vulnerability.
Politico Europe · 14 Jul, 06:37
Police claim breakthrough in Melbourne's hospitality wars, alleging links to overseas crime figure
Melbourne police arrested a 20-year-old man they say orchestrated multiple arson attacks, a kidnapping, and a home invasion linked to organized crime in the hospitality sector.
The Guardian World · 14 Jul, 06:37
US announces completion of five-hour wave of strikes on Iran
The US Central Command said it completed the latest wave of strikes on Iran, hitting military targets in six cities during a five-hour mission.
Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 06:36
ICE officer fatally shoots motorist in Maine
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer fatally shot a motorist in Maine.
Al Jazeera · 14 Jul, 06:36
Zelenskyy wants FREYJA flying within 12 months
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine is completing its interceptor and hopes to see the FREYJA system operational within a year.
Euromaidan Press · 14 Jul, 05:37
Zelenskyy seeks 300 Patriot missiles for winter; Europe offers alternative missile shield
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on allies to provide 300 Patriot missiles for the winter period, while welcoming a European-backed anti-ballistic missile shield as an alternative to the US system.
Guardian Ukraina · 14 Jul, 05:37
ICE agent fatally shoots Colombian national during operation in Maine
An ICE officer shot and killed a Colombian man who attempted to flee in a vehicle toward the agent in Maine; the agent has been placed on leave pending an investigation by the DHS Inspector General.
BBC World · 14 Jul, 05:37
Hungary's parliament ousts president in latest move against Orban's legacy
Hungary's parliament passed a constitutional amendment to remove President Tamas Sulyok, a figure appointed under former PM Viktor Orban. This is the latest step by the new government to dismantle Orban's influence after his electoral defeat.
Al Jazeera · 14 Jul, 05:37
Farage’s strategy for the Burnham era? It’s all about him
UK political landscape shifts as Prime Minister Starmer faces challenges, while the hard-right Restore Britain party plans to target Nigel Farage nationwide.
Politico Europe · 14 Jul, 05:37
Several foreign nationals among victims of deadly Spain wildfire
A wildfire in Spain's southeastern province of Almeria has killed 13 people, including five Britons, three Belgians, one French national, and one Spanish citizen.
France 24 · 14 Jul, 05:36
Journalist and army critic Yuriy Butusov voluntarily mobilizes, becomes drone company commander
In May, renowned journalist Yuriy Butusov, a father of many children with poor eyesight, voluntarily mobilized and within months became commander of a drone company in the 23rd Assault Regiment of the Khartyia brigade.
Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 05:36
Survivors of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Occupied Ukraine Still Struggle with Trauma and Fear
For many survivors, speaking about conflict-related sexual violence can be as difficult as living through it. Years later, some still grapple with trauma, fear, and lasting consequences.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 14 Jul, 05:36
France Licenses Ukraine to Build Aster Missiles, Rafale Jets to Arrive by 2028-2029
French President Macron announced a license for Ukraine to produce Aster missiles for its SAMP/T systems, and said Rafale fighter jets will operate in Ukrainian skies by 2028-2029.
Euromaidan Press · 14 Jul, 04:38
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Hungarian Parliament Passes Constitutional Amendments to End Term of Orbán-Loyal President
Hungary's parliament approved constitutional amendments that immediately terminate the presidency of Tamás Sulyok, an ally of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. If Sulyok does not sign the amendments within five days, an impeachment process will begin.
Apollo.lv · 14 Jul, 04:37
Expert: 'We will never eliminate the risk of fire completely' as wildfire rages south of Paris
A wildfire south of Paris has scorched about 1,200 hectares; an expert says complete risk elimination is impossible.
France 24 · 14 Jul, 04:37
Ksenia Sobchak Dismisses Leaked Messages Appearing to Show Editorial Control
Russian media executive Ksenia Sobchak denies leaked private conversations that purportedly show her dictating coverage. Meduza analysis finds that editorial changes to her outlet's posts align with the leaked messages, questioning Sobchak's claim of fabrication.
Meduza · 14 Jul, 04:37