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Rubio Says US Will 'Dismantle' the International Criminal Court

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the administration's plan to dismantle the International Criminal Court, calling on other nations to join the campaign.

Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 04:36

UK Announces Steps to Deport Grooming Gang Leader to Pakistan

The British government on Monday laid out measures that would allow the deportation of Shabir Ahmed, the leader of a gang convicted of raping dozens of girls in Northern England, to Pakistan.

The New York Times · 14 Jul, 03:38

Zelensky Asks PM Sviridenko to Resign; Media Speculate on Potential Candidates

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced a change in political strategy and asked Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko to resign, to which she has agreed. Ukrainian media have begun listing several possible candidates for the next prime minister.

LSM · 14 Jul, 03:38

Ukraine to Receive 16 Rafale Jets, Rights to Produce French Missiles; New Ballistic Defense Coalition Formed

At a Paris meeting, Ukraine and nine European countries agreed to form an integrated ballistic missile defense coalition, while France pledged 16 Rafale fighters and licenses for local production of French weapons.

Jauns.lv · 14 Jul, 03:37

Ukraine's Supreme Court Upholds Sanctions Against Opposition Leader Poroshenko

The Supreme Court rejected Poroshenko's challenge to sanctions that freeze his assets and strip his state awards. He claims judges were pressured.

Euromaidan Press · 14 Jul, 03:37

Trump dramatically slashes size of Utah national monuments sacred to tribes

President Trump has approved a sharp reduction in the size of two national monuments in Utah that are held sacred by many Native Americans, reversing protections established by previous administrations. The move, which opens the lands to development, has drawn criticism from tribal and environmental groups.

The Guardian World · 14 Jul, 03:37

Trump says to deliver 'speech to the nation' Thursday as Iran tensions escalate

US President Donald Trump announced he will deliver a primetime address to the nation on Thursday, amid a major flare-up of hostilities with Iran. He did not disclose the speech's topic, but the announcement follows his declaration of a naval blockade on Iran and a 20% fee on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

France 24 · 14 Jul, 03:36

Kursk region to ration gasoline by license plate numbers from July 15; governor says it protects against Ukrainian strikes

Starting July 15, drivers in Russia's Kursk region can only refuel on days matching their license plate parity, a measure the governor claims will reduce queues and protect civilians from Ukrainian attacks.

Meduza · 14 Jul, 03:36

Lindsey Graham's Sister Takes His Seat in US Senate

Darlene Graham Nordon, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, has been appointed to fill his seat in the US Senate. South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster announced the appointment less than 48 hours after Graham's sudden death.

Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 03:36

US Launches Further Attacks on Iran; Explosions Reported in Three Cities

The United States has carried out more attacks on Iran, with Iranian media reporting explosions in Kish, Qeshm, and Bandar Abbas.

Al Jazeera · 14 Jul, 03:36

Fifth British national identified as victim of wildfire in Spain

A fifth British citizen has been confirmed dead in a southern Spain wildfire that killed more than a dozen people.

Sky News · 14 Jul, 02:37

UN Says Hamas Forces Interfered with Aid Distribution in Gaza

The United Nations reported that armed personnel raided a site, prompting the World Food Program to suspend operations in part of Gaza. Hamas denied the allegations.

The New York Times · 14 Jul, 02:37

Rubio launches campaign to dismantle International Criminal Court

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio launched a campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court on Monday, claiming it threatens US sovereignty.

The Guardian World · 14 Jul, 02:36

Child injured in Russian attack in Kharkiv region

Ukrainska Pravda reports that a child was injured in a Russian attack in the Kharkiv region. No further details are available.

Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 02:36

France to license Ukraine to produce SCALP cruise missiles, AASM bombs, and Aster interceptors

French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France will grant Ukraine licenses to produce SCALP cruise missiles, AASM guided bombs, and Aster interceptor missiles, while Ukraine plans to buy 16 Rafale fighter jets.

Meduza · 14 Jul, 02:36

US strikes Iran for third night; Trump says deal still possible

The United States launched a fresh series of strikes against Iran for a third consecutive night, even as President Donald Trump said a diplomatic deal with Tehran remains possible.

France 24 · 14 Jul, 02:36

Latvia Calls for Donations to Equip Women Serving in the Ukrainian Army

Over 76,500 women currently serve in the Ukrainian armed forces, many lacking anatomically adapted gear. Latvian society is urged to support the NGO "Zemliachky" in its efforts.

LSM · 14 Jul, 01:38

Lindsey Graham's sister chosen as temporary Senate replacement

Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late US Senator Lindsey Graham, has been officially appointed as his interim successor following his death from an aortic tear.

BBC World · 14 Jul, 01:37

US senators demand Pentagon reveal findings of probe into deadly strike on Iran school

US senators have demanded the Pentagon urgently disclose the results of its investigation into a missile strike that hit an Iranian school, causing fatalities.

Sky News · 14 Jul, 01:37

Israel's Failed Regime-Change Plan for Iran Revealed

A failed Israeli plan to install Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran's next leader has been uncovered, with the backstory now coming to light.

The New York Times · 14 Jul, 01:37

Russia attacks Kyiv with ballistic missiles overnight; air defense active

Russian attack hits warehouses in Kyiv's Holosiivskyi district, causing fires; debris in Darnytsia sets cars ablaze.

Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 01:36

Mexico to file criminal complaints in US over migrants killed by ICE

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that Mexico will file criminal complaints in the US over the deaths of more than a dozen Mexican migrants in immigration detention and anti-migrant operations.

The Guardian World · 14 Jul, 01:36

Graham's death leaves Israel with a DC void

The death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a key advocate for strikes on Iran and other Israeli foreign policy priorities, leaves Israel without a powerful ally in Washington.

Politico Europe · 14 Jul, 01:36

Ukraine delivers ground robot to Russian-held territory using unmanned naval vessel

Ukraine's 123rd Brigade used an unmanned surface vessel to transport and deploy an armed ground robot on the Russian-occupied Kinburn Spit.

Euromaidan Press · 14 Jul, 01:36

NYT reveals how Russia gets Japanese technology into its weapons: a secret GRU unit, an Aeroflot cover job, and a cargo route through Sri Lanka

Russian weapons repeatedly contain Japanese-made components. The New York Times investigation reveals that a classified GRU unit, the 20th Directorate, is responsible for acquiring these technologies in Japan, run by Maksim Filchenkov undercover as an Aeroflot employee in Tokyo.

Meduza · 14 Jul, 00:40

Ebola spreads to more provinces

The Ebola outbreak has spread to two more provinces. Meanwhile, a Sudanese court sentenced Mohamed Hamdan Daglo to death in absentia, and Niger Delta residents protested catastrophic pollution.

France 24 · 14 Jul, 00:39

Pakistan Urges Restraint as Iran-U.S. Clash and Memorandum of Understanding Unravels

Pakistan has called for calm as tensions spike between Iran and the United States and a key Middle East deal collapses.

NPR World · 14 Jul, 00:38

Hungarian parliament votes to remove president from office

The Hungarian parliament voted to remove President Tamás Sulyok through a constitutional amendment pushed by the ruling Tisza party, which holds a two-thirds majority. The move also targets top judges and limits parliamentary terms.

BBC World · 14 Jul, 00:38

Social media warns about Zara wide-leg trousers dubbed 'death trousers'

CNN shared a video about women claiming on social media that Zara wide trousers caused them to trip and fall, resulting in injuries. The trousers are being called 'Zara death trousers'.

TVNET · 14 Jul, 00:37

Police release unseen photos in Peter Falconio murder case

Northern Territory police have released previously unseen photographs from the investigation into the murder of British backpacker Peter Falconio 25 years ago, while renewing a $500,000 reward for information leading to his remains.

The Guardian World · 14 Jul, 00:37

U.S. Reimposes Naval Blockade as Strikes Escalate Between Washington and Tehran

After days of attacks, the U.S. and Iran have effectively reverted to a state of open conflict similar to that before a cease-fire was reached in June.

The New York Times · 14 Jul, 00:37

Trump Backs Sanctions Bill Against Russia Initiated by Graham

US President Donald Trump has expressed support for a bipartisan sanctions bill targeting Russia, long championed by the late Senator Lindsey Graham.

Ukrainska Pravda · 14 Jul, 00:37

France to hold new presidential elections in April and May

France will hold new presidential elections on April 18 and May 2, as Emmanuel Macron's second term ends on May 13.

Politico Europe · 14 Jul, 00:37

Hungary's parliament passes constitutional amendments to remove president loyal to Orbán

The Hungarian parliament on Monday adopted constitutional amendments that allow for the early termination of President Tamás Sulyok's term. Sulyok is considered loyal to former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

LSM · 13 Jul, 23:38