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Doreen Lawrence will not foot legal bill in failed lawsuit against Daily Mail
Doreen Lawrence, the social justice campaigner, will not have to pay any of the multimillion-pound costs from the failed legal action against the publisher of the Daily Mail, which she joined alongside Prince Harry.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 17:37
Polish Defense Minister Sees Progress in Talks on MiG-29 Transfer to Ukraine
Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz indicated that negotiations on transferring MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine in exchange for drone technology are ongoing and he sees chances for a positive outcome.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Jul, 17:36
At least 28 killed in China shoe factory fire, state media reports
A fire at a shoe factory in Jinjiang, China, has killed at least 28 people, according to state media. President Xi Jinping said the fire caused 'significant casualties'.
BBC World · 9 Jul, 17:36
NATO's Ankara Summit: A Wasted Opportunity and Growing Distrust in US
NATO leaders' annual summit in Ankara ended without significant decisions, raising doubts about the value of such meetings as US President Donald Trump continues to criticize allies and undermine trust in the alliance.
Politico Europe · 9 Jul, 17:36
Fatal accident on Odesa highway: 15-year-old boy killed, truck driver detained
A teenager died and 12 people were hospitalized after a truck collided with a minibus on the Kyiv-Odesa highway. The driver of the MAN truck has been detained.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Jul, 16:37
Second Day of US Strikes on Iran; Trump Says Tehran 'Behaving Very Badly'
The US military conducted a second day of strikes on Iran after Trump declared the interim agreement 'over'. Economic fallout: oil prices surge, IMF lowers growth forecast. Other news: Democratic Senate candidate in Maine suspends campaign after sexual assault allegation; family of Mexican immigrant killed by ICE agent demands independent probe; Trump asks Supreme Court to revisit birthright citizenship ruling.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 15:38
Estonia calls for EU funding ban for IOC over Russia decision
Estonia is demanding that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and other sports organizations that allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to return to international competition be cut off from European Union funding. Culture Minister Heidy Purga said sport cannot be value-neutral and such decisions are incomprehensible given the current security situation.
ERR News · 9 Jul, 15:37
Russia and Sahel States Pledge Stronger Military Ties Amid Insurgent Attacks
Russia and the Alliance of Sahel States (Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso) have pledged to enhance military cooperation following a meeting in Niger's capital, as jihadist insurgents increase attacks in the region.
The Moscow Times · 9 Jul, 15:37
China Factory Fire Traps Dozens on Roof, State Media Video Shows
At least a dozen people were trapped on the roof of a burning shoe factory in China, according to video released by state news media.
The New York Times · 9 Jul, 15:37
Russian serviceman Alexander Lunin deletes appeal to Putin threatening mutiny after release
After completing administrative detention, Russian soldier Alexander Lunin removed his viral video appeal to President Putin, in which he demanded a meeting and threatened a military mutiny.
Meduza · 9 Jul, 15:37
Court Arrests Former SBU Employee Over Murder of Suspect in Yermolayev Assassination Attempt
A Ukrainian court has arrested a former Security Service employee in connection with the murder of a woman who was a suspect in an assassination attempt on Yermolayev.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Jul, 15:36
Despite protective nets, Ukrainian drones burn two Russian oil depots
Two oil depots in Russia’s Tver region burned down after a Ukrainian drone attack, even though the fuel tanks were covered with protective nets.
Euromaidan Press · 9 Jul, 15:36
Italy expels two Russian embassy staff members suspected of spying
Italy has ordered two Russian military attachés to leave the country within three days over alleged involvement in a spy probe, while two former Italian intelligence officers have been detained on suspicion of passing classified information to a Russian agent.
Meduza · 9 Jul, 14:38
Graham Platner Ends Senate Bid; Ben Crump Joins Nolan Wells Death Inquiry
Democrat Graham Platner has ended his U.S. Senate campaign. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is now involved in seeking answers regarding the death of Nolan Wells over the July Fourth weekend.
NPR World · 9 Jul, 14:38
EU may soften entry ban for participants of war against Ukraine – media
The European Union is discussing a more limited version of its proposal to ban visas for those who fought in Ukraine on Russia's side in the 21st sanctions package, after objections from France and Italy.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Jul, 14:37
F-16s and Patriot Battery Join Forces to Counter Russian Jet
F-16 fighters and a Patriot air defense system worked together to neutralize a Russian fighter jet, each compensating for the other's vulnerabilities.
Euromaidan Press · 9 Jul, 14:37
Khamenei successor remains unclear as ex-ayatollah's funeral concludes
The funeral of a former ayatollah in Iran is nearing its end, but the identity of the successor to the Supreme Leader remains unknown. A giant portrait of the current Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has been erected in Tehran.
France 24 · 9 Jul, 14:36
U.S. and Iran Sink Into Violent Cycle After Latest Strikes
After attacks on ships, the U.S. launched new strikes on Iran, which responded by firing at Gulf nations. The ceasefire has all but collapsed, with neither side showing willingness to step back.
The New York Times · 9 Jul, 14:36
Italy expels two Russian military attachés for espionage
Italy's Foreign Ministry decided on July 9 to expel two military attachés from the Russian embassy in Rome, suspected of spying for Moscow.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Jul, 13:38
UN probe finds mass killings, gang rapes by Sudan’s RSF amount to genocide
A UN Fact-Finding Mission concluded that the Rapid Support Forces committed genocide in el-Fasher, engaging in mass killings, gang rapes, and deliberate starvation as part of an intentional policy.
Al Jazeera · 9 Jul, 13:37
Maine Democrats plan convention to replace scandal-hit Graham Platner
The Maine Democratic Party has voted to hold a nominating convention to replace Senate candidate Graham Platner, who withdrew after being accused of sexual assault. Several potential contenders have expressed interest ahead of a July 27 deadline.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 13:37
Ukrainian Forces Strike 12 Tankers, Tugboat, Dry Cargo Ship and Oil Terminal in Sea of Azov
Ukrainian defense forces struck 12 Russian tankers, a tugboat, a dry cargo ship in the Sea of Azov, as well as an oil terminal and an ammunition depot overnight on July 9.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Jul, 12:37
US, Iran launch more attacks as mediators urge warring sides to uphold MoU
The United States and Iran have traded attacks for a second day, straining their fragile ceasefire after US President Donald Trump said the truce was “over”. The US struck about 90 targets in Iran, while Iran retaliated with strikes on US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain.
Al Jazeera · 9 Jul, 12:37
Neil the Elephant Seal Returns to Sea – For Now
The one-tonne southern elephant seal named Neil, who caused traffic jams and became a social media sensation in Tasmania, has returned to sea.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 12:37
The Dark Side of 10-Minute Delivery: India’s Quick Commerce Revolution Raises Concerns
India’s rapid-delivery apps promise goods in 10 minutes or less, but behind the convenience lies a growing gig economy that is reshaping jobs, wages, and expectations for millions of young Indians.
France 24 · 9 Jul, 12:37
Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Oil Sites and Tankers Across Multiple Regions
Ukrainian drone attacks overnight hit oil facilities and tankers in at least three Russian regions and caused power outages in occupied parts of Ukraine. President Zelensky confirmed strikes on several oil depots and a marine terminal.
The Moscow Times · 9 Jul, 12:37
NATO Summit: Trump Puts on a Show, Europe Quietly Takes the Reins
During the NATO summit, President Trump insulted allies and demanded loyalty, while the alliance quietly moved toward accepting more European responsibility for defense.
The New York Times · 9 Jul, 12:36
Russia's Fuel Crisis: Officials Seek to Reassure, Shame, and Intimidate the Public
Since late May, Russia has faced a nationwide gasoline shortage, with long queues at gas stations and desperate measures like fuel theft. Officials blame panic buying, call for patience, and recall past crises to calm the population.
Meduza · 9 Jul, 12:36
FSB Says It Thwarted 'Unprecedented' Terror Attack Targeting Senior Defense Ministry Official
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) announced it has foiled an 'unprecedented in scale and severity' terrorist attack allegedly plotted by Ukrainian intelligence, including a plan to assassinate a high-ranking Defense Ministry officer.
Meduza · 9 Jul, 11:37
Barcelona records highest temperature in 112 years as UK health service urges caution in heatwave
Barcelona reached 40.7°C, the highest in 112 years, while the UK issues amber heat alerts and grid operator warns of power supply risks.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 11:37
Andy Burnham Vows Unwavering UK Support for Ukraine as He Poised to Become Prime Minister
Incoming UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has outlined his foreign policy priorities, pledging to maintain support for Ukraine and strengthen national security.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Jul, 11:37
NATO Summit in Ankara Confirms Article 5 Importance, Allocates at Least $140 Billion to Ukraine
NATO leaders at the Ankara summit reaffirmed the importance of Article 5 collective defense and agreed to provide at least $140 billion in military support to Ukraine this year and next. Latvia highlighted the need to strengthen Baltic security, including countering Russian hybrid threats and the shadow fleet.
BNN · 9 Jul, 11:37
Bodies of Two Missing 12-Year-Old Girls Found in Siberia's Yenisei River
Authorities in Russia's Tyva republic have recovered the remains of two girls who went missing earlier this month.
The Moscow Times · 9 Jul, 11:37
NATO Jets Authorized to Shoot Down Threatening Objects Over Baltics
Lithuania's president announced that NATO aircraft patrolling the Baltic airspace have been granted permission to engage and destroy objects deemed a threat, citing the deteriorating security situation.
Euromaidan Press · 9 Jul, 11:36
Tropical Storm Maysak kills 39 in southern China; zoo animals escape after flood
Flooding from Tropical Storm Maysak has killed 39 people in southern China, mostly from a dam breach in Nanning. Some 130,000 have been evacuated, and a rescue operation involving thousands is underway.
Al Jazeera · 9 Jul, 10:37
Andy Burnham reveals his political vision
As Labour leadership nominations open, Andy Burnham outlines his priorities, including reindustrialising through defence and a tour of overlooked communities.
Politico Europe · 9 Jul, 10:37