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UK Learns from Ukraine War, Shifts Focus to Cheaper Weapon Systems
Drawing lessons from Ukraine's experience in the war against Russia, the United Kingdom is planning defense reforms that prioritize mass production of low-cost drones and ammunition, autonomous systems, AI-assisted targeting, and rapid innovation.
TVNET · 9 Jul, 04:37
US launches new strikes on Iran, Trump warns they could get 'much worse'
The US carried out a new round of strikes against Iran on Wednesday after President Trump said Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz had ended the fragile ceasefire. Trump warned that further attacks could lead to much worse consequences.
France 24 · 9 Jul, 04:37
Trump to ask US Supreme Court to reconsider birthright citizenship ruling
President Donald Trump announced he will ask the Supreme Court to review its recent decision upholding birthright citizenship, citing a Texas hospital's billboards in Mexico advertising maternity services.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 04:36
Rutte Comments on Trump's Disappointment with European NATO Allies
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte acknowledged US President Donald Trump's frustration with European allies, but highlighted the role of European bases. Trump announced in Ankara that the ceasefire with Iran is over after new attacks and US retaliatory strikes.
ERR (rus) · 9 Jul, 03:38
Ukrainian forces liberate village of Novokhatske in Donetsk Oblast
Ukrainian defenders from the 37th Separate Marine Brigade and the 79th Separate Tavrian Air Assault Brigade have liberated the village of Novokhatske in Donetsk Oblast, eliminating Russian occupation forces there.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 9 Jul, 03:38
Party Urges Votes by Promising Lies That Bring Laughter
A humor column in the magazine Ir features a series of political jokes, including a party's plea to vote for them because their lies make people laugh.
Žurnāls Ir · 9 Jul, 03:37
Rogue Squirrel Briefly Takes Over Meta Office in Bangkok
A squirrel that escaped from a package caused a 20-minute commotion at Meta's Bangkok office, minorly injuring a janitor before being caught. The incident provided a moment of levity for employees amid ongoing morale issues at the tech giant.
Wired · 9 Jul, 03:37
US launches new airstrikes on Iran; at least one killed
The US military conducted new airstrikes on Iranian cities along the Strait of Hormuz, killing at least one person and causing widespread power outages.
Al Jazeera · 9 Jul, 03:37
Ukraine's drone war upends Russia's fuel market, causing shortages and price hikes
Russia is facing a severe fuel crisis triggered by Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries, with production falling to a 20-year low. Shortages are affecting most regions, agriculture, and logistics, while authorities struggle to contain price increases.
Meduza · 9 Jul, 03:37
Graham Platner ends Maine Senate campaign after sexual assault allegation
Graham Platner, the Democratic nominee for US Senate in Maine, suspends his campaign after a former partner accused him of forcing her into sex, prompting key party figures to call for his withdrawal.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 03:36
German Chancellor Merz: Europe to Close Long-Range Weapons Gap in Short Term
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that European countries will quickly address the shortfall in long-range weapons through additional purchases and integration of existing systems.
Pravda — ziņas · 9 Jul, 03:36
Peter Thiel’s Husband Sues Flight Attendant Who Claims He Assaulted Her on Private Jet
Matthew Danzeisen, husband of billionaire Peter Thiel, has filed a preemptive lawsuit against flight attendant Stefanie Bojar, who alleges he assaulted her during a July 2024 flight. Bojar countersued, claiming battery and negligence.
Wired · 9 Jul, 02:37
Ukrainian Army Releases Video of Downed Russian Su-35 Fighter
Ukraine's Armed Forces have released footage showing burning wreckage of a Russian Su-35 fighter jet, shot down on July 8 in the eastern direction.
Pravda — ziņas · 9 Jul, 02:37
Russian blogger Diana Shurygina sent to pretrial detention on pornography charges
A Moscow court changed blogger Diana Shurygina's pretrial restriction from house arrest to detention after she violated terms by using a mobile phone, in a case involving distribution of pornography.
Meduza · 9 Jul, 02:37
Iran's President and Foreign Minister Physically Attacked by Hard-Line Opponents of US Talks
This week, Iran's president and foreign minister were physically attacked by supporters of a hard-line faction that vehemently opposes any deal with the United States, underscoring deep internal divisions.
The New York Times · 9 Jul, 02:37
Study: Farage and Corbyn top TikTok, Burnham's hyper-local campaign
New research suggests that Reform UK leader Farage and leader Corbyn are the most effective performers on TikTok. Meanwhile, Labour mayor Burnham spends £8,000 on hyper-local ads ahead of the Makerfield vote.
Politico Europe · 9 Jul, 02:36
Planned UK reforms may cap pet prescriptions at £21
The UK government is considering veterinary sector reforms including mandatory licensing, a new regulator, and a £21 price cap on pet prescription medicines to improve competition and lower costs for pet owners.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 02:36
Trump announces removal of Syria from US list of state sponsors of terrorism
President Donald Trump has informed Syrian leader Ahmed al Sharaa of his decision to remove Syria from the US list of state sponsors of terrorism, paving the way for investment and economic recovery.
France 24 · 9 Jul, 02:36
Trump's support for Venezuela opposition head Machado wanes
The Trump administration is scaling back support for Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, blocking her return after earthquakes and prioritizing stabilization over democratic transition.
Deutsche Welle · 9 Jul, 01:38
Rescuers Complete Operations at Darnytskyi Apartment Building Hit by Russian Strike
A Russian strike on an apartment building in Kyiv's Darnytskyi district killed 11 people; rescue operations have concluded.
Euromaidan Press · 9 Jul, 01:38
Family demands investigation after US man killed by ICE agent in Texas
The family of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo demands an investigation after he was killed by an ICE agent in Houston. The agency claims he tried to ram the agent, while the family disputes that version.
Al Jazeera · 9 Jul, 01:37
US Launches New Strikes on Iran to Protect Shipping in Strait of Hormuz
The US Central Command announced new attacks on Iran aimed at limiting Tehran's ability to disrupt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The strikes come a day after the US hit more than 80 targets in Iran in response to Iranian attacks on commercial vessels.
TVNET · 9 Jul, 01:37
Trump Rejects New Russia Sanctions at NATO Summit Amid Billions in New Spending
At the NATO summit in Ankara, U.S. President Donald Trump rejected imposing new sanctions on Russia, while the alliance committed to $50 billion in new aircraft and $70 billion in aid to Ukraine by the end of 2026.
The Moscow Times · 9 Jul, 01:37
Russian law requires migrant workers' children to leave within 30 days of turning 18 unless they qualify to stay
Russia's State Duma passed a bill tightening rules for migrant workers. Under the new law, children of foreign workers must leave Russia within 30 days of turning 18 if they have no independent legal basis to remain.
Meduza · 9 Jul, 01:36
Trump: Strikes on Iran are retaliation for ship attacks, warns of worse consequences
US President Donald Trump stated that the latest US strikes on Iran are direct retaliation for Iranian attacks on merchant vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, and warned Tehran of far worse consequences if such incidents recur.
Pravda — ziņas · 9 Jul, 01:36
Russia's fleet of early-warning radar planes thinning out on the battlefield
The fleet of Russian early-warning radar planes is decreasing on the battlefield.
Euromaidan Press · 9 Jul, 00:37
At the Ayatollah’s Funeral
A New York Times reporter in Iran stated that the funeral events surpassed anything they had ever witnessed.
The New York Times · 9 Jul, 00:37
Crowd overturns and damages TCC vehicle in Lviv
In Lviv, a crowd overturned and damaged a Territorial Recruitment Center vehicle during mobilization activities. Police reported that a man wanted for evading conscription was detained at the scene.
Pravda — ziņas · 9 Jul, 00:37
US carries out more strikes on Iran after attacks in Strait of Hormuz
The US conducted another round of strikes on Iran on Wednesday, hours after President Trump said Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz ended the ceasefire.
France 24 · 9 Jul, 00:36
US stock markets fall amid Iran strikes and potential higher interest rates
US stock markets declined on Wednesday as the US continued strikes on Iran and the Federal Reserve signaled concerns that could lead to higher interest rates.
The Guardian World · 9 Jul, 00:36
US launches fresh strikes on Iran; Trump vows to 'hit them hard'
The United States has carried out a new wave of strikes against Iran, with President Trump declaring the ceasefire agreement 'over'. Explosions have been reported in southern Iran and air defense systems have been activated.
BBC World · 9 Jul, 00:36
Russian Strike Hits Kyiv; Ukraine Targets Russian Oil Infrastructure and Airfield
Russian forces struck Kyiv again overnight on July 8, while Ukraine launched counterattacks on Russian oil facilities, including shadow fleet tankers and an airfield. One person was killed and at least eight wounded in Kyiv.
Meduza · 9 Jul, 00:36
EU faces bureaucratic and security challenges: new consensus-builder, border delays, and warning on Russia
Pedro Lourtie becomes EU's chief dealmaker, new biometric system causes airport delays, and Estonian PM warns deterring Russia is cheaper than facing aggression.
Politico Europe · 9 Jul, 00:36
Kostiantynivka: Russia and Ukraine both claim control, but neither is right
Russia announced its forces had taken Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk region, while Ukraine insists the city remains under its control. In reality, neither side fully controls the city, and the situation on the front continues to deteriorate for Ukraine.
Meduza · 8 Jul, 23:37
Fourth person killed by agents from Trump’s Memphis anticrime taskforce
Federal agents shot and killed a man at a Memphis motel on Wednesday, marking the fourth death since the Trump-created taskforce began operations. All four incidents have occurred in the last two months.
The Guardian World · 8 Jul, 23:37
NATO allies take Trump's bluster in stride at crunch summit
US President Donald Trump publicly berated NATO allies during the summit, but private interactions told a different story. Allies have developed a plan to keep the summit on track, involving funds, rearmament, and a gesture on Iran.
Politico Europe · 8 Jul, 23:37