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Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia partially destroys food enterprise, one injured
Russian forces attacked Zaporizhzhia with guided aerial bombs on the night of July 8, partially destroying a food industry facility and injuring a 43-year-old employee.
Pravda — ziņas · 8 Jul, 06:36
Japan Clarifies Jet Fuel Ban on Russia Covers Third-Country Shipments and Ship-to-Ship Transfers
Japan has clarified that its ban on jet fuel exports to Russia covers shipments via third countries and ship-to-ship transfers, following reports that Moscow sought to acquire a cargo through traders.
Euromaidan Press · 8 Jul, 05:38
Trump causes tension at NATO summit as alliance grapples with European rearmament
At the NATO summit in Ankara, Donald Trump repeated his Greenland acquisition idea and criticized allies for not joining his Iran war, while leaders discussed strengthening European defense and air defense systems.
BBC World · 8 Jul, 05:37
Marine Le Pen's Court Battle Is Latest Clash Between Populists and Watchdogs
The far-right leader’s battle with the French judiciary evokes legal standoffs across the populist world, including ones with President Trump and Nigel Farage.
The New York Times · 8 Jul, 05:37
Undeterred by blasts, Macron says France ready to help rebuild Syria's economy
French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday pledged French support for rebuilding Syria's economy and banking sector during his visit to Damascus, despite two bomb explosions near his hotel.
France 24 · 8 Jul, 05:37
Russian attack on Vyshneve claims nine lives; aftermath response continues
Nine people have died in the Russian strike on Vyshneve, with 18 hospitalized. Residential damage covers 13 hectares, and nearly 500 residents were evacuated.
Pravda — ziņas · 8 Jul, 05:37
US immigration officer shoots and kills man in Texas
A US immigration agent fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national, in Houston during an attempted arrest. DHS claims he rammed a vehicle and tried to run over an officer, but relatives and lawmakers call for an independent investigation.
Al Jazeera · 8 Jul, 05:36
Karmelo Anthony seeks new trial after 35-year sentence in killing of Austin Metcalf
Karmelo Anthony's legal team has filed a motion for a new trial, arguing that prosecutors coerced him into waiving his right to testify and broke an agreement on character evidence. The case has drawn national attention due to its racial context.
The Guardian World · 8 Jul, 05:36
Man shot dead by ICE officer in Houston
A man has died after being shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Houston, Texas.
Sky News · 8 Jul, 05:36
Ukrainian drones strike Russian 'shadow' tankers; Kyiv hit by more Russian missiles
Ukraine's military said its drones have attacked 12 shadow fleet tankers delivering fuel to Crimea over the past two days. Meanwhile, Kyiv came under a Russian missile attack early Wednesday, injuring two people.
Guardian Ukraina · 8 Jul, 05:36
Le Pen's 2027 candidacy dashes EU hopes for a more moderate successor
Marine Le Pen officially announced her fourth bid for the French presidency in 2027, ending Brussels' quiet hopes that she would step aside for Jordan Bardella, seen as more pragmatic and less disruptive.
Politico Europe · 8 Jul, 05:36
Le Pen comeback revives French far right’s biggest question: Can she win?
Marine Le Pen's potential return for the 2027 election raises the question of her electability, as party leader Bardella awaits a court decision and former PM Philippe criticizes the far right.
Politico Europe · 8 Jul, 04:37
U.S. Strikes Iran and Reimposes Sanctions After Tanker Attacks
The United States launched a military operation against Iran and reimposed sanctions following tanker attacks, hours after the Treasury Department revoked a waiver for Iranian oil sales.
The New York Times · 8 Jul, 04:37
Iran accuses US of violating peace agreement after strikes around Strait of Hormuz
Iran has accused the US of violating the agreement aimed at ending the war after US military launched strikes around the Strait of Hormuz and revoked a temporary sanctions waiver for Iranian oil exports.
The Guardian World · 8 Jul, 04:36
US strikes Iran despite promised pause for Khamenei funeral
The US launches new strikes on Iran despite a promise by President Donald Trump to pause attacks.
Al Jazeera · 8 Jul, 04:36
US Launches New Strikes on Targets in Iran
The US military has announced a series of strikes on Iran in response to Tehran's attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
Pravda — ziņas · 8 Jul, 04:36
Farage Resigns as MP, Vows to Contest By-Election
Nigel Farage, leader of the right-wing Reform UK party, has resigned his parliamentary seat but announced he will stand in the resulting by-election in Clacton.
LSM · 8 Jul, 03:38
New footage shown at Kirk hearing shows man on rooftop near shooting scene
Prosecutors have released new surveillance footage that they say shows the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk running across a rooftop after last year's fatal shooting.
BBC World · 8 Jul, 03:37
NATO Needs a Collective Defense Market to Build Industrial Capacity
Defense spending is rising in Europe and North America, but turning budgets into real military capabilities requires expanding industrial capacity and creating a collective market within the alliance.
TVNET · 8 Jul, 03:37
US revokes license for Iranian oil sales after tanker attacks
The Trump administration on Tuesday revoked a general license that had authorized Iranian oil sales, following attacks on several tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, indicating the fragile state of the peace agreement.
Politico Europe · 8 Jul, 03:37
Rahm Emanuel in Tel Aviv Calls for End to Unconditional U.S. Support for Israel
The former Chicago mayor and Democrat exploring a 2028 presidential run is in Tel Aviv, urging the United States to end unconditional support for Israel amid declining U.S. support for the country.
The New York Times · 8 Jul, 03:37
Russia’s Radar Early Warning Planes Are in Short Supply
Russia’s giant radar early warning planes can detect incoming Ukrainian missiles, but the number available is limited, raising questions about air surveillance capabilities.
Euromaidan Press · 8 Jul, 03:37
Suspect in Monaco bombing found dead in Ukrainian forest
The woman suspected of carrying out a bombing in Monaco on June 29, targeting a sanctioned Ukrainian millionaire, has been found dead in Ukraine. Her body was discovered with gunshot wounds to the head, buried in a forest in the Kyiv region.
Jauns.lv · 8 Jul, 03:37
Russian missile strike on Kharkiv: at least 20 houses damaged, two injured
Russian forces launched a missile attack on Kharkiv, damaging at least 20 private houses and injuring two people. The previous evening, a similar attack hit Odesa.
Pravda — ziņas · 8 Jul, 03:36
US launches 'powerful' strikes on Iran as ceasefire frays
The United States has carried out powerful strikes against Iran, renewing tensions after several days of skirmishes as the ceasefire between the two countries shows signs of unraveling.
Politico Europe · 8 Jul, 02:38
NATO summit opens in Ankara with unity message, but Trump's criticism stirs tension
The NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, began with a call for unity, but President Trump's renewed attacks on European allies exposed deep divisions within the alliance.
NPR World · 8 Jul, 02:37
Russian pop star Monetochka sentenced in absentia to one year in prison for violating ‘foreign agent’ rules
A Moscow magistrate sentenced singer Elizaveta Gyrdymova, known as Monetochka, in absentia to one year in a penal colony for failing to comply with foreign agent obligations.
Meduza · 8 Jul, 02:37
Nairobi 'Birdman' shares home with rescued birds
Rodgers Magutha, known as Nairobi's 'Birdman', has gained attention for rescuing injured birds and living with them, defending his unusual bond with wildlife amid health concerns.
Euronews · 8 Jul, 02:37
Missile Strike on Odesa: Number of Injured Rises to 10
A Russian missile attack on Odesa has injured 10 people, eight of whom have been hospitalized, with one in serious condition.
Pravda — ziņas · 8 Jul, 02:36
Zimbabwe’s President Signs Law Extending His Term to 2030
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed a law that allows him to remain in office until 2030. Critics say the move tightens his autocratic grip on power and erodes the nation’s democracy.
The New York Times · 8 Jul, 01:38
Le Pen defies house arrest, says she will run for president
Despite an appellate court imposing one year of house arrest, Marine Le Pen has announced she will run in France's 2027 presidential election.
Jauns.lv · 8 Jul, 01:38
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Experts: Global Conflicts Are Interconnected, Not Chaotic
An analysis suggests that current major conflicts, including US-Iran diplomacy, Russia's war in Ukraine, and China's role, are interconnected and reflect a power shift from the US to China.
TVNET · 8 Jul, 01:38
MOSCOW RIOT POLICE DETAINED DOZENS OF TEENAGERS, USED STUN GUNS ON THEM
On the evening of July 3, riot police in Moscow conducted a sweep near Kitay-gorod, detaining dozens of teenagers, including minors, and using stun guns on them. Detainees reported beatings and humiliation.
Meduza · 8 Jul, 01:37
Fires in Kyiv after Russian strikes, mayor says
The mayor of Kyiv reported that fires broke out in the city following Russian strikes.
Pravda — ziņas · 8 Jul, 01:37
US launches strikes on Iran after tankers hit in Strait of Hormuz
The US has launched a series of powerful strikes against Iran in response to attacks on three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Centcom said the strikes were a response to Iranian attacks on international shipping.
BBC World · 8 Jul, 01:36
'Absolutely bananas': San Francisco homes sell for $1m above asking price amid AI boom
More than 140 homes in San Francisco sold for at least $1 million above asking price in the first half of 2026, driven by the AI boom and pending IPOs of OpenAI and Anthropic.
The Guardian World · 8 Jul, 01:36