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Four wounded in Zaporizhzhia drone attack by Russian forces
On July 6, Russian army struck Zaporizhzhia with drones, injuring four people. Earlier that day, a separate attack killed two and wounded nine, including a child.
Pravda — ziņas · 7 Jul, 03:37
Cuba suffers nationwide blackout after electricity grid collapse
Cuba has experienced a nationwide power outage following the collapse of the national electricity grid.
Sky News · 7 Jul, 03:37
China tells critics not to 'overinterpret' Pacific missile test as US, Australia condemn
Beijing defends its recent ballistic missile launch as routine, while the United States and Australia call it destabilizing and say it violated international law by providing insufficient notice.
The Guardian World · 7 Jul, 03:37
Human rights activist Nina Litvinova dies by suicide at 80, leaving note blaming Putin
Nina Litvinova, who dedicated her life to supporting political prisoners in the USSR and Russia, died by suicide in Moscow on May 12. Her suicide note, made public by her cousin, accuses Putin of killing innocent people in Ukraine and jailing thousands at home.
Meduza · 7 Jul, 03:37
BBC investigation exposes jailers and officials at Russia's 'torture prisons' in Ukraine
A BBC World Service investigation has identified three men accused of torturing and sexually abusing civilians in Russian-run detention centres in occupied Ukraine. The accused now live ordinary lives in Russia and occupied Ukraine, while survivors seek justice.
BBC World · 7 Jul, 03:36
Khamenei’s funeral continues as Hamas cedes control in Gaza
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's body is taken to Qom for rites, while Hamas announces it will no longer govern Gaza, handing power to a technocratic committee.
Al Jazeera · 7 Jul, 03:36
Macron becomes first major Western leader to visit Syria since fall of Assad
French President Emmanuel Macron is the first major Western leader to visit Syria since the ousting of Bashar al-Assad.
Sky News · 7 Jul, 02:38
Police Investigate Possible Cannibalism in Murder of 4-Year-Old Boy in Australia
Australian police are investigating whether a 32-year-old woman charged with murdering her 4-year-old son was involved in cannibalism.
Apollo.lv · 7 Jul, 02:38
Prince Harry Faces Accommodation Row at Buckingham Palace
Prince Harry has been denied overnight stay at Buckingham Palace during his UK visit, with both sides giving conflicting accounts of the incident.
Jauns.lv · 7 Jul, 02:38
Scotland could freeze datacentre projects in challenge to UK's AI strategy
The Scottish government is considering a moratorium on new datacentres, potentially threatening a key part of the UK's artificial intelligence strategy. The move follows a resolution by the Scottish National Party (SNP) and concerns about overdevelopment and environmental impact.
The Guardian World · 7 Jul, 02:37
Russian strike causes massive fire in agricultural warehouses in Samar, Dnipropetrovsk region
Russian forces attacked the city of Samar in Dnipropetrovsk region, triggering a large fire at warehouses storing agricultural machinery. No casualties were reported, and firefighters contained the blaze after several hours.
Pravda — ziņas · 7 Jul, 02:37
Fighting in Sudan's el-Obeid displaces over 5,500 children, charity says
Save the Children warns that more than 5,500 children have been newly displaced by fighting over the strategic city of el-Obeid, with thousands more at risk.
Al Jazeera · 7 Jul, 02:36
Mali Rebels Claim to Have Shot Down Russian Helicopter
Tuareg rebels in Mali say they have downed a helicopter belonging to the Russian Defense Ministry's African Corps. The fate of the crew is unknown, though a Turkish journalist reports they were killed.
Delfi · 7 Jul, 01:38
Russia Intensifies Attacks on Kyiv Ahead of NATO Summit
Russia has escalated its attacks on Ukraine, particularly on Kyiv, just before the NATO summit, signaling the war's return to the center of international diplomacy.
NPR World · 7 Jul, 01:38
Major Wildfires Rage in Spain, France, and Portugal
Large wildfires continue to burn in eastern Spain, southern France, and Portugal, fueled by record June heat and strong winds. The Spanish military has been deployed to assist firefighting efforts.
ERR (rus) · 7 Jul, 01:37
Russian strikes on Kyiv kill at least 23 on Monday, dozens injured
At least 23 people were killed and dozens wounded in Russian strikes targeting Kyiv and its surrounding areas on Monday. A similar attack last week resulted in more than 30 deaths.
LSM · 7 Jul, 01:37
War in Ukraine and Trump's Attitude Lead NATO to Appreciate Turkey More
Russia's war in Ukraine and former US President Donald Trump's disregard for NATO have generated a new appreciation of Turkey's role in the alliance.
The New York Times · 7 Jul, 01:37
Diljit Dosanjh film pulled from streaming platform after two days
The film 'Satluj', starring Indian actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh, was removed from ZEE5 two days after its release, sparking controversy over alleged government intervention.
BBC World · 7 Jul, 01:37
Death toll in Russian strike on Kyiv rises to 18
The death toll from a massive Russian attack on Kyiv has risen to 18 after rescuers recovered two more bodies from rubble. The attack also left 58 injured.
Pravda — ziņas · 7 Jul, 01:36
Melbourne police negotiate with graffiti artist perched on Bolte Bridge tower after Pam the Bird tag
Melbourne police are in a standoff with a man who climbed a 120-metre pillar of the Bolte Bridge and painted a giant Pam the Bird graffiti, refusing to come down until taxes are lowered.
The Guardian World · 7 Jul, 01:36
London High Court: Western insurers not liable for Nord Stream sabotage damages
London's High Court has ruled that Western insurers are not required to cover damages from the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, citing connection to the Russia-Ukraine war.
Meduza · 7 Jul, 01:36
Fighting in Sumy Oblast: Year-Long Advances Measured in Hundreds of Meters; Russia Pushed Back Near Kindrativka
After a year of combat in Sumy Oblast, only hundreds of meters of advances have been achieved, and near Kindrativka, Russian forces have been pushed back to the border.
Euromaidan Press · 7 Jul, 00:37
Venezuela Marks Independence Day Amid Earthquake Aftermath and Political Upheaval
Venezuela celebrated its Independence Day yesterday under the shadow of twin earthquakes and sweeping political changes following the U.S.-led ouster of Nicolás Maduro.
NPR World · 7 Jul, 00:37
Zelenskyy: Decisive battle against Russia will move to the skies
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the Financial Times that the outcome of the war will be determined in the air, not on land or sea.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 7 Jul, 00:37
Vologda Governor Runs Out of Gas After Urging Residents Not to Hoard Fuel
Georgy Filimonov, governor of the Vologda region, reported that his official car ran out of gasoline on a highway, forcing him to hitch a ride with traffic police. Just an hour earlier, he had asked residents not to stockpile fuel amid a deepening crisis.
Meduza · 7 Jul, 00:37
Australia to Deploy More Drones on Beaches After Shark Attack on Teacher
Following a great white shark attack on a teacher at Coogee beach, Australia is intensifying its use of drone surveillance to protect swimmers and surfers.
The New York Times · 7 Jul, 00:37
Belgium Eyes Palestinian Recognition After Hamas Steps Back from Gaza Governance
Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot said he instructed his cabinet to move toward a decision on recognizing Palestinian statehood, following Hamas's announcement that it would dissolve the body governing Gaza.
Politico Europe · 7 Jul, 00:36
Survivors and bodies still pulled from rubble days after twin quakes in Venezuela
Days after two strong earthquakes struck Venezuela, rescuers continue to pull both survivors and bodies from the rubble, with international aid teams playing a key role in the ongoing rescue efforts.
Al Jazeera · 7 Jul, 00:36
Two civilians killed in Russian drone strikes on Sumy region
Russian drone attacks on Ukraine's Sumy region on Tuesday killed two civilians, according to the head of the regional military administration.
Pravda — ziņas · 7 Jul, 00:36
NATO Secretary General Urges Allies to Turn Economic Strength into Military Capabilities
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, ahead of the alliance summit in Ankara on Tuesday, called on member states to invest resources in the implementation of defense plans and accelerate the production of drones, missiles, and interceptors, turning their economic potential into real military capabilities.
LSM · 6 Jul, 23:38
Brezhnev's great-grandson joined Russia's invasion, captured in Ukraine: 'Nazi threat is a myth'
Anton Milaev, the adopted great-grandson of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, participated in Russia's invasion of Ukraine and was taken prisoner in spring 2026. In an interview with the 'I Want to Live' project, he admitted he wanted to see Nazis but now believes the stories are false.
Meduza · 6 Jul, 23:37
Polish Defense Minister Comments on Secret Transfer of Patriot Missiles to Ukraine
Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz explained that the decision to transfer Patriot missiles to Ukraine was made following a request from NATO and US military commands and does not affect Poland's air defense capabilities.
Pravda — ziņas · 6 Jul, 23:37
US prosecutors lay out evidence against alleged killer of Charlie Kirk
Utah prosecutors have begun presenting evidence in the case against Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. A judge will decide if there is enough evidence to proceed to trial.
Al Jazeera · 6 Jul, 23:37
Penny Wong: China's missile test a 'destabilising act' that could 'lead to miscalculation'
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has condemned China's long-range missile test in the Pacific as a destabilising act that could lead to miscalculation, and will raise it with Chinese counterparts. Meanwhile, Western Australia's premier concedes a tough byelection fight.
The Guardian World · 6 Jul, 23:36
France 24 program exposes Nigeria's 'Yahoo Boys' love scams and other global events
A France 24 broadcast covered France's diplomatic pullout from Burkina Faso, upcoming protests in Tanzania, and journalist Carlos Barragan's investigation into Nigeria's romance fraudsters after his mother fell victim.
France 24 · 6 Jul, 23:36
Canada Bets on NATO Partners for Its Expanded Submarine Fleet
Prime Minister Mark Carney has selected a joint bid from Germany and Norway to expand Canada's submarine fleet, boosting naval power and reducing military and economic dependency on the United States.
The New York Times · 6 Jul, 23:36