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US to Deploy 5,000 Troops to Poland Within Three Months
The United States plans to send an additional 5,000 troops to Poland over the next three months, raising the total American military presence to 11,000, according to Polish media reports.
Pravda — ziņas · 6 Jul, 10:36
Mexico's World Cup Success Unites Nation, Replacing Protests with Celebrations
The early success of the Mexican team in the World Cup has united and electrified the country, prompting fans to take to the streets in celebration rather than protest.
The New York Times · 6 Jul, 10:36
China conducts long-range ballistic missile test in South Pacific
China's military test-launched a long-range ballistic missile from a nuclear submarine in the South Pacific on Monday, drawing criticism from Australia and New Zealand.
France 24 · 6 Jul, 10:36
Russia launches massive strike on Kyiv: 11 dead, dozens wounded
A Russian missile attack on Kyiv killed 11 people and wounded about 60. Ukraine's air defense failed to intercept any ballistic missiles, prompting President Zelenskyy to urge allies for more air defense systems.
LSM (rus) · 6 Jul, 10:36
Trump Heads to NATO Summit in Ankara to Enforce Defense Spending Pledges
President Donald Trump is traveling to Ankara, Turkey, for the NATO summit this week, aiming to hold allies accountable for defense spending promises made last year.
NPR World · 6 Jul, 09:37
Sudan's maternity wards reopen, bringing hope amid post-war struggles
After years of closure due to war, hospitals in Sudan's capital are welcoming mothers again, despite lingering economic and logistical hurdles.
Al Jazeera · 6 Jul, 09:37
Kyiv restricts traffic on several streets after Russian missile attack
Following a massive Russian missile strike on Kyiv on the night of July 6, 11 people were killed, 46 injured (including 2 children), and at least 15 residential buildings were damaged. Traffic restrictions have been imposed on several streets to facilitate cleanup.
Pravda — ziņas · 6 Jul, 09:37
German Foreign Minister: Iran must pay for demining the Strait of Hormuz
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that Iran should cover the costs of demining the Strait of Hormuz after the end of the conflict, as Tehran is responsible for the illegal mining of the international waterway.
ERR (rus) · 6 Jul, 09:36
China Test Fires Long-Range Ballistic Missile in the Pacific, Angering Neighbors
China conducted a submarine-launched ballistic missile test in the Pacific Ocean, raising concerns among neighboring countries as Australia secures new defense deals with Pacific Island nations.
The New York Times · 6 Jul, 09:36
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Eight Years After Līga Skromane’s Brutal Murder in India, Sister Returns with Proposals
Ilze, the sister of Līga Skromane, has returned to the Kerala region after several years, where Līga was murdered in 2016. She has come forward with several proposals, though details remain undisclosed.
TVNET · 6 Jul, 09:36
Likely origin of mysterious 'space balls' found on Queensland beaches revealed
The Australian Space Agency has said six so-called 'space balls' found in north Queensland were likely from a foreign rocket body that recently re-entered the atmosphere after being in orbit.
The Guardian Science · 6 Jul, 08:38
Russian attack on Kyiv kills 11, injures 46
A Russian attack on Kyiv on July 6 killed 11 people, injured 46 including two children, and damaged at least 15 residential buildings.
Pravda — ziņas · 6 Jul, 08:37
Ukraine hopes to sign ‘drone deals’ with seven Nato countries by end of year
A Ukrainian official said the country aims to sign significant defence agreements with at least seven NATO members by year-end, building on existing deals with six nations including three Gulf states.
Guardian Ukraina · 6 Jul, 07:37
Andy Burnham, the UK’s Likely Next Prime Minister, Made His Name in Manchester
Andy Burnham, who served as mayor of Greater Manchester for nine years, is the likely next UK prime minister. His tenure in Manchester shaped his identity and political pitch.
The New York Times · 6 Jul, 07:37
The man behind the EU’s Kremlin outreach
Pedro Lourtie, head of cabinet for European Council President António Costa, has been in the spotlight for opening backchannels with Moscow. Meanwhile, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola pushes for another vote on a child sexual abuse bill, and investigators obtain a document on a Hungarian spy ring in Brussels.
Politico Europe · 6 Jul, 07:37
Residents of Vyshneve near Kyiv urged to stay indoors after Russian attack
Following a Russian attack on July 6, residents of Vyshneve in Kyiv region are urged not to go outside due to explosive ordnance.
Pravda — ziņas · 6 Jul, 07:36
Russian army launches massive strike on Kyiv; casualties reported
Russian forces launched a massive missile and drone attack on Kyiv overnight on July 6, killing at least seven and wounding 24. Odesa was also hit, while Sevastopol lost power after a Ukrainian attack on energy infrastructure.
ERR (rus) · 6 Jul, 07:36
Sierra Leone fishermen blame Chinese trawlers for declining catches
Fishermen in Sierra Leone report a sharp decline in catches, accusing Chinese trawlers of illegal fishing within a protected exclusion zone, causing economic losses and threatening food security.
BBC World · 6 Jul, 06:38
Stoltenberg on NATO, Norway's EU momentum, and Denmark's stance on Greenland
Former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg explains how to keep the US engaged; Norway sees renewed EU prospects; Denmark's Arctic commander rejects Trump's claims of immediate threats to Greenland.
Politico Europe · 6 Jul, 06:37
Deadly Russian Ballistic Missile Strike Kills at Least Seven in Kyiv
Russia launched its second major attack on Kyiv in less than a week, using ballistic missiles. At least seven people were killed, according to officials.
The New York Times · 6 Jul, 06:37
Russia launches deadly missile and drone attacks on Kyiv
Russia struck Ukraine's Kyiv region with ballistic missiles on Monday, killing at least eight people and wounding dozens, as Ukraine continues to fight for the strategic town of Kostyantynivka.
The Guardian World · 6 Jul, 06:37
Train movement restricted in Kyiv region due to security reasons; delays expected – Ukrzaliznytsia
Ukraine's railway company Ukrzaliznytsia has announced restrictions on train movement in parts of Kyiv region for security reasons, leading to delays and rerouting of several trains. The restrictions follow a massive Russian attack that caused casualties and damage.
Pravda — ziņas · 6 Jul, 06:36
Super Typhoon Bavi causes 'major damage' in US Pacific islands
Super Typhoon Bavi made landfall Monday over the US island of Rota, causing significant damage, flooding, and power outages with winds reaching up to 290 km/h.
Euronews · 6 Jul, 06:36
Russian strikes on Kyiv kill at least five
Russia launched missile and drone attacks on Kyiv overnight Monday, killing at least five people.
LSM · 6 Jul, 06:36
UK defence secretary calls on Burnham to show path to 3.5% spending target
Dan Jarvis urges the incoming prime minister Andy Burnham to commit to a trajectory towards NATO's 3.5% GDP defence spending goal, which would require an extra £25bn annually by the mid-2030s.
The Guardian World · 6 Jul, 05:38
Russian forces attack Ukrainian gas extraction facilities for second straight day
For the second consecutive day, Russian forces have targeted gas extraction assets of Ukraine's Naftogaz Group. Strikes hit multiple facilities in Poltava, Kharkiv, and Sumy regions, causing major fires and halting operations.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 6 Jul, 05:38
Could Islamist fighters take Timbuktu? Mali's military junta faces new wave of threats
Mali's military junta is facing one of its most serious security challenges in months as coordinated attacks by the jihadist group JNIM and its Tuareg ally FLA target army positions across the north, raising questions about the government's ability to contain the insurgency.
France 24 · 6 Jul, 05:37
Meet Pedro Lourtie, the EU’s Chief Dealmaker Behind the Scenes
European Council President António Costa’s chief of staff Pedro Lourtie is the man ensuring leaders leave summits with agreements, but his recent outreach to Russia has stirred controversy.
Politico Europe · 6 Jul, 05:37
Australian PM apologises for 'inappropriate' comments about Kylie Minogue
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has apologised unequivocally for comments he made in a podcast interview about popstar Kylie Minogue, which drew criticism from politicians.
BBC World · 6 Jul, 05:36
Occupied Sevastopol Left Without Power After Drone Attack
Sevastopol woke up without electricity on Tuesday morning after a drone attack targeted energy infrastructure outside the city, according to the occupation administration.
Pravda — ziņas · 6 Jul, 05:36
Magyar files constitutional amendment to fire Orbán-allied president
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar on Saturday filed a 12-point proposal to amend the constitution, aimed at ousting President Tamás Sulyok and reducing the influence of the previous Viktor Orbán administration.
Politico Europe · 6 Jul, 04:38
New video shows Ukrainian forces using German Skynex system to down Russian cruise missile
The Ukrainian Air Command West has released a video showing a German-made Skynex air defense system intercepting a Russian cruise missile. A battery commander explained the system's capabilities and revealed its combat record of downing 34 drones and two cruise missiles.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 6 Jul, 04:38
Bangladesh turns to China for investment while resetting India ties
Bangladesh's new government under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is seeking greater Chinese investment to revive its economy, even as it attempts to rebalance relations with neighbouring India. Rahman's first official visit to Malaysia and China signals a shift in foreign policy direction.
BBC World · 6 Jul, 04:37
Report: Nepotism and bias rife in England and Wales police leadership
A government-backed report has found that police leadership in England and Wales is plagued by nepotism and bias, with many senior officers losing focus on fighting crime.
The Guardian World · 6 Jul, 04:37
Tuareg rebels in Mali shoot down Russian 'African Corps' helicopter and storm strategic city
Tuareg rebels in Mali downed a helicopter likely belonging to Russia's 'African Corps' and launched a large-scale assault on the strategic city of Anefis.
Pravda — ziņas · 6 Jul, 04:36
Vance: Russia's offensive capabilities in Ukraine approaching zero
US Vice President JD Vance stated in an interview that Russia's offensive operations in Ukraine yield negligible results, while Ukraine's defensive approach is creating conditions to end the war.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 6 Jul, 03:38