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Police chief resigns days after deadly shooting in US city of Seattle
Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes resigned days after a deadly shooting at a summer festival killed three people and injured four others, including a young child.
Daughter of British couple killed in Spanish wildfire rejects claim they ignored order to leave
The daughter of a British couple killed in a Spanish wildfire disputes claims they ignored evacuation orders, calling for a government investigation into emergency response failures.
Western allies warn North Korean IT workers funding nuclear arsenal
Western allies warn that North Korean IT workers operating under fake identities are generating revenue to fund the country’s nuclear weapons program, posing espionage and cybercrime threats.
Trump says US has ‘understanding’ with Israel on Hamas disarmament deal
Trump claims Israel is “very happy” about a newly announced Hamas disarmament deal, though Israel has not officially endorsed the agreement and faces implementation uncertainties.
‘Strategic partner’: Peru’s Fujimori plans to intensify ties with the US
Peru’s newly appointed Foreign Minister Carlos Espa stated the country will deepen ties with the United States as a strategic partner while working to restore relations with Mexico, Colombia, and Venezuela.
Nicaraguan leader proposes extending presidential term by another year
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has proposed extending the presidential term by an additional year, with the government-controlled National Assembly expected to approve the measure in September.
Sen. Paul threatens to hold Fauci in contempt. And, a new rule undercuts U.S. asylum
Sen. Rand Paul threatens contempt charges against Dr. Anthony Fauci after the infectious disease expert invoked Fifth Amendment rights during a Senate hearing on COVID-19’s origins.
Trump says Morocco named Tiznit-Dakhla highway after him: Why it matters
President Trump announced that Morocco named a major highway after him, crediting his administration’s support for Morocco’s position on Western Sahara and the Abraham Accords with Israel.
Friday briefing: Why attacks on hospitals from Ukraine to Lebanon now happen with impunity
Healthcare workers face unprecedented attacks across conflict zones from Gaza to Lebanon, as international law protecting medical facilities and personnel is increasingly ignored with impunity, experts say.
Nine deaths tied to Trump’s immigration enforcement operations in US
At least nine people have died during immigration enforcement operations since Trump returned to office, including fatal shootings and highway collisions, with witness accounts frequently challenging government narratives.
Sonam Wangchuk: Indian activist on hunger strike at ‘cockroach’ protest loses 8.2kg
Sonam Wangchuk, a prominent Indian educator and climate activist, has lost 8.2kg during a 16-day hunger strike at a Delhi protest demanding educational reforms and the resignation of the education minister.
Andy Burnham in line to become British PM after securing party support
Andy Burnham has secured backing from over 85% of Labour MPs, positioning him to become Britain’s next prime minister as early as next week following Keir Starmer’s resignation.
Kyiv attacked after Ukraine launches coalition to tackle Russia missiles
Russia launched a new ballistic missile attack on Kyiv hours after Ukraine and nine European nations announced an air defense coalition to counter Russian missile threats.
Hungary parliament votes to remove president from office
Hungary’s parliament voted to remove President Tamás Sulyok from office through a constitutional amendment, marking the most dramatic legislative action since the new government took office in May following its April election victory.
US judge voids Trump’s IRS settlement, alleges self-dealing
A federal judge has voided a $1.8 billion settlement between President Trump and the Department of Justice, ruling the agreement constituted unlawful self-dealing that violated constitutional requirements for civil litigation.
How Sheikh Hamad revolutionised Arab media through Al Jazeera
Qatar’s former Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, who founded Al Jazeera in 1996, has passed away. The network revolutionized Arab media by challenging Western news dominance and promoting press freedom.
EU sanctions nine people over alleged Russian cyber-spying campaign
The EU sanctioned Russian military officers and hackers over an alleged years-long cyber-espionage campaign targeting at least nine member states, with Germany summoning the Russian ambassador in response.
Hamas denies UN accusations over Gaza aid distribution interference
A UN official accused Hamas of obstructing humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza and endangering workers, allegations the Palestinian group denied as a law enforcement operation.
March to July: What’s different as US-Iran fighting escalates again?
The US and Iran have resumed military attacks after their April ceasefire collapsed, with escalating strikes around the Strait of Hormuz and regional disputes, though both sides continue diplomatic discussions.
Zaghari-Ratcliffe condemns Iran’s ‘cruel’ rearrest of wildlife activist couple
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has condemned the rearrest of two Iranian environmentalists, describing the detention as “unimaginably cruel and alarming” and expressing concern for their wellbeing.
More than 16,000 refugees unable to reunite with families in UK, says Refugee Council
Over 16,000 refugees have been unable to reunite with families in the UK since the government suspended the refugee family reunion route last September, according to the Refugee Council.
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