Politics
Yemen's Houthis Claim Attacks on Two Saudi Oil Tankers in Red Sea
The strikes reportedly involved missiles and drones, amid a broader conflict involving Iran and the US.
India’s Cockroach Movement Supporters March Despite Police Ban, Clashes Erupt
Youth-led protests against exam irregularities escalate as police use batons and tear gas, drawing nationwide attention and opposition support.
Iran Claims Drone Attack on US Base in Bahrain in Retaliation for General's Killing
Iran's army says it struck Sheikh Isa Air Base with kamikaze drones, targeting infrastructure as part of 'Operation Lightning,' while no response from US or Bahraini officials has been reported.
Northern Cyprus Rejects EU Special Representative as Illegitimate
The TRNC Foreign Ministry says Raffaele Fitto's appointment lacks legitimacy and warns he will not be accepted as an interlocutor.
North Korean missile believed used in strike that killed family in Ukraine
A nighttime attack near Kryvyi Rih killed five family members, with preliminary data suggesting a North Korean ballistic missile was involved, President Zelenskyy said.
US Judge Blocks DOJ Request for Unredacted New Jersey Voter Rolls
Citing privacy concerns, the court denied federal access to the state's computerized voter list amid a broader controversy over noncitizen registrations.
Israeli strikes kill and wound children across Gaza
Multiple areas hit overnight, including tents for displaced families in al-Mawasi
US Senate Blocks War Powers Resolution on Iran
A 49-50 vote defeated the measure, leaving U.S. troops in Iran without a withdrawal mandate.
India Summons Meta Executives Over Briefly Restricted Modi Facebook Post
Indian officials demanded explanations after the company said a video by the prime minister was blocked inadvertently, with the government calling its response insufficient.
ABC accuses FCC of seeking to intimidate network over coverage
The network filed formal opposition to early license renewal, alleging retaliation over content.
Russia claims control of four settlements in eastern Ukraine amid heavy missile and drone attacks
Moscow says it seized two villages in Sumy, one in Donetsk, and one in Kharkiv; Ukraine reports massive overnight strikes.
New York Mayor Mamdani Signals Openness to Slavery Reparations
In an interview, Mayor Zohran Mamdani did not rule out cash payments and cited the city's historical role in slavery.
Melania Trump helps reunite fifth group of Ukrainian, Russian children with families
The office of the US First Lady announced five more children rejoined their families as part of a program that began after the Trump-Putin Alaska summit.
Argentina signs decree to block and expel foreigners for hate speech
The emergency measure targets messages of hatred and insults against national symbols.
Lebanese President seeks Türkiye's support for framework deal and recovery
President Joseph Aoun highlights strategic necessity of coordination with Türkiye regarding regional stability and economic reconstruction
Dozens of Israeli soldiers leave Sde Teiman base after dispute with commanders
The incident follows tensions regarding the removal of battalion symbols and previous complaints about guard duties.
China's Politburo calls for more proactive economic policies
The ruling body expressed support for the economy but did not address weak consumer spending.
Senate Bill Grants Trump New Tariff Powers Over Russian Energy Importers
Proposed amendment to the Graham sanctions bill also extends authority to Iran, raising concerns among Democrats.
Settler attack near Nablus causes violence in West Bank
The incident on July 24 triggered raids, arson, and mass arrests across the region.
Unidentified Object Crashes in Eastern Poland During Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Polish authorities investigate a crater and debris after an airborne object fell near Tarnawa-Kolonia; no casualties reported.
UN: West Bank settler violence and annexation worsening
Rights office warns of intensified attacks and tighter restrictions two years after ICJ ruling on unlawful presence.
Uganda Opposition Chief Kizza Besigye Collapses in Court, in Intensive Care
The veteran opposition leader is being treated after collapsing during his treason trial hearing.
Former Olympian Alleges Grand Jury Flaws in Reflecting Pool Case
David Hearn's defense says key witness could not identify damage caused by him, questioning the $1,000 estimate.
Trump Blames Canada for Wildfire Smoke as Climate Science Points Elsewhere
The US president threatens tariffs over forest management, but studies show climate change is making fire seasons more extreme.
India's Arms Exports to Israel Risk Complicity in Gaza Genocide, Amnesty Says
A new investigation reveals thousands of weapon shipments from India to Israel since October 2023, despite ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Turkey to Take Over NATO Enhanced Air Policing Mission in Baltics
A handover ceremony with Portugal is scheduled for tomorrow as Turkey deploys F-16s to Estonia.
Malaysian PM: Myanmar Agrees to Take 5,000 Rohingya Refugees
The agreement covers a small fraction of the Rohingya registered in Malaysia, where tensions with local communities have recently risen.
Rhoden wins South Dakota GOP primary runoff for governor
Incumbent Gov. Larry Rhoden defeated businessman Toby Doeden in the state's first-ever gubernatorial primary runoff.
Trump Demanded Details of Comey Interview, New Filing Shows
Former FBI director faces charges over a social media post allegedly threatening the president, while his lawyers allege illegal surveillance and selective prosecution.
Trump revives 'Red Scare' rhetoric, invoking anti-communism ahead of midterms
The US president's focus on communism at Mount Rushmore is the latest example of a tactic that has historically rallied right-wing movements worldwide.