Putin Blames Ukraine for “Major Provocation” Following Kursk Border Incursion
Putin has accused Ukraine of “major provocation” after 300 Ukrainian troops reportedly crossed into Russia’s Kursk region.
Putin has accused Ukraine of “major provocation” after 300 Ukrainian troops reportedly crossed into Russia’s Kursk region.
Turkey plans to join in South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
Yahya Sinwar has been named Hamas chief, a choice seen as a defiant move against Israel, following Haniyeh’s assassination.
Harris and Walz kicked off their campaign in Philadelphia, with Walz criticising Trump’s record and drawing support from attendees.
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te announced its new defense budget of $19.74 billion, aiming to strengthen self-defense and ties with democratic partners.
Bangladesh’s parliament was dissolved following PM Hasina’s resignation after student leaders set a deadline and threatened action.
The Greek coast guard has seized 35kg of cocaine worth over €1 million from a banana container at Piraeus port.
A rocket attack has injured five US personnel in Iraq, raising fears of further escalation amid Iran-Israel tensions.
Hurricane Debby has killed five in Florida and has weakened to a tropical storm that threatens Southeast US with flooding.
A US judge has ruled that Google illegally maintained its search monopoly, controlling about 90% of the online search market.
India increased its troops at its border, fearing that Bangladesh’s instability might affect the country, following PM Hasina’s departure.
Following the assassination of Hamas’ Ismail Haniyeh, Biden has met with his team to prepare for possible Iranian, Hezbollah responses
Ukraine has received a $3.9 billion US grant via World Bank to support wages, social programs, and humanitarian needs.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and left the country amid severe violence.
The death toll on Sunday, which included at least 13 policemen, was the highest for a single day of protests in Bangladesh.
UK PM Keir Starmer has vowed legal action against violent anti-immigration protesters following the deadly Southport knife attack.
Gaza’s Hassan Salame school, used as shelter, was struck by an Israeli airstrike, resulting in 30 deaths and numerous injuries.
The UK is facing significant unrest after attacks on asylum seekers’ hotels, leading to over 150 arrests and police injuries.
The US is planning to restrict Chinese-developed software in self-driving cars to address national security concerns.
North Korea has showcased 250 new missile launchers in Pyongyang, with Kim Jong Un calling them a “tactical attack weapon.”
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