World · Politics
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UN warns intensifying El Niño is worsening global heat and climate extremes
UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that a strengthening El Niño is driving record heat and severe weather worldwide.
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Japan launches National Intelligence Bureau to enhance intelligence coordination
Japan launched its National Intelligence Bureau on July 31, 2026, to centralize and strengthen intelligence gathering and sharing across agencies.
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Climate Change Doubled Extreme Wildfire Risk in France, Increased It 20-Fold in Spain
A new study finds human-caused climate change greatly raised the odds of extreme wildfire conditions in southwestern France and central Spain.
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UK Supreme Court allows Palestine Action co-founder to appeal group's ban
The UK Supreme Court granted Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori permission to appeal the ban on the group.
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Poland reports Russian Kh-101 missile crash in eastern territory near Ukraine border
A Russian Kh-101 missile crashed in eastern Poland near Tarnawa Kolonia, creating a 10-meter crater and prompting a military investigation.
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Russia launches ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv after Zelenskyy warns of strike
On July 30, Russia fired ballistic missiles at Kyiv, causing explosions, fires, and at least one death amid citywide alerts.
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Russia Charges Telegram Founder Pavel Durov with Aiding Terrorism, Adds Him to Blacklist
Russia’s FSB accused Telegram founder Pavel Durov of aiding terrorism and placed him on its terrorist blacklist on July 30, 2026.
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Half of England officially in drought amid record-low rainfall and heat
Half of England is in drought after a record dry July and high temperatures, affecting millions with water restrictions.
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Ukrainian drones attack industrial sites and Wildberries warehouses in Ryazan, Russia
Ukrainian drones struck industrial facilities and at least seven Wildberries warehouses in Ryazan on July 29, causing fires and injuries.
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Israel to hold national parliamentary election on October 27, 2026, first since 2023 Hamas attack
Israel will hold a national election on October 27, 2026, to choose members of its 120-seat Knesset amid political uncertainty after the 2023 Hamas attack.
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Labour Surpasses Reform UK in Polls Following Burnham's Appointment as Prime Minister
Labour has overtaken Reform UK in voter polls for the first time since March 2025 after Andy Burnham became UK Prime Minister on July 20, 2026.
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Water supply outage disrupts facilities at London Gatwick Airport on July 26
A power outage at a nearby water treatment plant caused Gatwick Airport terminals to lose water on July 26, disrupting passenger services but not flights.
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Attack on Holiday Camps in Russian-Held Zaporizhzhia Kills Up to 11, Including Children
An overnight strike on holiday camps in Kyrylivka, Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia, killed 8 to 11 people, including children, amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres makes first visit to Syria since 2009
Antonio Guterres visited Damascus from July 25 to 28, marking the first UN chief visit to Syria since 2009 and meeting new leadership.
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Japan's 2025 Life Expectancy Rises; Women Lead Globally for 41st Year
Japan’s average life expectancy in 2025 rose to 81.35 years for men and 87.33 years for women, with women ranking first worldwide for the 41st consecutive year.
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham opens No 10 North office in Manchester to boost regional power
Prime Minister Andy Burnham opened No 10 North in Manchester on July 24 as a new hub for devolving economic powers across the UK.
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Five Thai Paramilitary Soldiers Killed in Narathiwat Bomb and Shooting Attack
Five Thai paramilitary soldiers died in a combined bomb and shooting attack at a Narathiwat checkpoint on July 22, 2026.
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Hitler’s Austrian Birthplace Converted into Police Station to Deter Extremists
Adolf Hitler’s birthplace in Braunau am Inn, Austria, was officially reopened as a police station on July 22, 2026, to block neo-Nazi pilgrimages.
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Germany Approves French-Russian Nuclear Fuel Rod Project Despite Security Warnings
Lower Saxony approved a joint nuclear fuel rod project by France's Framatome and Russia's Rosatom on July 22, 2026, amid security concerns.
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France passes law allowing limited pesticide use, ecology minister resigns in protest
French Parliament approved an emergency agriculture bill permitting temporary waivers for two banned pesticides, prompting Ecology Minister Monique Barbut to resign on July 21.
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Ukraine launches over 400 drones at Moscow region, causing injuries and damage
Ukraine launched more than 400 drones at Moscow region over July 19-20, causing injuries and infrastructure damage, Russian officials said.
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Germany raises security threat level to high amid increased risk of terrorist attacks
Germany’s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt raised the national security threat level to high due to clear and increased risks of terrorist attacks.
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Ukrainian drone strikes kill at least 8 at Russian Wildberries warehouses, injure dozens
Ukrainian drones struck two Wildberries warehouses in western Russia overnight, killing 8 and injuring more than 60.
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Israeli drone strike kills up to 8 Palestinians at Gaza funeral amid ongoing conflict
An Israeli drone strike hit a funeral procession in Gaza on July 17, killing 7 to 8 Palestinians and injuring up to 22 amid ceasefire violations.