World · Politics
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Hamas dissolves Gaza Emergency Committee to hand control to technocratic body
Hamas dissolved Gaza's Emergency Committee to transfer authority to a UN-backed technocratic administration, resigning its acting head Mohammed al-Farra.
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Wildfire in southwestern France burns 4,600 hectares, forces 10,000 evacuations
A wildfire near the French-Spanish border has burned 4,600 hectares and forced 10,000 people from their homes in southwestern France.
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Australian PM Anthony Albanese apologises for inappropriate Kylie Minogue comments
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologised after making inappropriate remarks about Kylie Minogue on a podcast.
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Around €4 Million in Jewelry Stolen in Early Morning Burglary at France's Lalique Museum
Thieves stole about 20 pieces of jewelry worth nearly €4 million from the Lalique Museum in northeastern France on July 5, 2026.
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Nigel Farage failed to declare gifts and benefits from convicted fraudster George Cottrell
Nigel Farage accepted undeclared gifts and benefits from convicted fraudster George Cottrell before becoming an MP, sparking calls for investigation.
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North Korea tests weapons from Kang Kon destroyer under Kim Jong Un's supervision
On July 3, 2026, North Korea conducted weapons tests from the Kang Kon destroyer with Kim Jong Un overseeing the exercises.
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Three children die after boat capsizes on Geneva Lake in severe Wisconsin storm
A motor boat capsized on Geneva Lake in Wisconsin during a July 3 storm, killing three children and rescuing seven others.
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Keiko Fujimori declared winner of Peru’s presidential runoff by narrow margin
Peru’s electoral authority officially declared Keiko Fujimori winner of the June 7 presidential runoff with 50.13% of the vote.
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Syria and Russia Agree on Future of Tartous and Hmeimim Military Bases After 18 Months
Syria and Russia signed a memorandum on August 9 to transfer civilian base management to Syria and convert military facilities into joint training centers.
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At Least 32 Dead as Overcrowded Bus Falls Into Ravine in Southwestern Pakistan
An overcrowded bus plunged into a ravine near the Dana Sar mountains on July 3, killing at least 32 people and injuring others.
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Calm Returns to Strait of Hormuz as Fishing Resumes Despite Ongoing Ship Detentions
Fishermen have resumed activity in the Strait of Hormuz following a ceasefire, though two cargo ships remain detained by Iran's IRGC.
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RSF drone strikes and siege on Sudan's El Obeid raise humanitarian fears
The RSF launched repeated drone strikes on El Obeid, killing dozens and disrupting services amid a siege that threatens civilians.
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German coalition unveils wide-ranging reform package with tax cuts and pension changes
Germany's coalition government agreed on a 34-measure reform package including tax relief for low-income families and higher taxes on top earners.
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EU to Propose New Sanctions on Russia After Deadly Missile and Drone Attack on Kyiv
After a deadly missile and drone strike on Kyiv on July 1, the EU plans new sanctions targeting Russia’s military-industrial complex.
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India and Japan sign first defense co-development pact and boost cooperation on AI and energy
India and Japan agreed on July 2, 2026, to deepen ties with pacts on defense co-development, AI, energy, and economic security.
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German coalition unveils €10 billion tax, pension, and labor reform package
Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition on July 2 announced tax cuts, pension overhaul, labor rule changes, and bureaucracy cuts.
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Japan’s parliament to add two women’s toilet cubicles after petition by female MPs
Japan’s parliament will add two women’s toilet cubicles after 58 female lawmakers petitioned for better facilities.
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Firefighters battle multiple wildfires across southern France after record heatwave
About 800 firefighters fought several wildfires burning over 1,200 hectares in southern France amid extreme heat and wind.
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Zelensky says 30,000 to 50,000 North Korean troops to deploy on Russian territory
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced up to 50,000 North Korean soldiers will be stationed in Russia to support its forces against Ukraine.
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Russian missile and drone attack kills at least two in Kyiv
At least two people died in a large-scale Russian missile and drone strike on Kyiv on Thursday early morning.
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US and Iran hold indirect talks in Doha, make progress amid Khamenei funeral preparations
The US and Iran held indirect technical talks in Doha on July 1, 2026, making progress on a memorandum despite no breakthrough on lasting peace.
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Germany Indicts Ukrainian National for 2022 Nord Stream Pipeline Explosions
German prosecutors charged Serhii K for orchestrating explosions that damaged Nord Stream pipelines in September 2022.
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan Sign Mecca Joint Defence Agreement
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a joint defence pact in Mecca on August 7, pledging mutual response to armed attacks.
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Pakistan intercepts four drones from Afghanistan amid rising border tensions
Pakistan’s military shot down four drones launched by Afghan Taliban into Balochistan on June 30, 2026.