Global tensions spiked as Yemen’s Houthis launched missiles and drones toward Saudi Arabia, at least 14 people were reported killed in new Russian‑Ukrainian strikes, and Iran vowed continued attacks while the U.S. was reportedly weighing a special forces option tied to nuclear materials. Major political and legal shifts included ICC member states voting to remove Prosecutor Karim Khan and Venezuela notifying the UN of its plan to withdraw from the court, India’s education minister resigning after youth protests, and a U.S. bill proposing a three‑year pause on H‑1B visas alongside renewed efforts to preserve Trump‑era tariffs.
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Philstar.com reports that International Criminal Court member states voted to remove prosecutor Karim Khan over sexual misconduct allegations. The decision represents a major leadership change for the ICC.
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India’s education minister resigned following sustained youth-led protests, prompting demonstrators to declare victory and call off their action. The development shifts political focus to government accountability and next steps after weeks of unrest.
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The Times of Israel reports that President Donald Trump fumed after his energy secretary announced a Saudi nuclear deal without his prior approval. The episode highlights internal tensions over how the administration is handling the rollout of U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation.
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President Donald Trump has identified a route to reestablish his tariff measures despite a recent Supreme Court blow, according to the report. Analysts say the revised approach could be more resistant to legal challenges.
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Yemen’s Houthi movement fired missiles and drones at targets in Saudi Arabia in response to strikes on a Yemeni city. The escalation adds to regional tensions and risks for Red Sea shipping amid the ongoing conflict.
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Russian and Ukrainian officials said at least 14 people were killed in recent attacks, including children. The reports underscore the continuing intensity of the war and its toll on civilians.
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Iran’s top security official said Iranian strikes would continue until the enemy is fully defeated, citing retribution for victims in Minab and Lamerd. The remarks come amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing diplomacy.
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Ynetnews reports the United States is considering sending special forces into Iran to seize or destroy nuclear materia. Further details were not available in the brief item.
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Al Jazeera reports that Dharmendra Pradhan resigned following youth-led demonstrations over exam leak scandals. Protesters hailed the move as a win, adding pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.
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Senator Tim Sheehy introduced legislation proposing a three-year halt on H‑1B visas and a $100,000 fee, framed as a move to protect American jobs. The proposal is set to ignite debate amid workforce needs and immigration policy considerations.
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Israeli troops arrested numerous Palestinians in a West Bank village following a deadly shootout involving settlers. The sweep has heightened tensions in the area amid ongoing unrest.
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Belgian prosecutors have arrested a Canadian woman who previously interned at NATO’s military headquarters on espionage charges. Authorities have disclosed few details as the investigation continues.
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Tanzania listed its first shilling‑denominated offshore bond on the London Stock Exchange, raising TSh263 billion. The move broadens the country’s investor base and signals growing engagement with international capital markets.
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San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan was involved in a serious car crash last week, the team said. He suffered multiple injuries, including a broken nose, three fractured ribs, a hand injury, more than 40 facial stitches, and a severe concussion.
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Venezuela announced its intention to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, alleging bias against Global South nations. The move could affect ongoing probes and Caracas’s engagement with international justice.
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Severe flooding hit Davao City after torrential rains, prompting operations that rescued around 300 residents. Authorities continue monitoring conditions and providing emergency assistance.
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Teachers criticized a proposal to introduce a humanoid robot in a New York high school, calling it inappropriate. Objections focus on educational value, priorities, and the impact on classroom dynamics.
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Calgary police closed a parking lot and pathway in Nose Hill Park as search efforts for 11-year-old Parker continue. Crews have been looking for the child since July 16 and are focusing resources in the area this weekend.
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Engadget reports that Qualcomm plans to increase prices for its processors by the end of summer. The change could raise costs for Android device makers and may influence retail pricing and component sourcing decisions.
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Israeli opposition figure Yair Golan of the Democrats party said Saturday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government is turning the occupied West Bank into a “powder keg,” according to Middle East Monitor citing Anadolu. He criticized current policies and warned of escalating instability.
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The Cebu Provincial Health Office placed five local governments under close monitoring after recording two dengue-related deaths and the highest case counts in the past month. Health officials urge vigilance as surveillance intensifies.
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With Parliament reconvening, the Congress party redirected scrutiny toward Home Minister Amit Shah following Education Minister Pradhan’s departure. Social media memes put Nitin Gadkari in the spotlight, while an anti‑E20 group announced plans to protest.
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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey posted the strongest second-week drop of his career, signaling excellent word-of-mouth and staying power. The film continues to perform robustly in its sophomore frame at the box office.
Read full article →At a Los Angeles preliminary hearing, an LAPD detective testified about messages allegedly exchanged between singer D4vd and a minor, including discussions related to pregnancy and contraception. The artist has pleaded not guilty as the court weighs whether the case proceeds to trial.
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Arsenal are interested in Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior, according to sources. Talks are described as very tentative at this stage, with no formal agreement in place.
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A large majority of respondents want Vice President Sara Duterte to respond to the impeachment charges against her. The sentiment underscores public interest in a formal explanation.
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Residents in Nethy Bridge were evacuated and a major incident was declared during a wildfire in the Cairngorms. Locals say the emergency response was too slow, while authorities continue managing the aftermath.
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McLaren’s Lando Norris took pole position for the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix, edging Lewis Hamilton in qualifying. The late improvement denied Hamilton and puts Norris at the front of Sunday’s grid.
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Deadline details the scene at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner as President Donald Trump spoke for more than an hour in a free-association, roast-style performance. The report captures the room’s reactions and the overall tone of the evening.
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Researchers are investigating whether a natural molecule might release ATP’s energy beyond the enzyme-initiated pathway traditionally understood. The work explores alternative mechanisms for powering cellular processes.
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Kenyan officials are scrutinising the country’s defence agreement with the United Kingdom. Koech explained why the review is underway, indicating a closer look at terms and implications for bilateral cooperation.
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NTPC’s board approved raising up to ₹12,000 crore through the issue of non-convertible debentures. The funds are intended to strengthen the company’s financing for operations and capacity expansion.
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BNP Paribas Cardif agreed to acquire Warburg Pincus’s 26% stake in IndiaFirst Life. The move reshapes the insurer’s shareholding and is positioned as support for future growth through partnerships and expertise.
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Maine Democrats selected former state lawmaker and logger Troy Jackson as their new U.S. Senate nominee to face Republican Sen. Susan Collins. He replaces Graham Platner, who withdrew after a sexual assault allegation that he denies. The ballot change resets the party’s challenge heading into November.
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IDFC First Bank’s Q1 FY27 net profit more than doubled to ₹1,075 crore, driven by strong loan growth and improved asset quality. The results indicate continued operating momentum despite broader headwinds.
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Researchers established a recall-by-genotype framework within the diverse BioMe biobank to enable precision psychiatry studies. The approach facilitates targeted recruitment based on genetic variants to accelerate mental health research.
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Health officials confirmed West Nile virus in mosquitoes collected in Arnprior, marking Renfrew County’s first positive sample of 2026. Authorities will continue seasonal monitoring as the risk period progresses.
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Nigerian senator Ali Ndume praised President Bola Tinubu’s approval to expand the army. He urged the provision of modern weaponry and improved remuneration to strengthen frontline operations.
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Katy Perry condemned the White House for using her song Firework in a TikTok video featuring military strikes. She said she does not condone the usage, distancing herself from the messaging in the clip.
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New North Sea oil drilling has been delayed after equipment was accidentally dropped into the sea, the report says. The mishap is expected to affect timelines while operators address the incident.
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The government allocated P235 million to assist sugarcane farmers affected by the red-striped soft scale insect in the Visayas. Funds will support displaced growers and measures to curb the pest’s spread.
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Namibia’s president urged traditional authorities to partner with universities to safeguard cultural heritage. The appeal underscores the role of academic collaboration in documenting and preserving traditions.
Read full article →Chidimma Adetshina says South Africa is the only home she has known as she challenges Home Affairs over her citizenship status. Her case involves disputes over detention and deportation, highlighting ongoing issues in the country’s immigration system.
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Space.com shares an interview with astronaut Michael Foale tied to a new PBS miniseries episode on near-disasters aboard Space Station Mir in 1997. Foale reflects on the cargo pod collision and its aftermath.
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Daily Post Nigeria reports that a Kogi State university expelled two students for alleged ‘gay activities’ and rusticated four others. The institution announced the disciplinary measures without further details provided.
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Health authorities plan to deploy condom vending machines nationwide by the last quarter of the year. The initiative aims to expand access and help reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS.
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After another leak of the Ramayana Part 1 trailer, fans are pressing the makers to release the promo officially. The film, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Yash, reportedly had footage shown at San Diego Comic-Con.
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Nigeria’s women’s national team has landed in Morocco ahead of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. The defending champions start preparations to retain their crown.
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The chief justice said he will pursue legal action against police officers who used excessive force. The statement underscores a push for accountability and potential punishment of those responsible.
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AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal hailed Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation as a “big win for democracy.” He congratulated young people for their role, framing the development as an outcome of youth voices.
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