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Ukraine’s Ousted Defence Minister Fedorov Demands Wartime Elections

Former Ukrainian defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov called on August 19 for elections during the war, the first such demand since Russia's 2022 invasion.

Ukraine’s Ousted Defence Minister Fedorov Demands Wartime Elections

Former Ukrainian defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov called on August 19 for elections during the war, the first such demand since Russia's 2022 invasion.

US Treasury Doubles Bond Buybacks as National Debt Hits $40 Trillion

The U.S. Treasury has doubled its bond buyback operations as national debt reached $40 trillion, aiming to steady demand amid rising long-term yields.

Iran Warns New US Sanctions Violate Other States’ Sovereignty

Iran denounced proposed US sanctions on Thursday as a violation of other states' sovereignty, while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the measures.

Trump Lifts Tariffs on 300,000 Tonnes of Ground Beef for 90 Days

President Trump will allow tariff-free imports of up to 300,000 metric tonnes of ground beef for 90 days to ease U.S. prices amid a shrinking cattle herd.

Zelensky in Talks with Raytheon to Jointly Produce Patriot Interceptors in Ukraine

Ukraine's President Zelensky met Raytheon representatives in Kyiv to discuss jointly producing Patriot interceptors, a day before a deadly Russian strike n

ICC Member States to Vote on Removing Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan Amid Misconduct Allegations

The ICC's 125 member states vote Friday on permanently removing chief prosecutor Karim Khan amid sexual misconduct allegations he denies.

Houthis Claim Fresh Missile Strike on Saudi Arabia as US Pauses Nightly Iran Attacks

Houthi rebels claimed a missile and drone attack on Saudi oil facilities in Jizan and Yanbu as the US paused its nightly strikes on Iran for the first time

Berlin Pride Parade Called Off After Car Drives Into Crowd Near Route

Berlin's Christopher Street Day Pride parade was cancelled after a car drove into a crowd near the Tiergarten, injuring several as police launched a manhun

Iran Reports First Pause in US Strikes in Two Weeks Amid Ongoing Talks

Iran reports no new US strikes for the first time in two weeks as both sides confirm ongoing talks, while the Pentagon faces casualty cover-up accusations.

New Trump Tariffs Face Legal Challenge Hours After Taking Effect Amid Economic Doubts

New Trump tariffs on Brazil and Canada face a lawsuit hours after taking effect, as legal experts and economists question whether the measures will hold up

Wildfire Evacuations Surpass 250,000 in France and Spain as Bordeaux Blazes Rage On

More than 250,000 people have fled wildfires in France and Spain as fires near Bordeaux remain far from controlled and Madrid faces smoke warnings.

Saudi Arabia Strikes Houthi Sites in Hodeidah as Red Sea Tensions Escalate

Saudi Arabia struck Houthi targets in Hodeidah after a rebel missile hit one of its Red Sea ships, escalating tensions and threatening a fragile 2022 truce

Maine Democrats Nominate Troy Jackson to Challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins

Maine Democrats nominated Troy Jackson to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins after their original candidate withdrew amid scandal.

ICC Member States Dismiss Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan Over Misconduct Allegations

The International Criminal Court's member states have voted to dismiss chief prosecutor Karim Khan over sexual misconduct allegations, which he denies.

Wildfires Sweep Spain and France, Forcing 200,000 to Evacuate Amid Record Heat

Wildfires across Spain and France have forced 200,000 to evacuate, with Spain declaring a national emergency and France appealing for international help.

US-Iran Conflict Escalates as Explosions Rock Iraq Base, Sirens Sound in Bahrain

Explosions near a US base in Iraq and sirens in Bahrain mark a sharp escalation in the US-Iran conflict, with the Strait of Hormuz at the centre.

Trump to Address Rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner After April Shooting

Trump will address the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Friday, three months after a shooting halted the original event.

India’s Education Minister Resigns After Weeks of Youth-Led ‘Cockroach’ Protests

India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns after weeks of youth-led 'Cockroach' protests over exam paper leaks, marking a major win for demonstr

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