Residents are urged to stay alert and follow official guidance as the bomb cyclone moves through the region

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with U.S. officials at the White House on July 7, as discussions on the conflict and ceasefire efforts continue

Video footage shared on social media captured the emotional moment as passengers applauded and cheered when the pair were brought back aboard via lifeboat, approximately ten minutes after the incident began

The declaration of complete control over Luhansk signals Moscow’s continuing advance and ambition in Ukraine, despite international sanctions, military resistance, and diplomatic isolation

The Commissioner also outlined upcoming legislative initiatives at the European level, including reforms related to returns and the concept of safe third countries, which are critical to combating irregular migration

Some Republicans worry that the public rift could undermine their efforts to retain control of Congress in the 2026 midterm elections

According to Swiss Re, heatwaves now kill up to 480,000 people globally each year—more than floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes combined

Since returning to the presidency in January 2025, Donald Trump has taken a strong stance against expanding transgender rights

A guilty verdict could mean a life sentence for Combs, while also setting a significant legal precedent for how the U.S. justice system handles cases involving celebrity power, sexual abuse, and systemic exploitation

The British government acknowledged the risk that Israel may have breached international law, particularly regarding humanitarian aid access and the treatment of detainees during its operations in Gaza

The move comes at a time when Russia has stepped up its offensive operations in eastern Ukraine

The war has displaced nearly the entire population of Gaza, and the United Nations estimates that over 80% of the territory is now either under evacuation orders or under Israeli military control

The potential for rate cuts has already impacted the U.S. dollar, which dipped 0.2% on Monday

Vučić has accused the protest movement of being manipulated by foreign interests and described demonstrators as “terrorists” who have taken the law into their own hands

Russia has increased its military spending, now allocating 6.3% of its GDP—the highest level since the Cold War

European markets have taken center stage at recent investor conferences, with a steady pattern of inflows over the past 12 months, contrasting the outflows from the U.S

Critics say the restrictions are politically motivated, especially as Hungary gears up for a national election in 2026, where Orban faces a potentially strong challenger after 15 years in power

Israeli strategic affairs minister Ron Dermer is expected at the White House on Monday for further discussions on both Iran and Gaza

ETUC, striving to balance political neutrality with social advocacy, acknowledges the legitimacy of common security needs but insists that defense should not come at the cost of citizens’ livelihoods.

While the U.S. talks remain unresolved, the EU has approved — but not yet imposed — tariffs on €21 billion in American goods and is considering an additional €95 billion package