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aljazeera.com

• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,232
• If Trump wants Gaza ceasefire, he must pressure Netanyahu, experts say
• Trump singles out Brazil for 50 percent tariffs over Bolsonaro trial
• PSG hammer Real Madrid 4-0 to reach FIFA Club World Cup final
• Palestinian children killed at GHF aid sites in Gaza
• As Texas floodwaters recede, lawmakers grapple with emergency preparedness
• Hamas agrees to release 10 captives as Israeli attacks kill 74 in Gaza
• Why are Indian workers angry with Narendra Modi?
• ‘Never touched a gun’: Colombia fighters step up child soldier recruitment
• Keep your shoes on: What to know about the TSA rule change at US airports
• Trump: ‘Very good chance’ of Gaza ceasefire this week or next
• US sanctions UN expert Francesca Albanese over Israel criticism

bbc.co.uk

• Search for survivors after Houthis sink second Red Sea cargo ship in a week
• Trump threatens Brazil with 50% tariff and demands Bolsonaro's trial end
• US sanctions UN expert Francesca Albanese, critic of Israel's Gaza offensive
• Kyiv facing massive Russian attack, Ukraine says
• Watch: Trump praises Liberian president's English, the country's official language
• Days after Texas floods, at least 150 people are still missing in one county
• Gaza truce talks reportedly stall despite second Netanyahu-Trump meeting
• Red Bull sack team principal Horner after 20 years
• South Korea's ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol rearrested
• China rejects German claim it targeted military plane with laser
• French police raid on National Rally HQ prompts outrage from party leaders
• Chinese students sleep off heatwave in libraries and tents

bloomberg.com

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businessinsider.com

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cnn.com

• Trump says Israeli strike on Iran ‘could very well happen’ and warns of possible ‘massive conflict’ in Middle East | CNN Politics
• Trump administration tells migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela that their legal status is terminated | CNN Politics
• The FBI raided the wrong house. The Supreme Court says the family is allowed to sue | CNN Politics
• Wall Street is making some seriously weird trades | CNN Business
• VIDEO: Passenger jet crashes at India airport with 242 people on board
• Tracking the major Supreme Court cases of 2025 | CNN Politics
• Elon Musk says his next product will be the most important Tesla has ever produced. And he says it’s (finally) almost here | CNN Business
• Shouts of ‘felon’ and ‘we love you’: Inside Trump’s charged visit to the Kennedy Center | CNN Politics
• Ananda Lewis, former MTV VJ who shared breast cancer journey, has died at 52 | CNN
• VIDEO: Protests spread across US as Marines prepare to deploy in LA

democracynow.org

• Philadelphia Strike Ends: Race & Inequality at Center of Municipal Workers' Fight for a Fair Wage
• "Ideological Deportation": AAUP v. Rubio Trial Challenges Trump Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Students
• "Vladimir Putin Is Not Interested in a Peace Deal": Matt Duss on Trump's Stalled Ukraine Diplomacy
• "Netanyahu Is the Problem": Sanders's Former Adviser Matt Duss on Why Gaza Ceasefire Remains Elusive
• Headlines for July 9, 2025
• What Is the Trump Doctrine? John Bellamy Foster on U.S. Foreign Policy & the "New MAGA Imperialism"
• Peter Beinart on Zohran Mamdani & Why Democratic Voters Are Increasingly Skeptical of Israel
• "Freedom to Choose"?: Peter Beinart Slams Trump-Netanyahu Plan for Ethnic Cleansing of Gaza
• Hold GOP Accountable: Youngest Dem. Congresswoman on Medicaid, Climate Cuts & Her Visit to ICE Jail
• Headlines for July 8, 2025
• "Completely Illegal": Dr. Feroze Sidhwa on Israel's "Outrageous" Attacks on Gaza Hospitals & Staff
• "Frontal Assault" on Climate Justice: Rolling Stone's Antonia Juhasz on Trump's Budget Law

economist.com

• The 19th century is a terrible guide to modern statecraft
• Putin’s radioactive chokehold on the world
• How South Africa could harness Donald Trump’s wrath
• The War Room newsletter: The daddy of all summits
• Sex work in the gig economy
• Feckless Europe accepts Trump’s Lone Ranger diplomacy
• Can men and women be just friends?
• In Trumpworld, toppling rulers is taboo
• The War Room newsletter: Why Israel attacked Iran—and what comes next
• The West has stopped losing its religion
• Taiwan thinks the unthinkable: resisting China without America
• The War Room newsletter: Britain’s defence goals are admirably absurd

eiu.com

• Copenhagen replaces Vienna as world’s most liveable city
• Middle East faces renewed Israel-Iran confrontation
• A pulse check from Ningbo, the epicentre of the tariff war
• Teapots and ghosts: the economics behind China’s Russian oil imports
• Canada election 2025: Liberals win election but minority government presents risk
• Rising geopolitical risks in 2025 amid tariff shocks and policy shifts
• Qatari private capital expands in South-East Asia
• India and Pakistan gear up for an escalation of hostility
• Renewed US controls on AI chips for China could backfire
• Xi’s ASEAN visit signals China’s aim for closer ties

emm.newsbrief.eu

• Auschwitz memorial holds observances on the 80th anniversary of the death camp’s liberation
• Tanaiste defends Higgins’ decision to raise Gaza during Holocaust speech
• Rwanda-backed rebels claim takeover of eastern Congo’s largest city
• 'Cancer vaccine' being developed by UK scientists that could stop killer disease 20 years early
• Bumrah crowned ICC Men’s Test Cricketer of 2024
• Palestinians return to northern Gaza as Israel lifts its closure under truce
• Trump claims win in Colombia clash
• Man accused of murdering university lecturer remanded
• London City airport seeks leisure market growth with Airbus A320neo bid The airport said its proposal would allow the site to reach its permitted limi[...]
• Putin ally Lukashenko declared winner in Belarus election scorned by the West as a sham
• Palestinians return to Gaza City amid Israel-Hamas ceasefire
• Thousands of UK workers now do four-day weeks as trend spreads

euronews.com

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globalvoices.org

• Emptying Moldova: the four waves of Moldovan emigration
• Support Global Voices as we launch our donation campaign
• Fluid forms of home: The resilient art of Delbar Shahbaz
• A runner’s highs and lows in escaping Cuba
• Turkey's forests ablaze: recurring crisis ignites anger and demands for accountability
• Who makes contemporary Uyghur art in Kazakhstan?
• Turkish tennis player Zeynep Sönmez leaves Wimbledon with pride
• Can China overcome sustainability challenges by altering people's diets?
• Cameroon's next generation is ready to take on the country's technological challenges
• How two shocking stories from Gaza barely made global headlines
• Respected political journalist and ‘Caribbean man’ Rickey Singh passes on
• ‘We know what’s coming: exile or prison’ – Salvadoran journalist Óscar Martínez on surviving Bukele’s crackdown

ibtimes.com

• Mexican Fishermen Join Fight To Save Extraordinary Amphibian
• Rubio To Meet With Russia's Lavrov, ASEAN Allies In Malaysia
• PSG Inflict Humiliating Defeat On Real Madrid To Reach Club World Cup Final
• History-chasing Djokovic Sets Up Wimbledon Showdown With Sinner
• 'Stuck In Limbo': Over 90% Of X's Community Notes Unpublished, Study Says
• AI Giant Nvidia Becomes First Company To Reach $4 Tn In Value
• Trump Dismisses Concerns of Chinese Businesses Purchasing Land by Military Bases: 'I Have a Good Relationship With President Xi'
• S.Korean Court Orders New Arrest Of Disgraced Ex-president Yoon
• Trump Ridiculed for Asking to Move a 'Bit Quicker' While Meeting With African Leaders: 'How Rude'
• Majorie Taylor Greene Presses Congress to End Military Aid to 'Nuclear-Armed Israel': 'Not a Helpless Country'
• SCOTUS Hands Trump A Power Play—But Are The Checks Vanishing?
• AI-Driven Customer Experience Solutions Gaining Traction Among Startups

icij.org

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independent.co.uk

• Former FBI and CIA directors under investigation by Trump’s Justice Department
• Katie Taylor takes aim at ‘whining’ Amanda Serrano ahead of third meeting
• Climate change makes South Asia’s monsoon season more prone to floods, landslides and heavy rains
• The key England switch that sparked a turning point at Women’s Euro 2025
• Appeal after £10,000 stolen from man at Paddington train station
• Photos of the Texas vigil honoring flood victims and the many still missing
• The health benefits of sun exposure you might not know
• An entire house swept downstream in New Mexico floods seen as a symbol of the devastation
• Trump wants 10,000 more deportation agents. Experts say it’s an impossible goal — and dangerous
• RITZ cracker labeling error poses serious risk to people with peanut allergies
• Kristi Noem claims 1 in 6 survivors of Lahaina wildfires were forced to trade sexual favors for supplies
• Former Tory chairman defects to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in blow to Kemi Badenoch

ips-journal.eu

• A new country in the Pacific — Bougainville
• Harder, better, faster, stronger
• Axis of what now?
• Endgame regime change?
• Man enough
• When distant wars hit close to home
• Trump has wrecked the US economy
• Hate is not a value
• One thing is certain
• ‘The two-state solution remains the only viable path’

nytimes.com

• Trump Officials Take Steps to Target Comey and Brennan, Who Investigated Trump
• James Comey Tracked by Secret Service After Post Critical of Trump
• A Dark-of-Night Flood Escape at the River Inn in Texas
• Families Wait for Word of Missing as Texas Floods Death Toll Hits 120
• Why Forecasting Thunderstorms Is Still So Hard
• Rubio Visits Asia as Trump Raises Trade-War Tensions
• Trump Tariffs Aim to Settle Scores With Countries, No Matter Their Size
• Is Trump Actually Making the U.S. Economy More Competitive?
• Mamdani, Urged to Keep Tisch as Police Commissioner, Is Considering It
• Zohran Mamdani Expands Campaign Team, Hiring Veteran Democrat
• Eric Adams Asked Bill Ackman to Vet Campaign Manager Before Hiring Him
• How a Single Overdose Unraveled an Empire of Heroin

occrp.org

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politico.eu

• Ukraine’s strongest asset isn’t abroad — it’s at home
• Von der Leyen: Growing anger, a no-confidence vote ― and trouble ahead
• Brussels gets blamed for Libya trip fiasco
• Turkey’s Erdoğan bets big with high-stakes Kurdish gamble
• Why Europe doesn’t trust Trump’s latest Ukraine reversal
• Plastic waste is a solvable problem
• Trump threatens to slap Brazil with 50 percent tariffs over treatment of Bolsonaro, other disagreements
• Kyiv spurns suggested head of economic crimes bureau, setting up clash with Western partners
• Trump officials used shadowy website to target pro-Palestinian academics for deportation, court records show
• Socialists to back von der Leyen in no-confidence vote after she backs down on EU budget

project-syndicate.org

• A Tale of Two Budgets
• Europe’s Quantum Moment
• The Emergence of “Hedged Globalization”
• When Ideology Trumps Economic Interests
• What Europe’s AI Strategy Should Look Like
• Heeding the Lessons of India’s “Emergency”
• Europe’s Two-Front Trade War
• Von der Leyen’s Moment of Truth
• Chile’s Unhappy Success
• Iran Is More Prepared for Democracy Than Many Realize
• Who Wants to Defend Europe?
• Forgetting What Democracy Is for

rferl.org

• Falling Debris Ignite Fires Across Kyiv As Russian Drones Rain Down On Ukrainian Capital
• British Court Sentences 3 For Arson Plot Linked To Russia's Wagner Group
• Trump Ups Criticism Of Putin As He Releases Weapons, Considers Sanctions
• Russian Lawmakers Confirm New Transport Minister Amid Questions Over Starovoit Death
• US To 'Send Some More Weapons' To Ukraine, Trump Says In Apparent Reversal Of Pentagon Policy
• Former Russian Transport Minister Starovoit Found Dead Hours After Dismissal
• Hundreds Of Thousands Of Afghans Forced To Leave Iran Amid Crackdown, UN Says
• Zelenskyy Says New Deals Will Bring Influx Of Drone Supplies, Vows Fresh Attacks Inside Russia
• Iran's Supreme Leader Makes First Public Appearance Since Beginning Of 12-Day War
• Trump Hints At New Sanctions On Russia Amid Ongoing Fighting With Ukraine
• Zelenskyy Praises 'Important' Call With Trump, Says Air Defense Discussed
• Putin Tells Trump He Won’t Give Up Goals In Ukraine, Kremlin Says

sciencemag.org

spiegel.de

• NATO's Eastern Flank: Germany's Rising Concerns about Russia
• Germans Growing Increasingly Uneasy as Peace in Europe Looks More Fragile
• "For Me, There's No Going Back": A Daring Escape from China to the U.S. via the Darién Gap
• Using AI to Humiliate Women: The Men Behind Deepfake Pornography
• Free iPhones, Fake Dating Sites and Porn Chats: The Dirty Tricks of Online Scammers
• Payone: Suspicions Swirl around a German Financial Service Provider
• A Vital Summit for NATO: Can Donald Trump Be Convinced to Remain Engaged in Europe?
• John Bolton on What Trump Might Do in Iran: "For Trump, It's Now a Matter of Saving Face"
• Trump's Homemade Tourism Crisis: International Travelers Are Growing Skeptical of the U.S.
• WhatsApp Head Will Cathcart Talks about the Introduction of Ads to the Messenger Service
• “Teacher Li”: Catching Up with the Most Effective Chinese Regime Opponent
• Firing at the Desperate: Palestinians Killed as They Gather to Receive Relief Supplies

theguardian.com

• Small screen, big investment: TV episodes have become way too long
• Horner’s Red Bull exit: the end of an era that will be felt across Formula One grid | Giles Richards
• Seeking bulldozer drivers to demolish Gaza: how a genocide is being outsourced | Arwa Mahdawi
• Kendrick Lamar & SZA review – a pyrotechnic party of dark and light
• My father, the fake: was anything he told me actually true?
• Extreme heat is our future – European cities must adapt | Alexander Hurst
• Trump announces 50% tariff on Brazil, citing a ‘witch-hunt’ against Bolsonaro
• Russia has committed flagrant human rights abuses in Ukraine since 2014, rules ECHR
• US issues sanctions against UN official investigating abuses in Gaza
• Texas flooding death toll climbs to 119 as search for more people continues
• Landmark ruling finds Russia shot down MH17 with 38 Australians on board
• Trump administration reportedly planning to fire 2,145 Nasa employees

thelocal.com

• Swedish migration minister called to testify to parliament about relative's white supremacism links
• Why are Swedish media suddenly naming Forssell as minister in white supremacism scandal?
• EU unveils 'stockpiling strategy' to prepare for war
• Is France ready for a summer of increasingly severe wildfires?
• Spain's PM won't quit over scandals and confirms plan to tackle corruption
• Climate change made recent European heatwave 'up to 4C hotter'
• OPINION: Tour de France remains a great French festival (even if the French no longer win)
• EES update: Phased launch of Europe's new border system approved by MEPs
• Swedish krona nearing three-year high against dollar
• Switzerland's SBB to replace unreliable German trains on key rail route
• Why are variable rate mortgages so popular in Sweden?
• 'I'm famous thanks to c**ks': Meet the Tour de France penis eraser

wired.com

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• 13 Prime Day Kindle Deals (Plus Amazon Echo Devices)
• 3 Best Amazon Prime Day Peloton Deals (2025): Bike, Row, Tread
• The ‘Click-to-Cancel’ Rule Was Killed, but Consumer Advocates Could Revive It
• One of My Favorite Gaming Laptops Gets a Serious Prime Day Cut
• The Petkit Purobox Ultra is $250 off for Prime Day
• 16 Best Prime Day Fitness Tracker Deals and Smart Ring Sales (2025)