Macron’s First Official Visit to UK

  French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in the UK with First Lady Brigitte Macron for a three-day official visit at the invitation of King Charles III. Welcomed by Prince William and Princess Kate at RAF Northolt, the Macrons traveled to Windsor, where they were received with full honors. A horse-drawn parade and a military band […]

Eight Injured in Spain’s San Fermin Bull Run

  Eight people were injured during the second day of the annual San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain, after a bull charged into participants during the traditional bull run. Each morning of the festival, thousands run 850 meters alongside bulls released into the streets, ending at the bullfighting arena. The event lasts around three minutes […]

Serbia Battles Over 200 Forest Fires Amid Heatwave

Serbia is grappling with over 200 forest fires in the past 24 hours, leaving one person dead and 14 injured. Extreme heat and strong winds have worsened the situation, prompting a state of emergency in the southern town of Kursumlija and eastern Bor. The Serbian Armed Forces joined firefighting efforts with helicopters and specialized equipment. […]

Deadly Flood Hits China-Nepal Border, 1 Dead, 28 Missing

  Heavy rain triggered floods along the China-Nepal border, causing the Bhote Koshi River to overflow and collapse the Friendship Bridge. One person died in Nepal, while 28 people — including 11 Nepalese and 6 Chinese — remain missing. Several homes and vehicles were swept away. Search and rescue operations continue amid worsening monsoon impacts […]

Türkiye, Jordan, Lebanon Aid Syria in Battling Massive Wildfires

  Forest fires in Syria’s Latakia province have destroyed 10,000 hectares of land. Syrian officials say the flames are spreading rapidly due to drought, strong winds, and leftover war munitions. Nearly 90 firefighting teams and over 150 vehicles are on-site. Türkiye, Jordan, and Lebanon have sent helicopters and support crews to assist, with Turkish teams […]

Trump Imposes New Tariffs on 12 Countries

US President Donald Trump announced new import tariffs on 12 countries, including Tunisia, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, and South Africa. The tariffs, ranging from 25% to 40%, will take effect on August 1. Trump stated the rates may change depending on diplomatic relations and warned that any retaliation would be met with a response. He also noted […]

Fire at Telecom Center in Cairo Kills 4

  A fire at a telecommunications data center in Cairo has killed 4 people and injured 22 others, mostly from smoke inhalation. The blaze, which broke out at the Ramses distribution hub of Telecom Egypt, caused widespread disruptions to internet, phone, and banking services across the city. Authorities cut power to the building to prevent […]

Texas Flood Disaster Claims 104 Lives, Search Continues

The death toll from the devastating floods in Texas has risen to 104, with dozens still missing. The disaster, which struck last Friday, hit the Kerr County area hardest, particularly the riverside city of Kerrville and the Texas Hill Country region known as “flood alley.” At least 28 children were among the 84 victims confirmed […]

Gold for Türkiye at U20 European Wrestling Championship

Beyzanur Akkuş of Trabzon Metropolitan Municipality Sports Club claimed the gold medal in the women’s 65 kg category at the U20 European Wrestling Championship in Caorle, Italy. Akkuş defeated Russian wrestler Margarita Salnazarian in the final match. Trabzon officials praised her achievement, stating they will continue to support young athletes and promote sports across the […]

Ten Killed in Kenya’s ‘Saba Saba’ Protests

Clashes between police and protesters during Kenya’s “Saba Saba Day” demonstrations have left 10 people dead and 29 injured, according to the Kenya National Human Rights Commission. Authorities arrested 37 people and reported two kidnappings amid unrest in 17 counties. Police used live ammunition and tear gas to disperse crowds in Nairobi, where major roads […]