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X/Twitter suspends Reuters account in India after 'legal demand', government denies making request
The Reuters News account was suspended from X/Twitter in India after an alleged "legal demand", while other accounts were also blocked in the country.
Search ensues for missing Israeli-Ukrainian in Canada
Russia downs 120 Ukrainian drones overnight, gains control of Ukraine settlements
US, UK universities spend millions cleaning up pro-Palestinian protests
British sex offender charged over ‘mock’ wedding with nine-year-old at Disneyland Paris
The 9-year-old Ukrainian girl was brought to France only to days before the wedding.
UK reestablishes diplomatic ties with Syria as Lammy visits Damascus
"There is renewed hope for the Syrian people," UK FM David Lammy said during his visit to Damascus.
Kyiv court rules in favor of diplomat in Israel in landmark same-sex case for Ukraine
Ukraine's recognition of Zoryan Kis and Tymur Levchuk's marriage is a milestone for LGBTQ+ couples and families in the country.
Columbia University’s computer systems shut down by ‘hacktivist’ with political agenda
The outages, which started on June 24, caused a smiling image of US President Donald Trump to appear across monitors on campus.
Fooled by Islamist propaganda: Inside Iran's decades-long infiltration of the West
EUROPE AFFAIRS: Journalist Jean-Marie Montali speaks to ‘Post’ about his and Emmanuel Razavi’s book on Iran’s spy and influence networks in France and how the West fell prey to Iranian manipulation.
Germany's Merz spoke with Trump about buying Patriots for Ukraine
Merz initiated the call with Trump to promote arms deliveries to Ukraine, particularly Patriots, after the Pentagon paused some shipments.
Russia pounds Kyiv with largest drone attack, hours after Trump-Putin call
Trump said that the call with President Putin on Thursday resulted in no progress at all on efforts to end the war.
Israeli military official says Iran’s missiles can hit Europe, aiming to reach east coast of US
Even with the limitation of only about 400 missile launchers, the Iranian regime has been able to launch devastating strikes, an Israeli military official said.
Trump criticized for using antisemitic 'Shylock' to describe bankers
"Think of that: No death tax. No estate tax. No going to the banks and borrowing from, in some cases, a fine banker - and in some cases, Shylocks and bad people,” Trump said.
At least 9 people injured after explosion at Rome petrol station
Emergency services were on the scene before the blast, as they had been called after a truck hit a pipeline at the service station, Italian news agencies reported.