Iraq issues death sentence against wife of late Islamic State leader

A court official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, confirmed that the woman was sentenced to death by hanging for crimes against humanity, genocide against the Yazidi people, and terrorism

Leaders gather in DC for NATO’s 75th anniversary summit

First leader-level event to take place Tuesday evening when NATO holds event celebrating its 75th year

Macron retains PM amid election chaos

France’s PM resignation rejected by Macron post-election chaos. Political factions struggle to form government, raising EU concerns.

Fresh violence hits Kashmir, rebels kill four Indian soldiers

Tensions rise in Kashmir as suspected rebels kill 4 Indian soldiers in a deadly ambush.

Rwanda ‘notes’ UK decision to end migrant deportation deal

Rwanda acknowledges the UK’s decision to terminate the controversial migrant deportation deal initiated by the former conservative government.

Zelenskyy: Russia strikes children’s hospital in Kyiv

At least 7 killed, 25 injured in Russia’s strike on Kyiv, head of the Kyiv City Military Administration says

UK unveils new military aid package for Ukraine

Britain’s new defense secretary makes announcement after meeting with Ukrainian president in Odesa

US exits key Niger base after military junta ends ties

Following a military coup in Niger, the US has completed its withdrawal from a base in Niamey and will fully depart the country by September 15th.

France’s Macron’s coalition loses ground to left-wing parties

French left-wing alliance is on course to beat the far right and Macron’s coalition in parliamentary elections.

Turkish scientists to restore Arctic damaged lands

Turkey\s Arctic project aims to improve soil quality, ensure food security with innovative engineering solutions

Over 26% turnout by midday in France’s critical snap elections

Slightly higher rate than 1st round last week, which was 25.9% at midday, according to Interior Ministry

Israeli negotiators travel to Qatar for critical talks on Gaza truce

Israeli officials travel to Qatar for negotiations with Palestinian factions on a hostage swap and gaza cease-fire, involving top intelligence chiefs from CIA, Mossad, Qatar, and Egypt.

UK’s new leader Keir Starmer cancels costly Rwanda asylum plan

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer ended the Conservative policy to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda, emphasizing change is needed while acknowledging it will take time to see results.

Sisi, Assad emphasize need to prevent conflict escalation in Gaza

The ongoing Gaza conflict and regional dangers were the focus of a discussion between Egyptian president Sisi and Syrian president Assad.

Profile: Masoud Pezeshkian, Iran’s new reformist president

Pezeshkian gave indications he would be more open to diplomatic engagement with West, would initiate economic reforms

US nuclear upgrade stalls by $160 billion price tag

The Air Force’s Sentinel ICBM program to replace aging missiles faces a funding crisis.

Gaza ceasefire efforts to continue next week despite challenges

Israel and Hamas continue negotiations with Qatari mediators to secure a Gaza ceasefire and address hostage release gaps.

Israeli far-right minister supports reclaiming Egypt’s Sinai

Israel’s Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu has called for the reoccupation of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, leading to increased tensions between Israel and Egypt.

Russia labels exiled journalist and wife as ‘extremist group’

In a YouTube interview, Nevzorov described the ruling as a potential precedent for future actions against others

80 pct of Gaza’s population displaced due to Israel’s war

The UN humanitarian coordinator for Gaza reported that 1.9 million people are now displaced, expressing deep concern over new evacuation orders and insufficient aid.

South Korea reeling after deadly car crash in Seoul

A car crash in Seoul left nine people dead and four injured after the driver struck pedestrians waiting at a traffic light.

Russia considers removing sanctions on Taliban

Russian envoy to the UN Vasily Nebenzya suggested that Moscow might consider lifting sanctions on the Taliban during international talks in Doha.

Lebanese army gets $20M boost from Qatar amid tensions

The aid comes at a critical juncture as tensions escalate between the Israeli military and Hezbollah

Global power outages surge: Climate and capacity Issues

Countries in Europe, Africa, Middle East, South Asia and other parts have experienced large-scale blackouts in recent weeks

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