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New clashes between Ethiopian federal forces and Tigray People’s Liberation Front rebels near the Sudanese border have driven hundreds of Ethiopians, including wounded fighters, into Sudan. Both sides accuse each other of stoking a new conflict, raising fears that a 2022 peace deal could unravel amid already strained relations between Ethiopia and Sudan.
Morocco's interior ministry reported 11 deaths in the mass crossing into Ceuta, while Spain says at least 72 died; the ministry blames social media misinformation and human trafficking for the surge, and Spain's interior minister points to people-smuggling networks exploiting a court ruling.
The Board of Peace's high representative for Gaza says the body and mediating states are working to de-escalate after a new Israeli offensive. The strikes have killed civilians and destroyed medical supplies, while efforts continue to implement a US-brokered plan, including Hamas's disarmament.
A Paris court rejected Xenia Fedorova's appeal against an order to leave France, upholding accusations she spread pro-Kremlin propaganda. Fedorova, a commentator for Vincent Bolloré's media outlets and former head of RT France, faces asset freezes and house arrest, while her employers and Russian officials condemn the measures.
A Sudanese rights group reported that the Sudanese army struck a traditional court in a Rapid Support Forces-held village in North Darfur with drones, killing 35 people. The attack targeted civilians gathered for local court hearings, and the RSF's self-declared government condemned it as 'a horrific crime'.
Israel has told the United States that the publicly released version of a Gaza plan does not reflect its positions, as it continues strikes despite a ceasefire. The development highlights tensions between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu, with Hamas having agreed to disarm under the plan.
Ukrainian drone attacks targeted Wildberries warehouses in Russia's Ryazan and Vladimir regions, causing fires and evacuations. Authorities report injuries, while Ukraine accuses the retailer of aiding the Russian military.
US President Donald Trump said he postponed military strikes against Iran at the request of Gulf allies including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, citing an emerging deal. Talks are set for August 3, but Iranian officials have disputed the claims.
The US and Japan have confirmed a rare coordinated intervention to halt the yen's slide after it fell to a 40-year low against the dollar. The move, the first since 2011, briefly lifted the yen to a three-month high. Officials from both countries signalled willingness to intervene again if needed.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva formally launched his campaign for a fourth term, vowing to protect national sovereignty and increase defence spending. At 80, he dismissed concerns about his health while facing a challenging election against a backdrop of US tariffs and domestic issues.
South Korea has recorded its highest temperature since modern records began, with 42.5°C in Yangsan, as a severe heatwave leads to deaths, emergency alerts, and disruption. The climate crisis and El Niño are cited as contributing factors by weather authorities and scientists.
South Korean golfer Ryu Hae-ran finished tied for sixth at the AIG Women's Open, missing her chance to become the third player in LPGA history to win three consecutive majors in one year. Despite weekend struggles, Ryu emphasized the positives of winning two majors and the experience of contending for a historic feat.
US President Donald Trump announced that negotiations with Iran will begin Monday, after the US and Israel agreed to hold off on new strikes to pursue a deal. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 18 Palestinians, and Iran said it is nearing a deal with Oman over a new route through the Strait of Hormuz.
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian regions, including oil hubs and high-rises, killed at least eight people, according to regional officials. Russia responded with strikes on Ukrainian districts and a vessel near Odesa, amid warnings from President Zelenskyy about critical defense shortages.
Two firefighting helicopters collided midair near Athens while battling a wind-driven wildfire, killing two crew members. The incident underscores the severity of Europe's wildfire emergency, with blazes also forcing mass evacuations in France and Spain and a fresh fire on the Greek island of Kefalonia.
A suicide bomb near a police station in Swat, Pakistan, killed at least 14 people, including eight police officers, and wounded dozens during a public protest. No group has claimed responsibility, and officials have condemned the attack.
A suicide bomber attacked a crowd gathered for an anti-militant rally in Kabal, Swat Valley, Pakistan, killing at least 14 people, including police officers, and wounding dozens. No group has claimed responsibility, but suspicion falls on the Pakistani Taliban. President Zardari and Prime Minister Sharif condemned the attack.
A suicide bomber struck the Kabal police station in Swat on Sunday, killing at least seven people and injuring 20 others. The attacker detonated explosives after police attempted to stop him at the gate, during a protest against terrorism in the area.
Greece faced multiple wildfire fronts on Sunday, with hundreds of firefighters battling blazes near Athens and the prime minister warning of 'extremely difficult' days ahead. Meanwhile, France's largest wildfire remained contained but still burning, and Europe's warming climate continues to exacerbate fire conditions.
At least five people have died and 41 are missing after a ferry carrying 271 passengers and crew caught fire off Indonesia's Madura Island. Authorities have rescued 225 people, with search and rescue operations ongoing.