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AI summaryIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed stringent punishment for those involved in exam fraud, as thousands of protesters in New Delhi clashed with police demanding the education minister's resignation over leaked papers. At least 178 people were injured in the latest violence.
AI summaryWildfires fuelled by a heatwave have claimed the lives of three firefighters and forced thousands to evacuate across Sicily, southwestern France, and central Spain. Authorities deployed thousands of personnel and water-bombing aircraft as temperatures exceeded 40°C, with officials linking the extreme conditions to climate change.
AI summaryScientists say human-caused climate change is intensifying a major drought across Europe, with extreme heat rather than low rainfall driving exceptionally dry conditions. The World Weather Attribution study finds evaporation-potential conditions are dramatically more likely due to climate change, while France reports a record number of water restrictions.
AI summaryThe United States and Saudi Arabia have signed a civilian nuclear cooperation deal, including two agreements on peaceful nuclear cooperation and bilateral safeguards, with the deal to be submitted to Congress for review. Concerns persist over a possible uranium enrichment facility and the potential for a regional arms race. President Trump has stated the deal is contingent on Saudi Arabia recognizing Israel.
AI summaryThe Louvre Museum has reopened its Apollo Gallery to visitors nine months after a jewellery heist, but the crown jewels are no longer on display. Police have arrested four suspects, though the stolen items remain missing.
AI summaryU.S. President Donald Trump warned that the United States will bomb an Iranian bridge or power plant if Iran fires at a vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. He also reiterated threats against nuclear sites and claimed Iran wants nuclear talks. Tensions rise amid Houthi threats and global energy concerns.
AI summaryUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi and appointed Mykhailo Drapatyi as his successor, following days of protests triggered by the ouster of Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. The shake-up reflects public pressure and tensions between reformists and the military old guard.
AI summaryDaniel Siad, a French modeling scout investigated over alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein's network, was found dead in his Paris-area home. His lawyer attributed the death to a heart attack, while authorities have opened an investigation and ordered an autopsy.
AI summaryFrance recorded 5,764 more deaths than usual during a record-breaking heatwave in June and early July, with authorities describing the excess mortality as unprecedented. The Paris region saw 3,000 fatalities, and scientists link the extreme temperatures to climate change.
AI summaryFresh monsoon rains lashed Punjab and Islamabad, with Lahore recording 123mm of rain and Gujranwala a record 245mm. At least 17 rain-related deaths have been reported in Punjab this season, while authorities warn of urban flooding amid criticism of preparedness.
AI summaryStudent-led protests in India over exam paper leaks have escalated into a major challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government, with the Education Minister resigning and opposition leader Rahul Gandhi detained and released. The movement, driven by the satirical Cockroach Janta Party, has tapped into youth frustration over education and unemployment.
AI summaryFrench Environment Minister Monique Barbut submitted her resignation over a bill reintroducing bee-harming pesticides, but President Macron refused it, and she will remain in office. The bill allows the use of acetamiprid and flupyradifurone, which scientists say are dangerous to human health and bees.
AI summaryDaniel Siad, a French modelling scout under investigation for alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead at his home outside Paris. An autopsy has been ordered. Siad had denied the allegations and wanted to give his version of events.
AI summaryJapan has recorded its first officially designated 'kokushobi' or 'cruelly hot day', with temperatures in three central cities exceeding 40C. The heatwave has led to hospitalisations and deaths, with authorities issuing heatstroke alerts across more than 40 prefectures.
AI summaryA UN report shows global hunger fell for a third consecutive year in 2025, yet progress remains uneven. For the first time, Africa hosts the most hungry people, with 309 million affected, surpassing Asia's 292 million. Affordability of healthy diets remains a major global challenge.
AI summaryA fast-moving wildfire in the Var region of southern France forced hundreds of evacuations, burned thousands of hectares, and left more than 2,300 homes without power. The blaze, fueled by dry conditions and repeated heatwaves, is the latest in a series of fires across the country. Firefighters, aided by water-bombing aircraft, battled the flames, while another separate fire earlier in the week destroyed homes in the same area.
AI summaryThe Lebanese army has begun deploying to three southern villages as part of a US-brokered agreement for Israeli withdrawal, but accuses Israel of obstructing its efforts through continued shelling and clearance operations. Families await return as Prime Minister Nawaf Salam plants a flag in one zone, while a US official says further zones are planned.
AI summaryAs the US-Iran conflict continues, President Donald Trump is reportedly weighing multiple military options, including an expanded bombing campaign and increased troop deployments. Israeli officials warn that an intensified US campaign could prompt Tehran to retaliate directly against Israel, while the IDF maintains high readiness and close coordination with US forces.
AI summaryNew UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed his first cabinet, rewarding loyalists and removing figures tied to the previous leadership. Key appointments include John Healey as Chancellor and Ed Miliband as Foreign Secretary, while several former ministers, including Rachel Reeves and David Lammy, have been sacked.
AI summaryFrance has summoned Iran's charge d'affaires after two French diplomats were detained by Iranian security services in Tehran. The incident has drawn condemnation from the European Union, while Iran's foreign ministry denies mistreatment and accuses the diplomats of interference.