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Lorena Wiebes won her second consecutive stage at the 2026 Tour de France Femmes, extending her overall lead to 14 seconds over Kim Le Court Pienaar. The Dutch sprinter set a record of seven stage victories in the five-year-old race.
Recent stock market swings have highlighted the fragility of AI-driven valuations, as China's advances in memory chips and lithography tools unsettle Western investors. The debut of CXMT and reports of domestic DUV machines signal a potential shift in the global semiconductor landscape.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog accused New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani of spreading 'blasphemy' and antisemitic rhetoric, warning the mayor is endangering New Yorkers. In an interview with Fox News, Herzog also condemned former ICC prosecutor Karim Khan, praised President Trump's support for Israel, and discussed the threat from Iran.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has dropped a plan to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors after days of opposition from confederations and national associations. UEFA says it has lost confidence in FIFA's leadership, and the English FA plans to formally withdraw its support for Infantino.
Spain says nearly all of the estimated 50,000-60,000 migrants who crossed into Ceuta have returned to Morocco, as the death toll reached at least 72. The influx sparked EU concern and Italy's temporary suspension of Schengen travel with Spain.
Italy has suspended the Schengen agreement with Spain for one month, affecting sea and air travel, as the EU responds to a mass influx of migrants into Ceuta. Spain reports most migrants have returned to Morocco, while France and Germany have boosted border checks.
Eleven countries, including the US, South Korea and Japan, issued a joint alert warning that North Korean IT workers, using stolen identities and AI, generate revenue for Pyongyang's weapons programmes. North Korea rejected the alert as 'false information' and accused the US of militarizing cyberspace.
Thousands of migrants, mostly Moroccans, crossed into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, prompting Spanish authorities to deploy the military. Reports vary on the number of arrivals and casualties, with social media cited as a contributing factor. Spain and Morocco have reinforced border measures, and the EU has called for a coordinated response.
Israel's education system is facing a shortage of 3,000 educators, including 200 kindergarten teachers, according to a report from KAN News as of late July. The shortage is concentrated in scientific topics and has led to concerns about unqualified teachers and potential class mergers. Meanwhile, the Finance Ministry, Education Ministry, and Secondary School Teachers' Union have reached an agreement on a five-day school week and other measures.
Chad has formally notified the UN of its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, becoming the fifth country to do so in recent months. The move follows the dismissal of prosecutor Karim Khan by member states and coincides with a reported US diplomatic campaign against the court.
Commercial ship traffic through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait dropped by 56% in the week following Yemen's Houthi rebels' announced embargo on Saudi Arabia-linked vessels, according to The National. Separately, Saudi oil shipments via the strait have fallen 36% over two weeks, with 70% rerouted to Yanbu al-Bahr.
Chad has notified the UN of its intention to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, citing ineffectiveness and bias against African countries. It becomes the latest nation to leave the tribunal, following Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, and Venezuela. The withdrawal will take effect after a year.
German police shot dead the suspect in a van attack on Berlin's Pride parade that killed one woman and injured dozens. The suspect, identified as Abdul Ballout, had previously sought to join Islamic State, and officials described the attack as Islamist terrorism.
Iran has halted retaliatory attacks against US allies after Washington paused airstrikes for a second and third night, raising hopes of renewed negotiations. Reports indicate US concerns over dwindling munitions influenced the pause, with senior officials advising President Trump to hold off on further escalation.
A vehicle drove into a crowd at Berlin's Pride event, killing one person and injuring at least 16 others. The suspect, known to police, is believed to have ties to Islamist circles. Berlin's mayor and Germany's interior minister condemned the attack.
Venezuela has formally notified the United Nations of its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, alleging the court shows a 'geographical bias' against countries in the Global South. The move follows a December vote by Venezuela's National Assembly to cancel commitments to the Rome Statute and comes amid a long-running ICC investigation into alleged crimes against humanity.
The International Criminal Court's member states voted on Friday to remove chief prosecutor Karim Khan, with 82 of 125 members supporting his dismissal over allegations of sexual misconduct. Khan denies the allegations and plans to challenge the decision, which comes amid a renewed US campaign against the court.
The International Criminal Court's member states are voting on whether to remove prosecutor Karim Khan, who was suspended over allegations of sexual assault. Khan denies the claims, which his accuser detailed publicly for the first time. The vote is decided by secret ballot, with an absolute majority required.
Jürgen Klopp has been appointed head coach of the German national team, succeeding Julian Nagelsmann. His contract runs until 2030, and his first match will be against the Netherlands in September.
ICC member states are voting on whether to dismiss chief prosecutor Karim Khan over sexual misconduct allegations he denies. The vote comes amid renewed US criticism of the court and internal divisions among member states.