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Australia's resources export income is projected to rise by A$38 billion due to higher energy prices from the Iran war, with LNG benefiting most. Exploration spending has hit a 10-year high amid improved investment climate and Asian demand.
A divided 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that ICE cannot detain people for more than 90 days without a bond hearing, a decision that could affect thousands in Texas and Louisiana. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to review a similar ruling from the 6th Circuit, arguing for its interpretation of immigration law.
The UK's National Crime Agency has uncovered a 'truly international' network of men allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting women, arresting eight people and identifying more than 270 individuals linked to an online forum. The case has drawn comparisons to the Gisèle Pelicot case, and similar incidents have been reported across Europe.
Egypt will delay a decision on Mohamed Salah's fitness until the last moment before their Round of 32 match against Australia. The captain is recovering from a hamstring strain, while other key players also face injury concerns.
Organizers of the third national October 7 memorial ceremony have raised NIS 700,000 in the first 24 hours of a crowdfunding campaign. The event, set for October 7 in Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park, aims to raise NIS 2 million and is described as the largest publicly funded memorial in Israel's history.
Multiple wildfires are burning across southern France, forcing thousands of evacuations and straining firefighting resources. Authorities attribute the blazes to a combination of dry weather, record temperatures, and strong winds.
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani's Beirut visit underscores Damascus's preference for dialogue over military intervention, despite US President Donald Trump's suggestions that Syria could help combat Hezbollah. The visit included meetings with Lebanese leaders and a clear denial of any military intentions.
Germany's ruling coalition has agreed on a broad package of tax, labour and pension reforms aimed at reviving Europe's largest economy and countering the far-right AfD's rise. The measures include €10 billion in income tax cuts for lower and middle earners, financed by higher taxes on high incomes, and a gradual increase in the retirement age past 67.
KNDS, Europe's largest tankmaker, has postponed its planned stock market flotation, citing volatility in the European defense sector. The IPO was intended to allow the German government to acquire a 40% stake, aligning with France's planned reduced shareholding. Berlin has expressed continued commitment to the project.
A 43-year-old security guard was pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed shopping center in Venezuela after being trapped for eight days following twin earthquakes. The rescue operation, coordinated by Chilean firefighters and involving teams from several countries, has been hailed as a rare moment of hope amid the devastation, which has killed nearly 2,300 people.
Russia unleashed a major overnight attack on Kyiv, killing at least 20 people and injuring over 90, according to Ukrainian officials. Residential buildings were hit, and a Red Cross warehouse was destroyed, while air defenses intercepted many of the drones and missiles.
The United States has announced it will not renew the USMCA trade agreement in its current form, citing persistent trade deficits. The pact remains in force but will now face annual reviews, raising uncertainty for businesses across North America.
Recent Ukrainian drone attacks and an oil refinery fire in Moscow have brought the war's reality closer to Russian civilians, as reported by France 24. The incidents, occurring in June and July 2026, have been documented through social media videos and Reuters imagery.
A week after earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24-25, 2026, rescue teams continue searching for the missing. A Slovak team assisted in Los Cocos, La Guaira state, while an injured person was taken to a Caracas hospital. Coverage from France 24 highlights the ongoing human impact and international response.
India's oil minister stated the country could supply fuel to Russia if needed, as Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries have caused fuel shortages. Reports also indicate Indian-origin fuel may have reached Russia via traders, while India has significantly increased its own imports of Russian crude following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will visit Iran and Turkiye from July 3-5, attending the funeral of Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and holding talks with Turkish leaders on trade and investment. The visits underscore Pakistan's deep ties with both nations and its mediation role between the US and Iran.
An 11-year-old boy crashed his parents' pickup truck into a group of Buddhist monks on a pilgrimage in northeastern Thailand, killing nine and injuring more than a dozen. Police have not filed charges as they investigate the incident, and the boy remains in custody, awaiting questioning by child protection officers.
US President Donald Trump flew for the first time on the new Air Force One, a refurbished Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar. The flight took him to North Dakota to dedicate the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. Critics have raised ethical and constitutional concerns about the gift.
German federal prosecutors have indicted Ukrainian national Serhii K. over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, alleging he acted on orders from Ukrainian state authorities. Ukraine denies involvement and has proposed a joint investigation. The case adds strain to Germany-Ukraine relations.
Belgium staged a remarkable comeback from 2-0 down to beat Senegal 3-2 in extra time, sealing a place in the Round of 16. A controversial penalty, awarded after VAR review, ended Senegal's World Cup run, sparking debates about the decision and coach Rudi Garcia's post-match comments.