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AI summaryA record-breaking heatwave across Europe has affected more than 100 million people, with temperatures soaring above 35°C in many regions. Spain has recorded hundreds of heat-related deaths, while health authorities report fatalities in France and the UK. Scientists attribute the extreme event to human-caused climate change.
AI summaryAs shipping resumes in the Strait of Hormuz following the US-Iran framework agreement, the perilous task of clearing naval mines begins. Al Jazeera details the types of mines and the international demining effort, while The New York Times reports on the US Navy's shift to drone-based countermeasures.
AI summaryThousands of Kenyans are expected to take to the streets on Thursday to mark the second anniversary of the Gen Z protests, with heavy police deployment in Nairobi. The demonstrations recall the 2024 protests against a finance bill that led to its withdrawal, though activists say little has changed and continue to demand justice for victims of police violence.
AI summaryUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio, on a Gulf tour, said the US will not accept any country's claim over the Strait of Hormuz or allow tolls on the international waterway. Iran's Revolutionary Guard warned against unauthorized crossings, and oil prices have dropped to pre-war levels.
AI summaryAs Europe faces a record-breaking heatwave, Asian manufacturers of air conditioners and fans, including Samsung, Midea, and Alibaba's platforms, are seeing significant sales growth. Reports highlight double-digit growth in key markets like Italy, Spain, and France, with some products selling out and supply chains straining to meet demand.
AI summarySouth Africa's men's football team made history by defeating South Korea 1-0 to reach the World Cup knockout stage for the first time. Thapelo Maseko scored the decisive goal in the 63rd minute at Monterrey Stadium, securing second place in Group A and a last-32 clash with Canada.
AI summaryA powerful earthquake hit Venezuela late on June 24, with two tremors of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 recorded 40 seconds apart. At least 32 people were killed and 700 injured, according to acting President Delcy Rodriguez, who declared a state of emergency. Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed condolences and solidarity with the Venezuelan people.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump said it may never be known who was at fault for the February 28 strike on a girls' school in Minab, Iran, that killed more than 175 people, mostly children. Initial internal US military investigations suggested US forces were likely responsible, but the Pentagon has not acknowledged preliminary findings. Trump has alternated between blaming Iran and saying it was a mistake.
AI summaryBrazil secured top spot in Group C with a 3-0 victory over Scotland, with Vinicius Junior scoring twice and Matheus Cunha adding a third. Neymar made his first international appearance in over two-and-a-half years, while Morocco earned second place after a 4-2 comeback win over Haiti.
AI summaryA severe heatwave gripping Europe has led to record-breaking temperatures, at least 48 drownings, and widespread disruption. Climate scientists link the event to human-induced climate change, while officials issue red alerts across the region.
AI summaryTwo major earthquakes, measured at magnitudes around 7.1-7.2 and 7.5, struck western Venezuela on Wednesday, causing buildings to collapse in Caracas and prompting widespread evacuations. Officials reported alarming damage in parts of the capital while the US Geological Survey warned of probable high casualties. Tsunami alerts were issued for nearby Caribbean territories.
AI summaryAbelardo de la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre', won Colombia's presidential runoff, narrowly defeating leftist Iván Cepeda. Cepeda conceded after days of challenge, while outgoing President Gustavo Petro alleged fraud without providing evidence. The result marks a sharp rightward shift, with de la Espriella promising an 'iron fist' against crime and closer ties to the US.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump expressed disappointment with NATO allies for not offering support during the US-Israel war on Iran, saying 'We were let down.' NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte defended European contributions, noting thousands of US flights took off from European bases. Trump also praised Turkey's president for staying out of the conflict.
AI summaryUS Energy Secretary Chris Wright said more than 100 commercial vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the past two days, with oil flows back to pre-crisis levels. Tehran has threatened to close the strait until a ceasefire in Lebanon and lifting of oil sanctions.
AI summaryAnalysts and former officials say the emerging US-Iran deal is a significant blow to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political brand, undermining his image as the leader who could steer Washington's Iran policy. The war with Iran, once seen as an opportunity to reshape the Middle East, may now be remembered as the conflict that exposed Israel's dependence on US approval and deepened divisions between Washington and Jerusalem.
AI summaryAs Tehran and Washington near an interim understanding, Iranian markets have rallied and hardliners are pushing back. While the memorandum has survived its first rocky days, Iranians remain cautiously optimistic about the path ahead.
AI summaryAs Israel and Lebanon hold talks in Washington, a US-backed proposal would have Lebanese troops, trained and vetted by Washington, take over some territory Israeli forces captured during the war with Hezbollah. Discussions also touch on a buffer zone and the broader regional ceasefire.
AI summaryThe United States has begun shipping experimental Ebola treatments to the Democratic Republic of Congo, where an outbreak has caused more than 1,000 cases and over 250 deaths. The drugs, including MBP134, will be used for compassionate care and clinical trials in the affected region.
AI summaryLionel Messi leads the Golden Boot race at the 2026 World Cup with five goals, as records tumble and the expanded format offers more games. France 24 and Al Jazeera weigh in on the blistering pace and challengers like Mbappé and Haaland.
AI summaryThe US Senate has voted to invoke war powers to force President Donald Trump to halt military action against Iran, with four Republicans joining Democrats. The non-binding resolution is largely symbolic but reflects public discontent with the conflict.