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Geneva braces for anti-G7 protests ahead of Evian summit

Thousands of protesters are expected to rally in Geneva on Sunday ahead of the G7 summit in Evian, France, with authorities deploying heavy security and businesses boarding up storefronts. The 'No-G7' coalition, comprising over 60 groups, aims to denounce 'fascism and imperialism' and express frustration with global leaders' policies. The summit, running from June 15-17, will tackle issues including the war in Iran and economic imbalances.

5 outlets · 6 articles Jun 14

US and Iran sign memorandum of understanding to end Middle East war

US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the war, with Iran agreeing to dilute enriched uranium in exchange for economic relief. Protests in Iran and conflicting statements over the signing date highlight ongoing tensions.

1 outlet · 4 articles Jun 14

Russia Says Power of Siberia 2 Pipeline Delay Is Logistic, Not Price Related

Russian President's special envoy Boris Titov said the delay in signing the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline deal is due to logistical issues, not price disputes, and that a solution is imminent. He also said payments between Russia and China have been resolved through clearing platforms.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 13

Qatar secures first World Cup point with late equaliser against Switzerland

Qatar earned a historic 1-1 draw in their World Cup opener against Switzerland in San Francisco, with Boualem Khoukhi scoring in stoppage time to earn the Asian champions their first point in the competition. The late goal denied Switzerland, who had dominated possession and led through a Breel Embolo penalty.

3 outlets · 4 articles Jun 13

Trump, Zelensky to Take Part in G7 Working Session; Bilateral Meeting Not Confirmed

US President Donald Trump will attend the G7 summit in Evian, France, from June 15-17, where he will join a working session with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, though no bilateral meeting is planned. French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to host Trump for a private dinner at the Palace of Versailles, and Zelensky says he expects a separate meeting on Wednesday.

3 outlets · 3 distinct · 6 articles Jun 13

Six Georgians sentenced in France for theft of rare Russian literary classics

A French court has sentenced six Georgian nationals to up to seven years in prison for the theft of rare Russian literary works from libraries in Paris and Lyon. The trial, which concluded on Saturday, saw the defendants found guilty of criminal conspiracy, with some also convicted of theft of cultural objects. The case is part of a broader investigation into a suspected organised network targeting libraries across Europe.

2 outlets · 3 articles Jun 13

Ukrainian Drone Attack Kills One in Southern Russia, Sparks Fire at Sea Terminal

A Ukrainian drone attack on a sea terminal in southern Russia killed one person and wounded at least three others, according to regional officials. The strike targeted the Tamanneftegaz terminal, causing fires at fuel storage facilities, as Ukraine intensifies its campaign against Russian energy infrastructure.

2 outlets · 2 articles Jun 13

US plans significant cuts to NATO-assigned fighter jets and warships, NYT reports

The New York Times reports that the US plans to reduce the number of fighter jets and warships it assigns to NATO operations in Europe, including cutting F-16 and F-15E jets from 150 to 100 and removing all eight aerial refueling tankers. NATO officials say the move reflects a shift toward European responsibility for defense, while some analysts warn it could limit NATO's long-range strike and surveillance capabilities.

4 outlets · 5 articles Jun 13

Bosnian Serb Leader Accuses EU of Militarization, Defends Russia’s Ukraine Policy

Milorad Dodik, leader of Bosnia’s Republika Srpska, said the EU is trying to turn itself into a military alliance to pressure Russia, praised President Putin for avoiding mass civilian casualties, and blamed Kiev for a deadly strike on a college. His comments, carried by TASS, come amid ongoing Western sanctions and the Ukraine conflict.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 13

Palestinian Football Chief Says US Visa Denied for World Cup

Jibril Rajoub, head of the Palestinian Football Association, says he has been denied a US visa to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He attended the opening match in Mexico City but faces travel restrictions affecting several delegates. The US State Department has not commented, while FIFA says it cannot overrule US visa decisions.

2 outlets · 2 articles Jun 12

Strategic stalemate: U.S. and Iran reach memorandum of understanding but face fragile peace

The U.S. and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding to end hostilities, lifting blockades and setting the stage for nuclear talks. The deal, reached after a months-long war that failed to achieve either side's goals, has been met with relief and skepticism, with Israel watching from the sidelines.

3 outlets · 5 articles Jun 12

Moscow Mayor Reports Multiple Waves of Drone Interceptions

Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin has reported repeated interceptions of drones approaching the Russian capital, with varying totals given across different statements. The defense ministry's air defense systems have been credited with downing the unmanned aerial vehicles.

1 outlet · 4 articles Jun 12

UK Defence Funding Row Deepens as New Secretary Revisits Investment Plan

The resignation of Defence Secretary John Healey over funding disagreements has triggered a wider cabinet dispute, with the Treasury offering £13.5bn against an £18bn gap. New Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis is tasked with finding alternative savings ahead of the NATO summit, while Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces pressure over spending commitments.

1 outlet · 4 articles Jun 12

EU's New Asylum System Takes Effect: Faster Procedures, Stricter Borders, and Mixed Reactions

The European Union's landmark asylum reform, the Common European Asylum System (CEAS), came into force on Friday, introducing mandatory border screenings, fast-track procedures for certain asylum seekers, and a solidarity mechanism. While officials herald it as a comprehensive system offering more control, critics and experts question its effectiveness and warn of potential human rights impacts.

3 outlets · 5 articles Jun 12

Indian Envoy's First Tibet Visit Signals Thaw in Bilateral Ties

India's new ambassador to China, Vikram Doraiswami, visited Tibet to review arrangements for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra, marking his first trip outside Beijing since assuming the post. The visit underscores improving India-China relations following the resumption of the pilgrimage last year after a five-year hiatus.

2 outlets · 2 articles Jun 12

Albania protests over Trump-linked resort enter 35th night, drawing wider anti-government anger

Thousands of Albanians have held nightly protests in Tirana and along the coast against a luxury resort project linked to Jared Kushner, with demonstrations now stretching into their 35th day. The protests, dubbed the 'Flamingo Revolution,' have broadened into calls for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation and anti-corruption reforms, drawing warnings from EU lawmakers about accession talks.

5 outlets · 5 distinct · 9 articles Jun 12

Russia's Ambassador to Canada: Moscow to Keep Opposing Neocolonialism and Unilateral Sanctions

At a Russia Day reception in Ottawa, Ambassador Oleg Stepanov reaffirmed Moscow's opposition to neocolonialism and unilateral sanctions, framing current global shifts as favorable to Russia. He also expressed solidarity with Cuba and emphasized Russia's role in energy and food security.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 12

Asian Investors Seek Creative Routes into SpaceX’s Record IPO

With most Asian investors shut out of SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO, traders are turning to supply-chain stocks, ETFs, and other proxies. Meanwhile, reporting reveals that some Chinese and Qatari investors held stakes in SpaceX before it went public, raising regulatory and national security questions.

2 outlets · 2 articles Jun 12

South Korea faces sustained inflation, labor market strain amid Middle East war fallout

South Korea is bracing for prolonged inflationary pressure and a cooling job market as the Middle East war continues to disrupt global energy and supply chains. Government data shows consumer prices rose 3.1% in May, while jobs fell by 40,000, prompting the finance ministry to prepare targeted support measures.

1 outlet · 4 articles Jun 12

BOK Governor Signals Further Rate Hikes as Inflation Pressures Persist

Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song reiterated the need for further interest rate hikes to combat persistent inflation, citing elevated consumer prices and strong economic growth. He ruled out a 'big step' but emphasized proactive policy measures.

1 outlet · 4 articles Jun 12