Ukrainians resume protests, demand Fedorov’s return despite Syrskyi’s dismissal – The Kyiv Independent

  1. Ukrainians resume protests, demand Fedorov's return despite Syrskyi's dismissal  The Kyiv Independent
  2. The Ukrainian Commander Tasked With Dragging the Army Out of the Soviet Era  WSJ
  3. Inside the Feud Over Ukraine’s Drone Success  The Atlantic
  4. Ukraine’s New Military Leader Is Forged by War and Technology  Bloomberg.com
  5. Zelensky’s Dizzying U-Turn Is the Latest Zigzag in a Presidency Full of Them  The New York Times
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Five officers injured as police boat strikes Westminster Bridge

Metropolitan police say officers on marine policing boat are receiving treatment after incident in central London

Five officers have been injured after a police boat struck Westminster Bridge in central London on Friday afternoon.

The Metropolitan police said the incident occurred at about 3.40pm and involved a boat from the marine policing unit.

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New Ukrainian Drone Strikes On Wildberries Warehouses Decimate Empire Of Russia’s Richest Woman – Forbes

  1. New Ukrainian Drone Strikes On Wildberries Warehouses Decimate Empire Of Russia’s Richest Woman  Forbes
  2. Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, July 24, 2026  Institute for the Study of War
  3. Ukrainian Attacks Kill 2 in Belgorod and Target Wildberries Warehouse in Urals  The Moscow Times
  4. ‘Up in smoke’: Attacks on ‘Russia’s Amazon’ bring Putin’s war closer to home  CNN
  5. Russian entrepreneurs see stock go up in flames as Ukraine targets Wildberries  Reuters
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How Chinese tech and Russian tactics are aiding Iran’s bombing of US bases

Increasingly accurate and lethal attacks are revealing weaknesses in stretched defences across the Gulf

As the crisis in the Middle East escalates, Iran has been bombing US bases and critical infrastructure in the Gulf with increasing accuracy, helped by Chinese satellite imagery and tactics learned by Russia in Ukraine.

Three US soldiers were killed last Friday in an attack on the Muwaffaq Salti airbase in Jordan, which was being protected by a Thaad air defence system. Satellite imagery later released by Iranian media showed several buildings had been destroyed.

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Water bosses’ pay rises despite bonus ban and public fury over bills and pollution

Exclusive: Eight companies expect to be covered by the ban for 2025-26, the Guardian can reveal

Water company bosses’ total pay rose over the past year despite a government bonus ban and public outrage over pollution and bills, the Guardian can reveal.

One chief executive, Mark Thurston of Anglian Water, received £1.9m – including a £500,000 “retention payment”, despite the bonus ban.

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India cockroach protests: Videos show officers firing ‘pellet guns’ – BBC

  1. India cockroach protests: Videos show officers firing 'pellet guns'  BBC
  2. “Cockroach Democracy”: Arundhati Roy on India’s Youth-Led Protest Movement & Modi’s Collapsing Support  Democracy Now!
  3. India’s Cockroach Movement Delivers a Blow to the BJP  Foreign Policy
  4. India Cockroach Protests Humor  Bluefield Daily Telegraph
  5. India Cockroach Protests  Dayton Daily News
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Drones target northern Iraqi city where US forces are based as US-Iran fighting escalates – AP News

  1. Drones target northern Iraqi city where US forces are based as US-Iran fighting escalates  AP News
  2. Explosions heard near US base in Iraq after US strikes Iran  NewsNation
  3. Explosions heard near US base in Iraq after Pentagon finishes latest strikes against Iran  The Hill
  4. Explosions, smoke near Iraq’s Erbil airport, which houses US troops  The Times of Israel
  5. Explosive drones target US forces as Iran conflict widens  WJLA
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Guyanese authorities confirm death of 72 people in sinking of coastal ferry

Of the estimated 179 people aboard, 76 were rescued as efforts continue to salvage the ship and recover all bodies

The confirmed death toll from the recent capsizing of a state ferry off Guyana’s coast has risen to 72, with more bodies recovered as a multinational team struggle to salvage the partially submerged vessel.

Of the estimated 179 people aboard, 76 people were rescued. The government has estimated that 100 may have died in the accident, which would make it the worst marine tragedy on record for the South American nation.

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