Ukraine-Russia talks set for Wednesday in Turkey, Zelenskyy confirms – ABC News
- Ukraine-Russia talks set for Wednesday in Turkey, Zelenskyy confirms ABC News
- Zelensky: Ukraine and Russia to hold peace talks on Wednesday BBC
- Ukraine updates: Third round of talks to begin in Istanbul DW
- ‘No miracles’: Russia downplays Ukraine talks as deadly attacks continue Al Jazeera
- Zelenskiy says Ukraine, Russia to hold peace talks in Turkey on Wednesday Reuters
Man rescued trying to reach Spain from Morocco in rubber ring and flippers
Family in yacht pulled young man from the sea off Costa del Sol
A man who was apparently trying to reach Spain from Morocco using a rubber ring and flippers has been rescued after he was spotted by a family sailing to the Balearic islands.
The family were on their yacht 13 nautical miles south of the Andalucían town of Benalmádena on the Costa del Sol, on 16 July when they manoeuvred around the stern of an oil tanker and saw something moving on the waves.
Continue reading...Stranded UK F-35 fighter jet leaves India after triggering barrage of memes – Euronews.com
- Stranded UK F-35 fighter jet leaves India after triggering barrage of memes Euronews.com
- ‘Bye, Bro’: British Fighter Jet, Stranded in India, Finally Leaves for Home The New York Times
- F-35B in Kerala: UK fighter jet stuck in India for five weeks leaves for Australia BBC
- F-35B Fighter Leaves Kerala Airport After Being Stranded For 5 Weeks NDTV
- British F-35 fighter jet stranded in India for over a month takes off after inspiring memes ABC News
Death Toll in Bangladesh Air Force Plane Crash Rises to 27 – Bloomberg
- Death Toll in Bangladesh Air Force Plane Crash Rises to 27 Bloomberg
- Bangladesh Mourns After Deadly Plane Crash During School Lunch Break The New York Times
- Bangladesh students demand accountability after deadly air force jet crash Al Jazeera
- At Least 19 Dead and Over 100 Injured After Military Jet Crashes into School Campus in Fireball Explosion: Reports Yahoo Home
- What we know about the deadly Bangladesh jet crash into a school BBC
‘Going to the beach’ looks very different in Britain – CNN
Clearing Gaza rubble could yield 90,000 tonnes of planet-heating emissions
Processing debris from Israel’s destruction of homes, schools and hospitals could take four decades
Millions of tonnes of rubble left by Israel’s bombardment of Gaza could generate more than 90,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions – and take as long as four decades to remove and process, a study has found.
Israel’s destruction of Palestinian homes, schools and hospitals in Gaza generated at least 39m tonnes of concrete debris between October 2023 and December 2024, which will require at least 2.1m dump trucks driving 18m miles (29.5m km) to transport to disposal sites, researchers said.
Continue reading...Australia’s Parliament resumes with pro-Palestinian protests and calls for Israel sanctions – AP News
- Australia’s Parliament resumes with pro-Palestinian protests and calls for Israel sanctions AP News
- Trump offers ‘greatest chance’ for Gaza ceasefire, Penny Wong insists, as Australia condemns Israel actions theguardian.com
- As it happened: Israel condemned by federal government, Australian allies over Gaza aid deaths; Labor grilled on Xi meeting The Sydney Morning Herald
- Australia condemns Israel as calls for sanctions grow louder Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Australia news LIVE: Israel condemned by federal government, Australian allies over Gaza aid deaths; Labor grilled on Xi meeting The Age
Photos of Storm Wipha as it hits Asia – AP News
- Photos of Storm Wipha as it hits Asia AP News
- Vietnam races to prepare for Typhoon Wipha as Philippines suffers storm deaths AP News
- Tropical Storm Wipha makes landfall in Vietnam; heavy rains persist in Philippines Reuters
- Tropical Storm Wipha hits Vietnam as Philippines flood displaces thousands Al Jazeera
- Typhoon Wipha Reaches Mainland China After Pounding Hong Kong and Macau The New York Times
Hamas gains control as Israel’s Gaza strategy fails – The Jerusalem Post
- Hamas gains control as Israel's Gaza strategy fails The Jerusalem Post
- Gaza: a war without end? Financial Times
- Hawks v talks: barriers to peace in Gaza The Economist
- IDF is winning battles in Gaza, but Netanyahu is losing the war Ynetnews
- The Dream Palace of the Jews Tablet Magazine
Large rise in abuse claims at mines that may be vital to EU’s energy transition, report says
Researchers find 270 allegations at mineral projects across 13 countries in Europe and central Asia last year
Mines on the EU’s periphery that could be critical to its energy transition have recorded a large rise in allegations of abuse ranging from workplace deaths to soil pollution, a report has found, with a threefold increase in 2024 from the average of the five previous years.
The nonprofit Business and Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC) found 270 allegations of environmental and human rights abuses in transition mineral projects across 13 countries in Europe and central Asia last year, up from 92 the year before.
Continue reading...Iran says reimposing UN sanctions would complicate nuclear standoff – Reuters
- Iran says reimposing UN sanctions would complicate nuclear standoff Reuters
- Iran to hold nuclear talks with European powers on Friday Reuters
- What Will Bring Iran Back to the Negotiating Table: European Sanctions or the Drought? Haaretz
- Opinion | Snapback To Reality: On Iran's 45-Year Slog To Nowhere NDTV
- Iran to Hold Nuclear Talks With European Governments After Sanctions Threat The New York Times
Accuser says ‘rollercoaster’ of Epstein files saga is a ‘real weight’ on victims
‘We refuse to see them die’: AFP journalists’ union says its Gaza reporters are starving – Haaretz
- 'We refuse to see them die': AFP journalists' union says its Gaza reporters are starving Haaretz
- France pushes Israel to let media into Gaza politico.eu
- AFP journalists at risk of starvation in Gaza, news agency says Euronews.com
- AFP journalists in Gaza at risk of starvation, warns journalists' association Anadolu Ajansı
- Hungry And Exhausted, AFP Journalists Document Gaza War Barron's
Indian vice president’s resignation sparks speculation
Arrests in China after more than 230 kindergarten children poisoned by lead paint in food
Principal at school in Gansu province reportedly wanted to attract more enrolments by ‘enhancing’ the colour and look of the food served to children
Chinese authorities have arrested six people and launched disciplinary investigations into almost 30 others after more than 230 kindergarten children were poisoned by food coloured with industrial-grade lead paint
The incident, which occurred in Gansu province earlier this month, is one of China’s worst school food safety incidents and has drawn national attention. An investigative report released by the Gansu provincial party committee on Sunday found a litany of failures in safety and oversight, as well as attempts to cover up the incident, bribe people in charge and modify test results.
Continue reading...BBC sees fragile ceasefire holding in Syria’s battle-scarred Suweida province
BBC sees fragile ceasefire holding in battle-scarred Suweida province
Israel intercepts missile fired from Yemen – Reuters
- Israel intercepts missile fired from Yemen Reuters
- Houthis take responsibility for ballistic missile launch, claim airport targeted The Times of Israel
- Israel says it attacked Houthi targets in Yemen’s Hodeidah port Al Jazeera
- Israeli Air Force strikes Houthi-controlled Hodeida port in Yemen Haaretz
- World News in Brief: Houthi-Israel tensions, Sudan cholera cases rise, deadly attacks in Ukraine UN News
China kindergarten poisoning: Investigation finds cover-up as six arrested – BBC
- China kindergarten poisoning: Investigation finds cover-up as six arrested BBC
- Arrests in China after more than 230 kindergarten children poisoned by lead paint in food theguardian.com
- Chinese Officials Helped Cover Up Lead Poisoning of Children, Report Says The New York Times
- Seventeen investigated after nearly 250 children poisoned by lead in their food Sky News
- Chinese lead poisoning scandal raises fresh questions over local governance South China Morning Post