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Euronews publishes "Latest news bulletin | July 12th, 2026 – Evening"
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General News
Starmer expected to push Hillsborough law through Commons in final week in office
The stalled bill, delayed for months, is aimed at preventing cover-ups, strengthening support for bereaved families and creating new offences for officials who mislead the public or block accountability.
Geopolitics
Iran reports strikes on two islands, Kuwait says border posts and oil platform attacked in wider Gulf escalation
Iran reported strikes on two of its southern islands and Kuwait said border posts and an offshore oil platform were attacked, as tensions widened after intense US strikes.
Geopolitics
Ukraine’s allies meet in Paris to discuss continued military support for Kyiv
Ukraine’s allies are meeting in Paris for talks on continued military support for Kyiv, while the EU’s top diplomat says there is not yet consensus on additional sanctions against Russia.
Foreign policy
Pedro Sanchez condemns Mariano Rajoy over remark that France’s football team had 'no French players'
The Spanish prime minister denounced the former leader’s comment as xenophobic, while reports said French politicians also criticised the remark.
General News
Chennai Super Kings part ways with Stephen Fleming after 18 years
Chennai Super Kings mutually decided to part ways with long-serving head coach Stephen Fleming after 18 years, ending one of the IPL’s most durable coaching partnerships.
War and security
Israel’s military has attacked several places across Gaza
Israel’s military has attacked several places across Gaza, according to a developing report from a single source.
Elections
Opinion piece says Pezeshkian will be blamed as the scapegoat for a failed MoU
The article argues that blaming the Iranian president for the failed memorandum of understanding would obscure tensions between competing factions in Tehran.
Business
Ro Khanna Was Detained by Settlers in the Occupied West Bank, Prompting Pro-Israel Attacks
US Democrat Ro Khanna was detained by settlers in the occupied West Bank, and the episode was followed by pro-Israel attacks after he accused the Israeli military of lying.
Sports
Jannik Sinner defeats Alexander Zverev to defend Wimbledon title
Jannik Sinner defeated Alexander Zverev 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4 to win his second straight Wimbledon championship and retain the world No. 1's crown at the All England Club.
Climate
Major wildfire rages through Fontainebleau forest south of Paris during heatwave
A major wildfire spread through France’s Fontainebleau forest south of Paris during a heatwave, triggering a large emergency response and disrupting road and rail traffic.
War and security
US launches new wave of strikes against Iran aimed at degrading military capabilities
The attacks came after three days of tit-for-tat strikes between Iran and the US, as a June ceasefire deal frayed.