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Dismissal of Ukraine’s Former Defence Minister Sparks Nationwide Protests
The ousting of Mykhailo Fedorov has triggered demonstrations across Ukraine.
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Launch of India’s First Hydrogen‑Powered Train in Haryana Flag‑Off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the nation’s inaugural hydrogen‑fuel‑cell train on 17 July 2026, marking a milestone for green transport and indigenous technology.
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Physiotherapist Mary Habila Died at Uburu Residence as Works Minister David Umahi Breaks Silence
Minister of Works David Umahi publicly broke his silence after physiotherapist Mary Habila died at his residence in Uburu, Ebonyi State.
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UK police say former British political figure was killed in a targeted attack
Counterterrorism officers said the killing was targeted and that they are still investigating the motive behind the death of the former minister.
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Andy Burnham gives first speech in parliament since becoming Makerfield MP as reports say he is set to become British prime minister on Monday
In his first speech in parliament since winning the Makerfield seat, Burnham said new legislation will pass power to the people.
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New Zealand actor Sam Neill dies at 78
The "Jurassic Park" and "The Piano" star died aged 78, following an April announcement that he was cancer-free after treatment for stage-three blood cancer.
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Republican senator was a big advocate for strikes on Iran and other foreign policy priorities of Israel
The Republican senator was a big advocate for strikes on Iran and other foreign policy priorities of Israel, according to the supplied report.
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UK proscribes Iran’s IRGC as a terrorist organisation
The UK proscribed Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organisation, with one report saying the move came after concerns about threats to life and intimidation on UK soil.
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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.
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OFAC updates Iran and counter-terrorism sanctions lists
The U.S. Treasury office also issued an Iran-related general license in its July 10 action.
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Moldova’s president designates businessman Vasile Tofan to form new government after prime minister steps down
President Maia Sandu has designated businessman Vasile Tofan to form a new government after Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu stepped down, according to the supplied reports.
Elections
Israel will hold elections on October 27 as Netanyahu seeks another term
Both reports say Israel’s parliamentary or national election is set for October 27, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu planning to run again.