◆US-Iran strike pause holds for a third day as mediators press for talks◆Record wildfires in Spain and France displace about 375,000 as a fourth heat wave approaches◆Oil falls up to 9 percent after US and Iran pause strikes◆Saudi Arabia intercepts drones from Iraq as Houthi attacks cut Red Sea traffic by half◆Nvidia in talks to guarantee $250bn for OpenAI data centre in Ohio◆Netanyahu in Washington as US presses for Israeli pullbacks in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria◆Fed's new chairman faces first rate decision as markets split on a hike◆CXMT shares jump about 470% on Shanghai trading debut◆Iran threatens response after Ukrainian strike on Caspian Sea cargo ship kills sailor◆Ukrainian drone strikes hit Udmurtia oil site, Crimea utilities and Kazakh export route◆Strikes on both sides of the front kill civilians in Chernihiv and Rostov-on-Don◆Zelensky visits new UK prime minister before White House talks as US aid timeline stretches to 2029◆Nvidia forms Open Secure AI Alliance as open-weight dispute widens◆Attacker kills one and injures dozens at Berlin Pride parade◆Israeli raids across West Bank towns as UN criticises settlement expansion◆Ebola responders in DR Congo strike as recorded cases pass 3,000◆Report warns falling funding could reverse gains against HIV◆Hugging Face demands $100m in computing capacity from OpenAI after agent attack◆Monitor reports sharp rise in Myanmar military attacks on civilians◆Putin raises authorised army strength to 2.4 million◆Israel approves entry of international stabilisation force into Gaza◆Europe heads into winter with shrinking fuel buffers as Asian buyers cut import reliance◆Analyst sees Russian forces close to a breakthrough in Donbas◆Romania expels Russian diplomat after shooting down three drones◆North Korea reportedly preparing to send 30,000 more troops to Russia◆Sudan's army says it has retaken the Khartoum to El Obeid highway◆Trump takes mail ballot restrictions to the Supreme Court and calls for ending the filibuster◆Bank of England expected to hold rates while Singapore tightens again◆Uganda starts emergency food distribution after 19 hunger deaths in Karamoja◆Moscow promises response to EU sanctions as Greek shipping carve-out prompts rethink◆Jihadist attacks kill at least 31 in north-eastern DR Congo◆Hamas completes leadership vote◆Venezuela's government and opposition to begin US-supervised talks on 1 August◆China threatens countermeasures over planned US sanctions on AI firms◆Colombia's president-elect to cut ties with Cuba and Nicaragua◆China adds EU entities to its export control list◆Trump backs possible F-35 sale to Turkey despite Israeli objections◆Indonesia's central bank governor resigns unexpectedly◆Johnson & Johnson to pay $5.5bn to settle talc cancer claims◆Record AI lobbying spending and Meta's secret Louisiana data centre deal◆Turkey to present 'Terror-Free Türkiye' legal framework before recess◆Apple regains title of most valuable public company from Nvidia◆Chad notifies the UN of its withdrawal from the ICC◆Pentagon data show US casualties in the Iran campaign◆Fedorov's dismissal strains Ukraine's political leadership◆Meta teen-harm trial opens in Tennessee◆Trump presses RFK Jr. to scale back childhood vaccines◆India's education minister resigns after youth protests◆Kim Yo Jong calls North Korea's nuclear status irreversible◆Report examines how many US missiles remain◆US-Iran strike pause holds for a third day as mediators press for talks◆Record wildfires in Spain and France displace about 375,000 as a fourth heat wave approaches◆Oil falls up to 9 percent after US and Iran pause strikes◆Saudi Arabia intercepts drones from Iraq as Houthi attacks cut Red Sea traffic by half◆Nvidia in talks to guarantee $250bn for OpenAI data centre in Ohio◆Netanyahu in Washington as US presses for Israeli pullbacks in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria◆Fed's new chairman faces first rate decision as markets split on a hike◆CXMT shares jump about 470% on Shanghai trading debut◆Iran threatens response after Ukrainian strike on Caspian Sea cargo ship kills sailor◆Ukrainian drone strikes hit Udmurtia oil site, Crimea utilities and Kazakh export route◆Strikes on both sides of the front kill civilians in Chernihiv and Rostov-on-Don◆Zelensky visits new UK prime minister before White House talks as US aid timeline stretches to 2029◆Nvidia forms Open Secure AI Alliance as open-weight dispute widens◆Attacker kills one and injures dozens at Berlin Pride parade◆Israeli raids across West Bank towns as UN criticises settlement expansion◆Ebola responders in DR Congo strike as recorded cases pass 3,000◆Report warns falling funding could reverse gains against HIV◆Hugging Face demands $100m in computing capacity from OpenAI after agent attack◆Monitor reports sharp rise in Myanmar military attacks on civilians◆Putin raises authorised army strength to 2.4 million◆Israel approves entry of international stabilisation force into Gaza◆Europe heads into winter with shrinking fuel buffers as Asian buyers cut import reliance◆Analyst sees Russian forces close to a breakthrough in Donbas◆Romania expels Russian diplomat after shooting down three drones◆North Korea reportedly preparing to send 30,000 more troops to Russia◆Sudan's army says it has retaken the Khartoum to El Obeid highway◆Trump takes mail ballot restrictions to the Supreme Court and calls for ending the filibuster◆Bank of England expected to hold rates while Singapore tightens again◆Uganda starts emergency food distribution after 19 hunger deaths in Karamoja◆Moscow promises response to EU sanctions as Greek shipping carve-out prompts rethink◆Jihadist attacks kill at least 31 in north-eastern DR Congo◆Hamas completes leadership vote◆Venezuela's government and opposition to begin US-supervised talks on 1 August◆China threatens countermeasures over planned US sanctions on AI firms◆Colombia's president-elect to cut ties with Cuba and Nicaragua◆China adds EU entities to its export control list◆Trump backs possible F-35 sale to Turkey despite Israeli objections◆Indonesia's central bank governor resigns unexpectedly◆Johnson & Johnson to pay $5.5bn to settle talc cancer claims◆Record AI lobbying spending and Meta's secret Louisiana data centre deal◆Turkey to present 'Terror-Free Türkiye' legal framework before recess◆Apple regains title of most valuable public company from Nvidia◆Chad notifies the UN of its withdrawal from the ICC◆Pentagon data show US casualties in the Iran campaign◆Fedorov's dismissal strains Ukraine's political leadership◆Meta teen-harm trial opens in Tennessee◆Trump presses RFK Jr. to scale back childhood vaccines◆India's education minister resigns after youth protests◆Kim Yo Jong calls North Korea's nuclear status irreversible◆Report examines how many US missiles remain