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Türkiye to strengthen security and defense dialogue with 45 side events in Ankara during NATO summit
The Presidency's Directorate of Communications announced that 45 side events are planned as part of the 'Allies in Ankara' event on the margins of the NATO Summit, addressing topics including the Ukraine war, European security, energy corridors, and hybrid threats.
Ukraine rejects ceasefire proposal for fallen soldiers' bodies in Konstantinovka
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Ukrainian side did not accept the humanitarian ceasefire proposed for the retrieval of the bodies of soldiers killed in the Konstantinovka area. Ukrainian authorities have not yet made a statement on the matter.
North Korea's new nuclear-capable missile threatens US bases in Asia
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un oversaw the test of a strategic cruise missile with a range of 2,000 kilometers from the new Kang Kon destroyer. The missile is nuclear-capable, and Kim gave strict orders for the ship to enter service within two months.
Allies in Ankara program to be held at NATO Summit starting July 7
As part of the NATO Heads of State and Government Summit, the 'Allies in Ankara' program will be held in cooperation with the Presidency's Directorate of Communications, the Munich Security Conference, and SETA. Over two days, 45 events will address global security issues.
Ukraine shifts to strategy of wearing down Russia by striking energy infrastructure
Ukraine is moving away from classic front-line battles in its war with Russia and focusing on long-range strikes targeting energy infrastructure and military facilities to wear down Moscow economically and militarily.
Turkish ballerina Nilay Tahiroğlu receives special diploma award on Bolshoi stage
Nilay Tahiroğlu was the only artist to reach the final in the senior girls solo category at the International Moscow Ballet Competition and receive a special diploma award. While no first or second prize was awarded in the category, Tahiroğlu's achievement became a source of pride for Turkey.
Russian Defense Ministry says Ukraine lost 1,470 soldiers, 282 drones shot down
The Russian Defense Ministry announced that Ukraine lost 1,470 soldiers in the last 24 hours, and that air defense systems shot down 282 drones, 9 guided bombs and one Neptun-MD missile. The Kremlin stated that Russian troops are advancing along the entire front line during the Putin-Trump call, while Peskov warned of provocations ahead of the NATO summit.
Coordinated attacks hit army and Russian bases in Mali
Armed groups in Mali carried out coordinated attacks on army positions and a base housing Russian forces on Saturday. The attacks were claimed by the Tuareg separatist group FLA and the Al-Qaeda-linked JNIM.
Trump offered Putin support to end the conflicts in Ukraine
US President Donald Trump offered assistance to Russian leader Vladimir Putin to help resolve the war in Ukraine.
NATO summit gathers 32 leaders in Ankara on July 7-8
Turkey is hosting the 36th NATO Summit on July 7-8, 2026. Leaders of the 32 member states, including US President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, will gather at the Beştepe Presidential Complex in Ankara. Chaired by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, the summit will focus on increasing defense spending, defense industry production, and support for Ukraine.
Protests in Albania Against Project Allegedly Linked to Trump Family Enter 35th Day
Demonstrations in Tirana, Albania, against the sale of a beach in Zvernec as part of a tourism project allegedly linked to U.S. President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner have entered their 35th day. Prime Minister Edi Rama denied claims that the project belongs to the Trump family.
Roskachestvo announced the signs of fake honey and the new legal regulation
Roskachestvo reported that fake honey can be distinguished by signs such as cloudy consistency, separation, foreign smell and taste. The organization recommended that consumers check the veterinary certificate and the Russian Quality Mark.
US-Iran memorandum implemented but Strait of Hormuz dispute continues
Progress is being made in implementing the memorandum of understanding signed between the US and Iran on June 17, but disagreements persist on critical issues such as the governance of the Strait of Hormuz. Technical talks mediated by Qatar and Pakistan are ongoing.
Maternity capital in Russia may rise to 767,000 rubles in 2027 due to inflation
State Duma deputy Aleksey Govyrin stated that maternity capital for the first child in 2027 will be approximately 767,000 rubles, and for the second child it could reach 1,013,000 rubles. The exact figures will be finalized after the 2026 inflation data is released.
Russia introduces income tax refund for families to strengthen demographic security
In Russia, working parents raising two or more children can reclaim part of their paid income tax under a new state support program. The measure lowers the effective tax rate from 13 percent to 6 percent.
Olympic champion hockey player Ivan Telegin's 8.4 million ruble debt to his ex-wife is being enforced.
Enforcement officers in Moscow have begun forcibly collecting over 8.4 million rubles from hockey player Ivan Telegin owed to his ex-wife, singer Pelageya. Part of the athlete's debt, which previously reached 71 million rubles, was paid last April.
Russian diplomat accuses Japanese media of covering up war crimes in Asia
Russian Foreign Ministry representative Yevgeny Volosastov stated that the Japanese press almost completely ignores crimes committed by Japanese militarism in the 20th century, such as massacres, human experiments, and enslavement.
Family-friendly bill in Russia proposes increasing parental leave to 35 days, 42 for large families
Vladislav Grib, Vice President of the Russian Federal Chamber of Lawyers, proposed increasing annual paid leave to 35 days for families with children and 42 days for large families. The current legal framework sets the basic leave at 28 days.
Polish opposition claims government secretly sent Patriot missiles to Ukraine
Polish Deputy Parliament Speaker Krzysztof Bosak said the government may have sent critical Patriot missiles for air defense systems to Ukraine without parliament's knowledge. Bosak stated that if confirmed, this would be a scandal.
Russia and China launch joint military exercise in the Yellow Sea
Warships from Russia's Pacific Fleet arrived at China's Qingdao port to prepare for the 'Maritime Interaction-2026' exercise, scheduled for July 6-13 in the Yellow Sea. The Russian commander stated that the exercise aims to strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries and serve peace in the region.

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