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Gulf oil exports top 10 million barrels per day in June as US-Israel war on Iran ends
Reuters, citing Kepler data, reported that oil exports from Gulf countries exceeded 10 million barrels per day in June after the US-Israel war ended. Despite the recovery, shipments remained 40 percent below pre-war levels.
50 MEPs Call on FIFA to Investigate Infantino Over Trump Peace Prize
Fifty MEPs from the European Parliament called on the FIFA Ethics Committee to investigate the Peace Prize awarded by FIFA President Gianni Infantino to US President Donald Trump. The letter supports a December application by human rights group FairSquare.
Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu resigns, government falls
Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu resigned, stating he could not continue in office. The decision brought down the government, while President Maia Sandu announced the start of consultations for a new prime minister.
Russian media claim US knew about Kyiv attack in advance, Zelenskyy was in Ireland
The Russian military's large-scale airstrikes on Kyiv, the closure of fuel stations, and President Zelenskyy's departure to Ireland just before the attack have raised questions in the Russian media. The Novorossiya website claimed that the US knew about the attack 3 days in advance and warned Kyiv.
Death toll in Israeli attacks on Lebanon rises to 4,301
The Health Ministry announced that the number of people killed in Israeli attacks since March 2 has reached 4,301. Israel continues its attacks despite the ceasefire process in the region.
Poland's all-time temperature record broken: 70 people have drowned since June
Poland broke its all-time temperature record on June 28, hitting 40.5 degrees Celsius. Seventeen people drowned the same day, bringing the total death toll since June to 70.
Global food prices fall 0.3 percent in June
According to FAO June data, global food prices fell 0.3% month-on-month as declines in sugar, cereals and dairy products offset increases in vegetable oil and meat. While cereal production is expected to reach the second highest level on record this year, 41 countries require external food assistance.
Retired US officer: Ukrainian army cannot stop Russian advance in Donbass
Retired US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter said the Ukrainian Armed Forces cannot stop the Russian army's advance in Donbass. Ritter stated that the decisive battle for the complete liberation of the region is approaching.
Russian Minister Kotyakov launches voluntary sickness insurance for self-employed
Russian Minister of Labor and Social Protection Anton Kotyakov announced that self-employed individuals can receive payments in case of illness by joining voluntary insurance. The pilot program started in 2026 and will continue until the end of 2028.
Russia's clothing imports from Turkey rose to $29.8 million in May
Russia increased its clothing imports from Turkey in May by 1.7 times compared to the same month last year, reaching $29.8 million. The highest expenditure was on trouser suits, at approximately $9 million.
AfD's Frohnmaier accuses Ukrainian ambassador of interfering in German elections
Alternative for Germany (AfD) party lawmaker Markus-Kornel Frohnmaier criticized Ukraine's Berlin Ambassador Alexey Makeev for attempting to persuade German voters not to vote for the AfD. Frohnmaier said that if the AfD comes to power, German resources will serve the German people instead of Ukraine.
Mercenaries from Ukraine are training forces in Sirte, Libya
Latin American mercenaries who fought in Ukraine stayed in Libya after a joint US-Libya exercise and began training forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar. A social media analysis by RIA Novosti revealed that Argentine and Brazilian mercenaries are deployed in Sirte.
Russian Railways to launch suburban train ticket sales via 'Max' across entire network in 2026
Russian Railways (RZhD) plans to offer suburban train tickets via the national messaging app 'Max' across all of Russia in 2026. The service is currently active in regions such as Novosibirsk, Omsk, and Kemerovo.
Putin congratulates Belarus on Independence Day, says Moscow and Minsk will overcome any challenge
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a congratulatory telegram to Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on the occasion of Belarus' Independence Day. Putin stated that Moscow and Minsk can overcome any trial by developing multifaceted relations and strengthening the institutions of the Union State.
Russian Defense Ministry: Drone operators from Varyag brigade destroyed bridge used by Ukrainian army
The Russian Defense Ministry announced that teams from the 'Varyag' unmanned aerial vehicle brigade struck a bridge used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and numerous military targets.
Moscow student loses 1.5 million rubles in cash, jewelry to scammers asking her to vote
A school student in Moscow handed over her mother's cash and jewelry to a courier working for scammers who asked her to vote. Police detained the 19-year-old courier.
Finnish politician Mema criticizes military aid to Ukraine, recalling Medvedev's nuclear warning
Finnish politician Armando Mema, criticizing his country's military support for Ukraine, drew attention to Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev's nuclear targeting warning. Mema described Finland's allocation of resources for a 300 million euro drone purchase for Ukraine as 'surprising'.
Lukashenko's Independence Day message: We are responsible for the memory of our ancestors
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko stated in his message on the occasion of July 3 Independence Day that Belarusians feel a responsibility for the memory of their ancestors. Celebrations are being held in the capital Minsk with more than 100 events.
Canada will build a new oil pipeline to the Pacific to reduce dependence on the US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is launching a massive pipeline project that will shift the country's oil exports away from the US, following an agreement with British Columbia. The line, with a capacity of 1 million barrels per day, will boost access to Asian markets.
Protests against Israel and support for Palestine grow at the 2026 World Cup
At the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, fans are protesting Israel and showing support for Palestine. Banners unfurled in Toronto, a nurse's statement in Miami, and Palestinian flags in stadiums drew attention.

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