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Egypt Warns of Escalation
Egypt's Foreign Minister has, in phone calls with Iran's and Lebanon's Foreign Ministers, warned of an escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. The development is "dangerous", said Badr Abdelatty according to the news agency AP.
Multiple Children Killed in Protests in Bangladesh
At least 32 children have been killed during the extensive student protests in Bangladesh, according to the UN children's fund Unicef, writes BBC. In total, over 200 people have been killed in the clashes.
Severe losses for Wagner group in Mali
A large number of Russian mercenaries and Malian soldiers have been killed in battles with rebels and jihadists in recent days. The losses highlight the continued instability in the war-torn Sahel region.
Snoop Dogg carries the Olympic torch
Snoop Dogg may not be associated with either Paris or the Olympic Games, but that didn't stop the American rap legend from taking over the Olympic torch in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis ahead of the opening ceremony. In fact, Snoop Dogg has a connection to the Olympics.
The New Movement: Parents Unite Against Mobile Phones
Binding promises, playdates and supportive chat groups. In countries such as Spain, USA and the United Kingdom, parents are joining forces to keep children away from smartphones for as long as possible.
Harris secures support – can choose running mate soon
Kamala Harris has now secured support from a sufficient number of delegates to be formally nominated as the Democratic Party's presidential candidate ahead of the election in November, reports AP. And as early as next week, it may be time for Harris to point out who she wants as vice president.
Few knew about Biden's decision
Biden's decision to throw in the towel was made just hours before it was announced. His staff found out about it one minute before the message.
"Personal" speech expected from Trump
Donald Trump is expected to have put a more personal stamp on his upcoming speech at the Republican Convention, where he will officially be nominated as presidential candidate. After surviving the weekend's assassination attempt, Trump is deemed to have full control over his party and an increasingly clear lead over rival Joe Biden.
Ukraine Withdraws from Another Village
Ukraine's army has left the village of Urozjine in the Donetsk region. Russian forces have taken control of several communities in the area during the summer.
IS steps up in Iraq and Syria
IS has recently taken on more and more attacks in Iraq and Syria. The terrorist movement is trying to re-establish itself in the region, warns the USA.
The Trump shooter's motive still a mystery
An intelligent loner who has left very few traces in social media and without strong political convictions. This is how Thomas Matthew Crooks, the 20-year-old who was shot dead by the American security service Secret Service after shooting at the former President of the USA, Donald Trump, is described.
Iran releases tanker after Swedish-linked verdict
Iran has released an oil tanker that the country seized over a year ago. The seizure last year was linked by Iranian authorities to a court case involving the Swedish company Mölnlycke.
Israel criticized for school attacks: "Unacceptable"
Israel's repeated attacks on school buildings are condemned by Germany and France, who demand swift investigations. On Wednesday, 20 Palestinians were killed in new air strikes in Gaza – at the same time as Israel signals a continued intense offensive.
New Tourist Destination in Israel: Hamas Terror
Politicians, celebrities, and influencers pose in burnt-out houses and bullet-riddled bunkers. Since the October 7 attack, Israel tourists have flocked to a new tourist attraction: Hamas' destruction.
Dreamed of Europe - Hanged Himself in Italian Custody
Violence and mental illness thrive in Italy's controversial repatriation center. Yet, the government in Rome has promised to build more – and quintupled the time migrants are allowed to be detained.
New lawsuit against Open AI and Microsoft
The media company Center For Investigative Reporting is suing Open AI and its partner Microsoft. It is the latest in a series of lawsuits against the companies.
Rally star in crash – airlifted to hospital by helicopter
Rally star Sébastien Ogier and his co-driver Vincent Landais crashed into another car during practice. Both are being taken to hospital along with two other people.
Fire-ravaged Greece makes a major investment ahead of a hot summer
When the wildfires raged in the Mediterranean countries last summer, Greece was particularly vulnerable. At the same time, criticism has been pouring in from the Greek opposition about the country not being prepared for the fire inferno.
Shots fired at synagogue and churches in Dagestan
Shots have been fired at a synagogue and two Orthodox churches in the Russian republic of Dagestan, reports AFP. Several people are reported to have died, including a priest and several police officers.
The French new election: "Macron is playing Russian roulette"
The news of the French re-election came out of the blue, right in the middle of the intense vote count after the EU election. Macron is playing Russian roulette, says France expert Christophe Premat.
He blew up the dam – general pointed out
The Russian general Oleg Makarevich is suspected of having ordered the devastating attack on a dam in Ukrainian Kherson in June last year, according to Ukraine's security service. .
Today's historical shores threatened by the sea
A new heat is rising over Normandy. The sea is eating up D-Day's beaches – where the largest amphibious operation in history took place during World War II.
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