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Why Zelenskyj Can't Surrender Donetsk: Three Key Reasons

Despite over ten years of Russian aggression against eastern Ukraine, the frontline in Donetsk has been kept relatively intact. Now it is being speculated that President Volodymyr Zelenskyj may need to give up the important region to put an end to the war – something that could mean a Ukrainian catastrophe.
Why Zelenskyj Can't Surrender Donetsk: Three Key Reasons

Trump Backs Proposal for Ukrainian Land Concessions to Russia

The President of the USA, Donald Trump, supports a proposal from the Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding Ukrainian land concessions in order to achieve peace. European leaders may participate in Zelenskyj's meeting with Trump on Monday.
Trump Backs Proposal for Ukrainian Land Concessions to Russia

Key Points to Watch for in Trump-Putin Alaska Meeting

The war in Ukraine is on the agenda when the President of the USA, Donald Trump, receives his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Alaska. Here are the points to keep track of ahead of the historic meeting.
Key Points to Watch for in Trump-Putin Alaska Meeting

Chelsea Donates World Championship Prize Money to Diogo Jota's Family

Chelsea will donate a part of the prize money from the club team World Championship to Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva's family, according to The New York Times. The London club earned just over a billion kronor for the tournament victory, where they defeated PSG 3-0 in the final.
Chelsea Donates World Championship Prize Money to Diogo Jota's Family

Trump's DC Emergency Declaration Sparks Outrage Amid Crime Decline

An "historic" action that is supposed to save the US capital from "crime and bloodshed", claims President Donald Trump about his decision to call in the National Guard. But official statistics show that serious crime is decreasing in the city.
Trump's DC Emergency Declaration Sparks Outrage Amid Crime Decline

Zelenskyj May Join Trump-Putin Meeting in Alaska Next Week

Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyj may possibly be invited to the meeting between the USA's Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin, which will take place in Alaska next week, reports Nato ambassador Matthew Whitaker to CNN according to The New York Times. .
Zelenskyj May Join Trump-Putin Meeting in Alaska Next Week

US Military Authorized to Target Latin American Drug Cartels

USA's president Donald Trump has in secret signed an order which means that American military can be deployed against terror-classed drug cartels in Latin America, according to sources for The New York Times. .
US Military Authorized to Target Latin American Drug Cartels

Trump Reports "Great Progress" in Moscow Talks with Putin

Both the USA and Russia were satisfied with the meeting in Moscow between Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff and President Vladimir Putin. According to information to The New York Times, Trump and Putin will meet in person next week.
Trump Reports "Great Progress" in Moscow Talks with Putin

Americans Held in Iran Amid Hostage Diplomacy Concerns

At least four Americans have been deprived of their freedom by Iran and are believed to be pawns in the country's so-called hostage diplomacy, reports The New York Times. .
Americans Held in Iran Amid Hostage Diplomacy Concerns

Trump Explains Hesitation on Pardoning Diddy After 2020 Campaign Rift

USA's president Donald Trump has been asked to pardon convicted rap star Sean "Diddy" Combs. But that Combs turned his back on him during the presidential campaign in 2020 may have cost him the opportunity.
Trump Explains Hesitation on Pardoning Diddy After 2020 Campaign Rift

US Aid Cuts Threaten Wildlife Conservation in Africa and Asia

Much is at stake when the USA withdraws support for nature conservation in many countries in the third world. The largest donor, the aid agency USAID, is in principle shattered since 83 percent of all projects have been scrapped.
US Aid Cuts Threaten Wildlife Conservation in Africa and Asia

Tesla Ordered to Pay $243 Million for Fatal Accident in Florida

A jury in the USA has decided that the electric car manufacturer Tesla will have to pay approximately 243 million dollars, equivalent to 2. 4 billion kronor, in fines and damages for a fatal accident with a Tesla car, writes The New York Times.
Tesla Ordered to Pay $243 Million for Fatal Accident in Florida

Trump Signs New Tariff Order Affecting 70 Countries

Immediately before the deadline for the tariff pause that was to expire on August 1, Donald Trump signed a new presidential order on tariffs covering around 70 countries. Tariffs that are to come into force on August 7 and which for some countries are increased significantly.
Trump Signs New Tariff Order Affecting 70 Countries

What We Know About Ozzy Osbourne's Funeral in Birmingham

Today, heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne is laid to rest in Birmingham – and fans have several opportunities to say goodbye. This is what we know about his funeral.
What We Know About Ozzy Osbourne's Funeral in Birmingham

Teenage Son Poised to Succeed Chechnya's Leader Amid Health Concerns

Chechnya's dictator Ramzan Kadyrov is said to have been close to drowning the other day, according to Turkish media. Mysterious health problems contribute to increasingly intense reports that "Putin's attack dog" is preparing his teenage son to take over power, writes The New York Times.
Teenage Son Poised to Succeed Chechnya's Leader Amid Health Concerns

Natalie Harp: The Human Printer Influencing Trump with Paper

Internally she is called the "human writer". The former TV anchor Natalie Harp is said to have her desk near the Oval Office and a rare direct line to Donald Trump.
Natalie Harp: The Human Printer Influencing Trump with Paper

Qatar Funds Secret Renovation of Trump's Presidential Plane

USA's president Donald Trump does not hesitate to criticize federal expenditures. But when it comes to the costs of the renovation of the plane that the president received as a gift from Qatar, the lid is on.
Qatar Funds Secret Renovation of Trump's Presidential Plane

Aitana Bonmatí's Journey: From Hospital to Euro Final Hero

Superstar Aitana Bonmatí suffered from meningitis four days before the European Championship premiere – then she shot her Spain to a historic European Championship final. I could write a book about this, she said to BBC after the match.
Aitana Bonmatí's Journey: From Hospital to Euro Final Hero

Airborne Emergency Aid to Gaza Resumes Amid Ongoing Crisis

The famine is spreading in Gaza, warns Doctors without Borders (MSF). But on Saturday evening, local time, the aid deliveries from the air will be resumed, after permission from Israel.
Airborne Emergency Aid to Gaza Resumes Amid Ongoing Crisis

Harvard Visa Program Under Investigation by Foreign Affairs Ministry

The feud between Harvard University and the Trump administration continues. .
Harvard Visa Program Under Investigation by Foreign Affairs Ministry

House of Representatives Closes Early to Halt Epstein Document Debate

USA's House of Representatives will be closed from Thursday until September. This announces Speaker Mike Johnson.
House of Representatives Closes Early to Halt Epstein Document Debate

Russia Uses Fake Drones to Overwhelm Ukraine's Air Defense

Russia has heavily stepped up its drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities during the summer. An increasingly common tactic is to use large numbers of fake drones that exhaust the Ukrainian air defense.
Russia Uses Fake Drones to Overwhelm Ukraine's Air Defense

Lavrov Claims Trump Faces EU Pressure Over Ukraine Strategy

USA will send top-class weapons to Ukraine – and threatens Russia with giant tariffs if no peace agreement is in place within 50 days. But the weapons bill will be paid by Europe.
Lavrov Claims Trump Faces EU Pressure Over Ukraine Strategy

US Supreme Court Allows Mass Layoffs in Education Department

The Supreme Court in the USA gives Donald Trump's administration the green light to lay off around 1,300 people from the Department of Education in Washington, reports New York Times. .
US Supreme Court Allows Mass Layoffs in Education Department
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