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The bishop of Kharkiv said a Vatican mission to Moscow would not produce results.
Gas prices in Europe have reached their highest level in three and a half years.
Oil prices have fallen on global markets, prompting discussion of whether consumers in Bosnia and Herzegovina will see lower fuel prices.
A US Air Force C-17 Globemaster reportedly landed in Moscow, while the Kremlin said it had no information about the flight.
The USS Abraham Lincoln is reportedly preparing to dock in Thailand for a stop, rest and resupply.
The headline reports that Donald Trump announced full control over the Strait of Hormuz and said every part of it was being monitored.
The headline reports that Leonardo is prepared to service Ukraine using European funds and produce drones for Kyiv.
The headline reports that Israel intends to remain in a buffer zone until perceived threats are removed.
The prime minister said power supplies are being restored too slowly after a storm.
Donald Trump was warned of a vulnerability as he escalated threats against Canada.
U.S. Representative Suhas Subramanyam raised concerns about the treatment of former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan.
Potentially severe storms are forecast for Arkansas, while rainfall is not expected to significantly improve drought conditions.
A state logistics operator announced tenders for fibre-optic FPV kamikaze drones and deep-strike UAVs.
A senior Syrian Druze sheikh stated that the Druze are an inseparable part of Israel.
Pakistan faced condemnation over alleged killings of Kashmiris in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, while protests reportedly reached New York.
Ukrainian official Fedorov said Ukraine is slowly losing the war and needs systemic changes and innovation.
Recruitment of Arab-Israeli citizens into Israel's police forces has declined significantly.
Nigeria's national oil company has raised petrol prices despite a free-delivery initiative from the Dangote refinery.
Canada has announced retaliation against tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, prompting reactions from officials and others.
Historic waterworks in Curaçao could be repurposed or developed to help address drought and flooding.
The Wall Street Journal criticized tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on Canada, calling them a renewed trade war.
Research indicates that carbon released from thawing permafrost remains largely in marine sediments.
Seventy-five firefighters were deployed at Marien-Hospital in Erftstadt. The headline does not state the cause, casualties or extent of any hazard.
Military robots were displayed in a parade in Kyiv, Ukraine. The headline provides no indication of combat use or a change in the conflict.
Tunisia is described as a leading olive-oil exporter, while the headline raises concerns about the costs of that position. No specific disruption is stated.
A government is considering whether to penalize a contractor over delays to a gas-to-energy project. The headline does not identify the country or the scale of the delay.
A fight over unlimited oil-spill protection from Exxon has reached the CCJ. The headline does not provide details about a specific spill or ruling.
Visitor spending in Auckland has fallen while the city’s role as a technology hub has grown. The headline indicates a shift in the city's economic profile.
A $4.9 billion Northwest Busway project has received provisional approval for fast-track processing. The headline does not specify the project's location.
Syria's Transitional Justice Commission stated that the Daraya massacre is not subject to a statute of limitations. The statement concerns accountability for a mass-casualty incident from the Syrian conflict.
A $140 million Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority project is expected to affect commuter rail and Amtrak riders north of Boston.
Gulf Keystone Petroleum highlights a restart of production in its first-half 2026 earnings call. The supplied headline provides no further operational details.
The government will investigate a fire on an FPSO operated by Exxon. The headline does not state the extent of damage, injuries or production disruption.
A rescue operation is underway for people reported missing from a Tunisian boat. The supplied headline does not provide further details on the incident or location.
Aggressive recruitment efforts are reportedly targeting Russians for service in the war in Ukraine, prompting resistance in one town.
Authorities are investigating a miles-long oily sheen reported in Cook Inlet.
A reported $5.7 million in disaster funding is being directed toward storm-defense measures.
Ukrainian drones are reportedly striking increasingly deep into Russian logistics. The headline says Ozon lost six distribution centers in three days.
A purported Grand Theft Auto VI demo is reportedly fake and contains malware. The warning indicates a cyber threat targeting people seeking the game.