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FIR Against UP Woman Over Modi Remarks During CJP Protest
A zero FIR has been registered against a Noida woman over alleged abusive remarks against PM Narendra Modi during CJP protests
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A zero FIR has been registered against a Noida woman over alleged abusive remarks against PM Narendra Modi during CJP protests
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Trump says Israel is “very happy” with a Board of Peace agreement calling for complete disarmament of Hamas in Gaza.
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Ukraine’s Prosecutor General is reviewing a presidential request to consider criminal proceedings against Alexander Lukashenko.

Donald Trump initially said the U.S. would grant Ukraine a licence to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, but later comments suggest that plan will not move forward as promised, leaving Kyiv reliant on imported interceptors.

Donald Trump told reporters that U.S. efforts to dismantle the International Criminal Court are meant to protect Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and others from prosecution—not Trump personally—after Marco Rubio said several countries planned to leave the court.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says Doug Ford's airport expansion proposal should not proceed, emphasizing public access to the waterfront after the federal government rejected the plan.

Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing on COVID-19 origins, prompting renewed debate over congressional oversight, legal protections, and pandemic accountability.

The father of the Georgia school shooter receives a 15-year sentence in a case focused on firearm access and parental responsibility.

Seattle’s police chief resigns after criticism over the department’s response and communication following a deadly festival shooting.

Zelensky urged Trump to seek Elon Musk’s approval to enable Starlink-guided Ukrainian strikes inside Russia.

Hundreds of Jordanian figures call for US troops to leave and for a military agreement to be cancelled.

China said it has “serious concern” after new US trade restrictions, warning of harm to cooperation and trade stability.

Police say a British man was arrested for allegedly surveilling RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus and sharing information with Iran’s IRGC.

Japan approved a new National Intelligence Bureau to strengthen intelligence and counter foreign espionage, launching July 31.

Hamas said it agreed to disarm after Trump announced a “Board of Peace” plan for the Israel-Hamas war.

Zelenskyy says Iran and North Korea have already attacked Ukraine by supplying Russia with weapons, drones and personnel.

U.S. investigators say an illicit Iranian gambling network enabled a $4 billion sanctions evasion scheme.

Israel and the US are reportedly weighing options for a land-based blockade targeting Iran, as tensions rise.

A Canadian intern at NATO’s SHAPE headquarters in Belgium has been arrested over suspected spying, prosecutors say, allegedly for China.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi says Pakistan’s governance system has collapsed and urges structural reforms through new administrative units.

Garry Kasparov warns Putin may seek a “winning narrative” and test NATO’s eastern flank next.

Colin Gray, father of Apalachee High School shooter Colt Gray, was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ended endangered protections for the dunes sagebrush lizard after a settlement with Paxton.

Planet says the US government requested curbs on its satellite imagery over parts of the Middle East, limiting coverage.