Victorian teachers have gone on strike, closing schools to protest a pay deal they deem inadequate. The action highlights issues of workload, inflation, and the value of public education.
Veteran politician Gerry Kelly announces he will not contest the next Stormont election. His departure marks the end of a long career and opens the door for new leadership in Northern Ireland.
Nine RTÉ management members are among the broadcaster’s top ten earners, sparking debate on public fund usage. The disclosure highlights tensions between executive pay and public accountability.
A woman in her twenties arrested for alleged deception at UCD has been released without charge. The decision highlights the importance of evidence in legal proceedings and preserves the presumption of innocence.
Kosovo’s Prosecutorial Council has dismissed requests from several Serb prosecutors who quit in 2022 to return to their former positions, keeping their resignations in place.
Hungary’s new governing leadership nominated chess legend Judit Polgár for president, but she withdrew, leaving the country without a confirmed candidate.
Poland’s president has submitted a revised plan for a nationwide referendum on implementing EU climate policy, targeting a vote date of September 27.
Sources claim Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei was killed during a meeting tied to the state’s protest crackdown, escalating fear over a wider response.
The European Commission said TikTok did not adequately protect children’s privacy rights, including allowing adults to view minors’ accounts.
Sources say the ICC suspended/remove chief prosecutor Karim Khan after sexual misconduct allegations led to findings of serious misconduct, triggering a vote by member states.
The ICC voted to remove chief prosecutor Karim Khan after sexual misconduct allegations surfaced nearly two years ago, a move diplomats said was supported by a majority vote.
Greece has approved purchase plans for “Achilles Shield,” a multi-layer anti-missile, anti-aircraft and anti-drone system from Israel, costing about $3.1 billion.
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Trump has floated consideration of a “massive attack” on Iran amid stalled efforts to rein in Tehran’s regional activities and nuclear ambitions. Separately, Pakistan is reportedly seeking to restart stalled peace talks, reflecting wider efforts—though uncertain—toward de-escalation in the region. The juxtaposition of heightened rhetoric and diplomatic outreach underscores volatility and the risk of sudden escalation.
Israel’s far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir joined thousands of Jewish extremists at Jerusalem’s al-Aqsa mosque compound, where non-Muslim prayer is restricted under a decades-old “status quo.” Jordan and Palestinian officials condemned the move as an escalation and provocation, citing violations of the holy-site arrangements.
Two extortion suspects died on July 24, 2026, in a Cauca Valley shootout with National Police, according to official reports.
U.S. missiles hit the Shalamcheh border crossing between Iran and Iraq, killing 2 and wounding 11. Part of a 12-night U.S. campaign, the strike damages key trade routes and stokes global economic fears.
Trading partners reacted with dismay after the US proposed forced-labour-linked tariffs of 10% or 12.5% on imports from dozens of countries.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine has intelligence indicating Russia is preparing another large-scale attack, urging civilians to heed air-raid alerts.
Police arrested a 36-year-old man in Mount Austin on July 24, 2026, after seizing multiple unregistered weapons following a business dispute.
A seventy-year-old former village leader was beaten to death with a blunt object in Uttar Pradesh on July 24, 2026.
The U.S. House passed a war powers resolution directing the President to end hostilities with Iran. The move asserts congressional authority over military engagements and reflects a desire for diplomatic solutions.
LSU coach Lane Kiffin expresses regret over the messy nature of his exit from Ole Miss. He cites bad timing and communication errors, aiming to move forward with humility.
Ukraine has imposed sanctions on Wildberries, Russia’s largest e-commerce platform, citing national security concerns. The move reflects broader efforts to reduce economic ties with Russia during the ongoing conflict.
AARP objects to Congress fast-tracking Social Security changes, arguing for thorough debate and protection of earned benefits. The organization emphasizes the need for sustainable and equitable reforms