The body of the US Embassy attaché was found in a Kiev hotel room. The room itself was locked from the inside.
The Russian Federation is probably building a helicopter parking lot at a former military airfield in Bagerovo near occupied Kerch, Crimea, according to satellite images.
The Kremlin does not recognize the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court and considers the arrest warrants issued against former Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov to be absurd and without legal grounds.
A legume supplier company in the Odessa region evaded paying more than UAH 11 million in taxes by concealing operations for the purchase and sale of soybeans.
As a result of the Russian shelling of the border area of Chernihiv region, residential buildings of civilians were damaged, but people were not injured.
An armed man killed 5 people, wounded a 13-year-old girl in Las Vegas, and then committed suicide during a clash with police.
According to a survey by the International Organization for Migration, more than 70% of Ukrainian refugees in Lithuania intend to return to Ukraine as soon as the country becomes safer. About 79% plan to stay in Lithuania for the next six months.
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has travelled to the Northern Mariana Islands. There he is awaiting trial. Assange is expected to be found guilty, with a possible sentence of 62 months in prison.
Israel's Supreme Court has decided to introduce compulsory military service for ultra-Orthodox Jewish students, ending their exemption from compulsory service.
The Kremlin plans to supply libraries in the occupied regions of Ukraine with propaganda books glorifying the exploits of Russian troops and asserting the historical belonging of these regions of Russia.
In Zaporozhye, 8 people, including one child, suffered from food poisoning after eating sushi.
The Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights commented on the European Court's decision, noting that human rights violations in the TOT of Crimea have been proven. The Ombudsman also stated that this is one of the steps towards bringing the perpetrators to justice.
Scientists have captured the hidden satellites of eight bright stars for the first time, combining observations from the Gaia space telescope and ground-based the GRAVITY instrument.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay a one- or two-day visit to Moscow on July 8.
The Florida Panthers hockey team wins the Stanley Cup for the first time in the club's history, defeating the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in Game 7 of the NHL Finals.
The ex-head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of internal affairs is suspected of illegal embezzlement of public funds in the amount of more than 16 million hryvnias under the guise of fulfilling contracts for the supply of computer equipment.
Ukraine and Denmark discussed the creation of a coalition of forces and assets, the transfer of F16 aircraft and the financing of the defense industry of Ukraine during a working meeting between the Ministries of defense of their countries.
The German government rejects the forced repatriation of Ukrainian refugees, but calls on them to integrate into the labor market and earn a living.
Extreme weather conditions such as drought or heavy rains threaten crop production in major regions of the world.
An emergency regime was introduced in occupied Sevastopol, Crimea, after drone strikes and explosions, which killed 3 people, including 2 children.
During the day, Russian troops carried out 31 explosions on the border of the Chernihiv region from various types of weapons in four settlements, but no casualties were recorded.
The Bank of China subsidiary in Russia is suspending operations with Russian banks included in the US sanctions list due to concerns about secondary sanctions.
Tropical Storm Alberto weakened over central Mexico after heavy rains. At least 4 people were killed. There was also a risk of flooding.
According to statements by President Vladimir Putin, Russia is ready to discuss security issues in Eurasia with NATO and other international organizations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the United States had blocked the supply of weapons needed by Israel for a "war for its existence," but the White House, State Department and Pentagon were baffled by his statement and denied any information about such a blockade.
Armenia recognizes the state of Palestine and joins countries that support the two-state principle as the only way to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and establish peace and stability in the Middle East.
Hong Kong recorded the hottest summer solstice in the last 40 years - 34°C. Meteorologists warn of a hotter-than-usual summer due to climate change and a series of periods of extreme heat.
Donald Sutherland, a prominent Canadian actor known for his roles in films such as The Hunger Games, Six Degrees of Separation and Work in Italy, has died at the age of 88, his son said.
Beijing has not yet commented on the new defense pact between Russia and North Korea. Perhaps the PRC is concerned about the potential loss of influence on North Korea and the growing instability on the Korean Peninsula.
A Filipino student during an online meeting with Pope Francis called on him to stop using homophobic language that insults the LGBT community.
