The Italian Prosecutor's Office is investigating Itamar Ben-Gvir's involvement in the torture of Italian Gaza flotilla activists. The minister denies all allegations.
Only 35% of Americans approve of Donald Trump's performance, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. About 59% of U.S. citizens expect gasoline prices to increase.
FC Lyon has filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office over suspicions of the embezzlement of hundreds of millions of euros. The investigation concerns operations from May 2023 to June 2025.
In the city of Reutlingen, an investigation is underway into a suspected arson attack on a critical infrastructure facility. Tens of thousands of homes and a local hospital were left without electricity.
Paramount offers concessions to the US for approval of the $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Regulators are examining the risks of media market monopolization.
Trump demands the firing of Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough for blocking election rules. Republican leader John Thune spoke out in defense of the official.
Shortages of AI-92 and AI-95 gasoline have occurred at many gas stations in the Krasnodar Krai. The Russian Ministry of Energy acknowledged supply problems due to aerial attacks.
The multiple launch rocket systems were handed over to the soldiers of the 148th Separate Artillery Brigade. This will reduce the time required for coordination and deployment of the weapons.
On the night of June 9, Russians attacked Chuhuiv, resulting in the deaths of three people. Another man received medical assistance for an acute stress reaction.
Volker Türk stated there is a critical shortage of medicine and fuel in Cuba due to US restrictions. This has led to an increase in mortality among children and cancer patients.
A 70-year-old Frenchman was arrested in Greece for causing a fire during work in Loutraki. A spark from a tool ignited the forest; 106 firefighters have been deployed.
On the night of June 9, Russians attacked Kharkiv with drones, striking two districts of the city. Specialists are determining the consequences of the hits and gathering information about casualties.
The EU has imposed sanctions on two Iranian individuals and an IRGC unit for restricting navigation. Tehran called the decision hypocritical following the closure of the strait.
The footballer announced the start of his recovery at home after his defibrillator was triggered. The Denmark vs. Ukraine match was terminated early due to his loss of consciousness.
Zelenskyy and Macron discussed steps to end the war and preparations for the G7 summit. The leaders also coordinated the results of negotiations with U.S. representatives.
A Moscow court has arrested Robert Brovdi in absentia for the second time over a strike on Starobilsk. Unmanned systems commander Andriy Klymenko was also placed under arrest.
The Chapter of the Order of the White Eagle discussed Zelenskyy's award and conveyed its position to the president. The head of state will make the final decision in the near future.
The Netherlands has completed its participation in Mission Interflex, which has trained 63,000 personnel. Going forward, Britain will conduct only specialized training for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The President of Ukraine will hold talks with the Estonian leadership and participate in the NB8 summit. The parties will discuss defense, European integration, and new sanctions.
An energy facility was damaged in the Koriukivka district due to an enemy strike. Over 7,000 subscribers remain without electricity; restoration work is underway.
Trump signed an executive order on the simplified dismissal of 8,000 top officials with salaries of $200,000. This will help remove individuals who obstruct government policy.
Kim Jong Un has inaugurated a new uranium enrichment facility for nuclear weapons. The North Korean leader ordered an exponential increase in the capacity of the country's arsenal.
Congo has confirmed 344 cases of Ebola and 60 deaths due to the spread of the virus. The WHO chief urged against travel restrictions to ensure an effective response.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi named the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon as a condition for peace. Tehran is ready to assist in the reconstruction of the country after the war.
A nighttime drone attack on Kherson left two people dead and nine wounded. Fires broke out in a high-rise building, and rescuers worked under ongoing shelling.
Over the past day, the Defense Forces destroyed 1,300 Russian servicemen and 2,111 enemy drones. The enemy also lost 75 artillery systems and hundreds of units of motor vehicles.
Swiss investors are halting the purchase of oil giants' bonds due to environmental regulations. This affects assets worth over $270 billion.
The price of WTI fell to $95 amid U. S. statements regarding a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Brent is trading at $98 per barrel.
Tokyo and Manila are deepening military cooperation amid Washington's restrained position. The countries are creating their own security system to deter China.
Slovenian authorities refused landing permission to an Israir Airlines aircraft, forcing it to land in Croatia. Israel called this a violation of aviation agreements.
