Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has stated her readiness to modernize cooperation with the autonomous territories. Greenland and the Faroe Islands want to gain more powers in the field of foreign policy.
The police of Zaporizhzhia region reported that Colonel Volodymyr Kononnikov died as a result of a gunshot wound. A criminal investigation has been opened into his death under the article on premeditated murder.
Princess of Wales Kate completed the National Three Peaks Challenge, conquering Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon in less than 24 hours. She raised funds for a charity that supports the hospital where she was treated for cancer.
Over the past day, 197 battles took place on the front, the most active on the Pokrovsk, Sloviansk and Huliaipole directions. The Russians carried out 51 airstrikes and used 5,366 kamikaze drones.
The semi-official Iranian agency Fars published a piece about the need to create nuclear weapons for negotiations with the US and Israel. Later, the agency stated that the publication does not reflect the official position of the editorial board.
Rescuers pulled out another 33 people after the earthquakes in Venezuela. Nearly 50,000 people are still considered missing.
An American Marine went missing during exercises off the coast of California. The search operation has been transitioned to a recovery phase, with 6,200 square kilometers of water area surveyed.
The Israeli military leadership approved the continuation of operations in southern Lebanon after the signing of a new ceasefire agreement. Hezbollah and Iran rejected the deal, insisting on the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops.
Thousands of protesters gather in Kraljevo despite President Vucic's statement about resignation. The tragedy in Novi Sad has become a symbol of corruption for Serbs.
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal stated that the war in Ukraine is changing Europe's approach to security. Europe is transforming from a peace project without weapons into a peace project with weapons.
Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Andrej Babiš will lead the delegation at the NATO summit in Ankara, despite a dispute with President Petr Pavel. The government insists that summit matters fall under the prime minister's competence.
In the city of Słubice, the air temperature reached 40. 5°C, exceeding the previous record from 1921. The data are still awaiting official confirmation.
EU delegation to visit Ankara ahead of NATO summit for talks on Ukraine and security.
Putin acknowledged fuel shortages at gas stations and queues. He stated a possible complete ban on diesel exports.
In the Seredyna-Buda community, an elderly woman died as a result of a Russian attack, having sustained a severe injury in her garden. The victim died in an ambulance.
Head of the Office of the President Kyrylo Budanov supported the bill on the Ukrainian National Pantheon. He emphasized that no one will dictate to Ukrainians which heroes to honor.
MFA spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi ironically commented on Russian propaganda statements about successes in the war. He reminded of the failure of the Kremlin's plans and the loss of 1.4 million people over more than 4 years.
Russian troops launched a missile strike on the Zmiiv community in the Chuhuiv district. One person died, five were wounded, including a child.
Satellite images and videos of the aftermath of the drone attack on the Slavyansk oil refinery in the Krasnodar region of the Russian Federation have been released online. The fire covered over 20 thousand square meters of the enterprise's territory.
US President Donald Trump has threatened 100% tariffs on countries that impose a digital tax on tech giants. The EU is continuing discussions on such a levy in the budget for 2028-2034.
From June 29 to August 1, traffic on Roman Shukhevych Avenue will be partially restricted due to asphalt repairs. Also, from June 29 to July 1, Yunosti Street will be closed for cleaning the storm drainage system.
The U. S. Supreme Court will conclude its term by issuing rulings in seven cases, including on Trump's powers. It will also consider cases on election law and the participation of transgender individuals in sports.
Poland proposed that Germany annually pay 10,000 zlotys to victims of Nazi persecution. The initiative will cost about 100 million euros in the first year.
Colonel Volodymyr Kononnikov was found without signs of life on June 28. No signs of violence have been preliminarily detected, an official investigation is ongoing.
Opta supercomputer updated its forecast for the 2026 World Cup, giving France an 18. 7% chance of winning. Argentina and Spain round out the top three favorites.
Latvian intelligence and other NATO sources indicate Russia's preparation of hybrid actions, including missile strikes or drone attacks. Such provocations could test the Alliance's unity and force the West to reduce support for Ukraine.
In the Irkutsk region of the Russian Federation, a high alert mode has been introduced due to a gasoline shortage. Queues near gas stations will be patrolled by police and Rosgvardia.
The President presented the "Gold Star" orders to Heroes of Ukraine and awards to the families of the fallen. Military personnel, rescuers, Minister Klymenko, and Metropolitan Epifaniy were honored.
An earthquake of magnitude 4. 1 occurred in the tourist region of Algarve in Portugal. There are no casualties or damage, the epicenter was in the Atlantic Ocean.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who announced his resignation, is considering the possibility of leading NATO. To do this, he needs the support of the British government and allies.
