In northern Greece, a man's body was found in a burned area. The fire engulfed a 5-kilometer front, residents of the village of Liti were evacuated.
The Russian government has decided to temporarily suspend operations at railway border crossing points with Estonia, Latvia, and Finland starting July 1. Most of the crossing points were already not functioning; in particular, Finland closed its land border back in April 2024.
The Danish government announced the 30th military aid package for Ukraine worth nearly $690 million. Part of the funds will go to the purchase of weapons from the Ukrainian defense industry.
Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado has stated her readiness to return to the country after the earthquakes. She accused the government of obstructing her attempts to arrive in Venezuela.
Fifty MEPs have called on FIFA to investigate the actions of President Gianni Infantino over the awarding of the first FIFA Peace Prize to Donald Trump. They believe this may violate the political neutrality of the organization.
On the night of June 30, explosions and air defense activity were reported in several regions of Russia and occupied Crimea. A fire was recorded near a railway station in Crimea, and the seaport was attacked in Novorossiysk.
The Moroccan national team defeated the Netherlands 3-2 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in regular time. The decisive strike was made by Ismael Saibari.
Former Chinese businessman Guo Wengui was sentenced to 30 years in US prison for fraud of over $1 billion. He spent investor funds on a luxurious lifestyle, including a mansion and a yacht.
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff arrived in Doha ahead of possible negotiations between Washington and Tehran. Iran denies holding new talks, stating that no meetings are planned.
Over the past day, Russian troops lost about 1,350 servicemen, 71 artillery systems, and 1,952 drones. Total Russian losses since February 24, 2022 amount to 1,403,550 soldiers.
Global gold prices have fallen nearly 24% since the start of the war, trading near $4020 per ounce. Investors are assessing conflicting signals regarding US-Iran negotiations and inflation risks.
Russia has lost another Orion strike-reconnaissance drone, which was likely shot down by its own air defense forces. Over the past week, the Russian Federation has lost four such drones.
In russia, the design of the unmanned helicopter B-700 with a payload capacity of 700 kg has been completed. Tests are planned for 2027-2028.
WTI oil prices dropped to $70. 32, Brent to $72.40 after US statements about possible talks with Iran in Doha.
The Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile system "Rif" with RK-10 missiles is serially produced and used by the Defense Forces. The system is in service with the 101st separate anti-aircraft missile battalion.
Carl Erik Rinsch was found guilty of fraud and money laundering against Netflix. He spent $11 million on cryptocurrency and luxury items.
At a mother and child center in Stade, a man shot six employees over a custody dispute. The suspect was detained, and the motive for the attack was family-related.
Great Britain plans to allocate 5 billion pounds for drones and AI as part of a new defense strategy. Prime Minister Keir Starmer will present a plan that includes abandoning some programs due to budget constraints.
Democrats from 25 states and the District of Columbia challenge new employment requirements for Medicaid participants. The plaintiffs argue that the rules contradict the law and could lead to loss of insurance coverage.
Iran announced its intention to strengthen control over shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. A new round of talks with the US on ending the war will take place on Tuesday in Doha.
Scientists have identified a tail bone of a titanosaur from Antarctica, which was mistakenly classified as the remains of a reptile in 1985. The dinosaur was about seven meters long and died at a young age.
ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that Europe has become more resilient to external shocks. She cited examples of the bankruptcy of Silicon Valley Bank and Trump's tariff policy.
Germany eliminated from the 2026 World Cup, losing to Paraguay 4:3 in a penalty shootout. Regular time ended 1:1, Jonathan Tah missed the decisive penalty.
EU countries approved restrictions on the use of lead shot to reduce harm to the environment and wildlife. The decision still needs to be approved by the EU Council and the European Parliament.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia has prepared a draft law banning the import of certain industrial goods from Russia and Belarus. The ban will apply to books, clothing and other goods that are not subject to EU sanctions.
Due to a fuel shortage on the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula, agricultural enterprises are suspending operations. Farmers are buying fuel from resellers for up to 300 rubles per liter, which threatens the harvest.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence is changing its approach to army development, betting on drones and AI. The country plans to invest an additional 20 billion euros in defense by 2035.
An explosion occurred in a residential building in Monaco, injuring three people, reportedly Ukrainian citizens. According to media reports, the target may have been former Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Yermolayev.
Over 1,700 people have died as a result of powerful earthquakes in Venezuela, with another 5,000 injured. The speaker of parliament reported that 15,000 people have been left homeless.
The Russian government may allow the production of gasoline and diesel of the "Euro-2" standard until July 2027 due to the fuel crisis. An expert warned about risks for modern cars.
