A federal court in Boston ruled Trump's executive order on tightening mail-in voting rules unconstitutional. The decision will remain in effect until the midterm congressional elections on November 3.
A queue of cars at least 15 km long formed at the exit from occupied Crimea. Traffic on the Crimean Bridge was temporarily blocked at night; the reasons are not reported.
Deputy Head of Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bartoszewski stated that the dispute over state awards is pointless. He believes there was no need to strip Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle.
Canada has obtained full membership in the EBU after a rule change, allowing participation in Eurovision. The decision was made at the General Assembly in Prague.
The Ecuador national team beat Germany 2:1 in the 2026 World Cup group stage. The team advanced to the playoffs as the best third-placed team in the group stage.
Former Russian military officer Alexander Lunin demanded a personal meeting with Putin, threatening that the army would turn its weapons on the Kremlin. He claims that military personnel are being tortured for refusing to carry out orders.
Hospitals in Paris are operating at the limit of their capacity due to the abnormal heat. France is introducing restrictions on alcohol, the temperature has exceeded 40 degrees.
The European Union indefinitely extended the suspension of tariffs in the trade dispute with the US over Boeing and Airbus. Negotiations between the parties continue to ensure stability.
Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko announced the conclusion of 160 agreements worth over 10 billion euros at the URC2026 conference in Gdańsk. Among the key results are the first EU tranche of 3.2 billion euros and an agreement with the World Bank for 3.4 billion dollars.
In the Greater Poland Voivodeship on the evening of June 25, two passenger trains collided, several cars derailed. Five people were hospitalized, traffic on the line has been temporarily suspended.
The death toll from the powerful earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 188, with over 1,500 injured. About 200 people remain trapped under the rubble, rescue operations are ongoing.
Iranian military shelled a cargo ship near the Strait of Hormuz, hitting the starboard side. The ship sustained damage off the coast of Oman.
The US and Latin American countries are ready to provide humanitarian aid to Venezuela after powerful earthquakes. Trump called the consequences terrible and ordered rescue teams to be prepared.
NATO Secretary General Rutte assured Trump that allied discontent is isolated incidents. Trump remained dissatisfied with the allies' position on the war with Iran.
The U. S. Senate again failed to support a resolution that would restrict President Trump from taking military action against Iran without congressional approval. After Trump's criticism, some Republicans changed their stance, and the measure failed with a vote of 47 to 50.
Representatives of "ATESH" conducted reconnaissance of three objects of the Russian Federation's military infrastructure in western Crimea. The collected materials were handed over to the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
Over the past day, the Russian army lost 1,270 servicemen and 1,994 unmanned aerial vehicles. The greatest losses were recorded in drones and automotive equipment.
After earthquakes of magnitude 7. 2 and 7.5, a state of emergency was declared in Venezuela. In Caracas, the international airport was closed due to damage, and rescuers are searching for people under the rubble.
U. S. President Donald Trump spoke at a rally on the National Mall, opening a 16-day program of celebrations. The events are dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Declaration of Independence and will conclude on July 4.
In the Krasnodar region of the Russian Federation on June 25, a fire broke out at the Poltava oil depot due to falling UAV debris. The road traffic is blocked, emergency services are working on site.
The price of gold stabilized near $4,000 after a nearly 3% drop. The market is under pressure from a strengthening dollar and expectations of tighter Fed policy.
Bloomberg reports that the US tested Ukrainian Magura drones in the Philippines. Countries in the region, including China, are ramping up production of naval drones.
Israeli companies are negotiating the demolition of destroyed buildings in Gaza. A security official warns of the risks of implementing the plan before the demilitarization of the sector.
The Protector robotic system of the 429th brigade "Achilles" delivered cargo to positions despite being hit by shrapnel from an FPV drone and detonating a mine. In a single trip, it can transport nearly a ton of cargo at speeds of up to 60 km/h.
The Hungarian government has submitted to parliament a bill on opening the archives of the secret police of the communist era. An independent commission will be established for the archives to determine which documents will remain classified.
The United Kingdom has intensified work on the DragonFire combat laser system for Type 45 destroyers. In 2024, it was reported that a prototype could be transferred to Ukraine for combat testing.
Colombia's Electoral Commission confirmed Abelardo de la Espriella's victory in the presidential election. He will take office on August 7, and current President Petro has begun the transition of power.
The national teams of Brazil and Morocco secured their spots in the World Cup playoffs. Brazil defeated Scotland 3-0, while Morocco beat Haiti 4-2.
On the night of June 25, the occupied Crimea was attacked by drones, explosions were heard in many areas. Strikes on the Tavriyska Thermal Power Plant and temporary power outages in Simferopol are reported.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi announced the imminent resumption of inspections at Iranian nuclear facilities. Iran insists on a final agreement with the United States and the lifting of sanctions for inspectors' access.
