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Kurti's party garnered 43% in the Kosovo elections but failed to secure a majority. A coalition is required to resolve the crisis and elect a president.
Pashinyan announced the victory of his party in the elections in Armenia. Civil Contract is leading with a result of 54.5 percent of the vote.
Pashinyan's Civil Contract party leads the elections in Armenia with 32% of the vote. The pro-Russian Strong Armenia has only 11% of voter support.
The OPEC+ alliance agreed to increase production by 188,000 barrels per day starting in July. Seven countries plan to fully lift restrictions by the end of September.
A Swedish court has authorized the transfer of the vessel Caffa, suspected of transporting grain from Crimea, to Ukraine. The owners have three weeks to appeal the decision.
Due to her worsening health condition, Mette-Marit has been placed on the lung transplant waiting list. Doctors assess her condition as critical and life-threatening.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak confirmed the decline in oil production due to repairs at refineries. In April, production decreased by 460,000 barrels per day.
The Tibetan spiritual leader will undergo knee treatment in the Indian capital. Following this, he plans an extended trip to the Ladakh region at the end of June.
In May 2026, 101 people died in Spain due to the heat, which is a record since 2015. The figure was 3.6 times higher than the decade average.
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.
A deal with Iran could reduce regional tensions without changing the country's political regime. The document would restore shipping but will not resolve key contradictions.
Microsoft presented Surface computers with Nvidia chips and Project Solara devices. The new gadgets utilize AI agents instead of conventional programs.
A person was killed and dozens were injured as a result of the Iranian attack on the airport and diplomatic missions of Kuwait. The US called the incident a deliberate attack by Tehran.
U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a decision regarding 400 million dollars in aid. The funds were approved by Congress but delayed by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Oil prices rose by 2% due to Iranian attacks on Kuwait and U. S. strikes. A terminal at Kuwait's airport was damaged, and aviation operations have been partially restored.
A German government official stated that an opening for dialogue with the Russian Federation is gradually emerging. Negotiations could begin in a few months with the participation of the E3 group.
SpaceX plans to raise $75 billion through an IPO at a price of $135 per share. The company's market valuation could reach $1.75 trillion.
Ukrzaliznytsia plans to raise freight tariffs by 45% to cover its deficit. This is necessary for debt restructuring and recovery following shelling attacks.
Sweden proposes banning social media for children under 15 due to health risks. The responsibility for age verification would be placed on platform owners.
Sweden lowers the age of criminal responsibility to 13 and builds special prisons. The decision was made due to the active involvement of teenagers in criminal gangs.
The US has imposed sanctions against the Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex and its leadership. The platform is accused of assisting the IRGC and the government in bypassing restrictions.
Microsoft has unveiled the lead-based Majorana 2 chip for quantum computers. The commercial launch of the systems is scheduled for 2029.
Israel continues strikes on Lebanon despite Trump's calls not to attack Beirut. Negotiations for a full cessation of hostilities are ongoing in Washington.
The White House will hold a new correspondents' dinner on July 24 following the disruption of the April event due to a shooting. Donald Trump has confirmed his participation in the event.
BALTOPS exercises are starting in the Baltic Sea with the participation of 15 countries and 20 ships. The maneuvers will last until June 20 to demonstrate the unity of the Alliance.
In Kenya, two people were killed during protests against a U. S. quarantine center. A court has suspended construction of the Ebola facility until June 23.
In Muscatine, a 52-year-old man killed six relatives due to a domestic dispute. After the incident, the attacker shot himself during negotiations with the police.
A magnitude 6. 2 earthquake occurred in Calabria, with its epicenter near Cosenza. Tremors were felt in many regions, but there are no reports of destruction.
Social Democratic leader Mette Frederiksen has formed a minority coalition government. This has secured her a third consecutive term as Prime Minister.
Florida authorities accuse OpenAI of providing harmful advice to children and are seeking billions in compensation. The lawsuit also names CEO Sam Altman.