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An Israeli air strike on two schools in Gaza City killed at least 30 people. On the same day, Israeli aircraft attacked a tent city near a hospital, bringing the total number of Palestinians killed to 44.

The New Zealand government announced changes in economic policy due to low GDP growth and a large current account deficit. It is planned to increase exports to support the economy, which grew by only 0.3% for the year.

A landslide on the Chilcotín River created a natural dam, leading to flooding in Colombia. The authorities announced an evacuation in one of the remote areas, expecting a significant increase in the water level in the river.

An Israeli air strike on a school for displaced persons in Gaza killed at least 15 Palestinians. Earlier, two air strikes in the West Bank killed nine militants, including a local commander.

Violent riots against immigrants have broken out in the UK. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets after false information was spread about a knife attack allegedly committed by a radical Muslim migrant.

British police have charged two more men with arson at a Ukrainian business in London linked to russia. The 22-year-old and 19-year-old suspects are charged with aggravated arson, and one is also charged with weapons possession.

President Zelenskyy announced the evacuation of 30 Ukrainians from dangerous areas of Lebanon. Among the evacuees are women and children who are already safe in Poland.

The U. S. team set a world record in the 4x400-meter mixed relay at the Paris Olympics, running 3:07.41. This is the first world record of the 2024 Games in athletics.

Donald Trump has agreed to participate in a debate with US Vice President Kamala Harris on September 4. The format will be similar to the debate with Biden, but with a full audience.

In the Mexican capital, a false earthquake signal was triggered, causing panic among the population. Residents fled their homes and workplaces, even though there was no real earthquake.

Turkey has blocked access to Instagram after the platform blocked condolence posts for the slain Hamas leader. The regulator did not specify the reason and duration of the ban, but it happened after an official criticized Instagram's actions.

U. S. President Joe Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Biden reaffirmed his commitment to Israel's security against Iranian threats and discussed efforts to support the country's defense.

A plane with released prisoners from Russia and Belarus has landed at Cologne airport. Among those released are prominent oppositionists, journalists and foreign citizens exchanged for a Russian killer and spies.

In the UK, a 17-year-old has been charged with the murder of three girls and the attempted murder of 10 people. The attack took place at a summer camp in Southport during a dance workshop.

US diplomat Brian Nichols said that Nicolas Maduro should concede defeat in the Venezuelan elections. Maduro declared victory, which led to demonstrations in the country.

Berlin was relieved to hear that Rico Krieger, who was sentenced to death in Belarus, has been pardoned. Germany will continue to campaign for his speedy return home.

G7 ministers expressed solidarity with the people of Venezuela and concern over the election results. They called for the publication of detailed results and a peaceful resolution of the situation amid the protests.

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Iran, prompting threats of Israeli retaliation. The assassination heightened concerns about the expansion of the Gaza conflict to the Middle East.

The city of Venice has limited the size of tourist groups to 25 people and banned the use of loudspeakers by guides. Violators face fines of 25 to 500 euros.

Brent and WTI crude oil futures rose by $2 after the assassination of the Hamas leader in Iran. The rise in prices came despite concerns about weak demand in China and expectations about OPEC+ decisions.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has declared his readiness to defend Israel in the event of an Iranian attack. At the same time, the United States seeks to reduce tensions in the Middle East and solve problems through diplomacy.

The Pew Research Center has conducted a poll on Americans' attitudes towards US policy on Ukraine. It revealed differences between Republicans and Democrats on the issues of supporting Ukraine and assessing the threat from the war.

The U. S. Deputy Secretary of State said he expects India to cooperate more actively with Ukraine. Indian media reports that Prime Minister Modi may visit Ukraine in August, which would be his first visit since the Russian invasion.

Organizers have authorized the Olympic triathlon competition in the Seine after water quality improved. The decision was made based on the latest analyzes, despite the overnight rain.

Massoud Peseshkian became the new president of Iran, taking the oath of office amid chants of 'Death to America and Israel'. He promised to improve international relations and ease domestic restrictions, but continued his anti-American rhetoric.

The Israeli Defense Forces reported the killing of Fouad Shukr, a Hezbollah leader, during an attack on Beirut. Hezbollah had previously denied this information, claiming that Shukr had survived.

Democratic candidate Kamala Harris received 43% of voter support, compared to 42% for Donald Trump. Harris strengthened her position after Joe Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race.

Russia has authorized the use of cryptocurrencies in international trade to circumvent Western sanctions. The new law will come into force in September, but will not affect the ban on cryptocurrencies in the country.

Donald Trump is launching a $10 million advertising blitz in six US states. The goal is to counteract Kamala Harris's growing popularity among voters after Joe Biden endorsed her candidacy.

In Hunan province in southern China, heavy rain and flooding after Typhoon Hemi killed 4 people. Thousands of residents have been evacuated, and large areas of crop land have been flooded.