Migrants Attempt to Enter Spain's Melilla
Hundreds of migrants attempted to enter the Spanish enclave of Melilla from Morocco on Friday evening.3 sourcesSee all sources
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BRT Bus Collides with Pedestrian on Vali-e-Asr Street
A BRT bus collided with a pedestrian on Vali-e-Asr Street. The incident resulted in the deployment of emergency services to the scene.4 sourcesSee all sourcesFormer Radio Duo Wietze de Jager and Mattie Valk Have Occasional Contact
Wietze de Jager and Mattie Valk, who were once a successful radio duo, have occasionally been in contact since their split in 2017 following a public argument over De Jager's move to Sky Radio.2 sourcesSee all sourcesRussia Mandates Pre-Installed Apps on Devices from 2027
The Russian government has approved a list of apps that must be pre-installed on smartphones, tablets, computers, and TVs sold in Russia starting January 1, 2027. The list includes 'Yandex Browser', 'Yandex with Alice', 'Yandex.Maps', '2GIS', 'Yandex.Disk', 'Mail.ru Mail', 'Max', 'Zen', 'VK Video', 'VKontakte', 'Odnoklassniki', Mir Pay, 'Gosuslugi', 'MoyOffice', Kaspersky antivirus, Rustore, 'LitRes', and 'Honest Sign'. The voice assistant 'Alice AI' replaces 'Marusia'.9 sourcesSee all sourcesBelarus Introduces New Insurance Contribution Measure
Belarus is implementing a new measure that affects insurance contributions and the Fund for Social Security Needs (FSSN). The changes will come into effect on August 1, 2023.2 sourcesSee all sourcesHeavy Thunderstorms Expected in Baden-Württemberg on Friday
The German Weather Service (DWD) has warned of heavy thunderstorms in Baden-Württemberg on Friday. The storms are likely to intensify in the afternoon, with the southern and southeastern parts of the state at higher risk. They could bring heavy rainfall, gusts of wind, hail, and localized flooding. Temperatures will remain slightly lower than Thursday's, with highs of 29°C in the Black Forest and 32 to 35°C along major rivers. Friday night is expected to be cloudy with showers and thunderstorms.6 sourcesSee all sourcesReal Madrid Sets Ultimatum for Vini Jr Renewal
Real Madrid has given Vinicius Jr an ultimatum to accept their current contract offer or face being sold this summer. The club has decided not to improve the offer and will consider selling him if he rejects it, ending months of stalled negotiations. Some key figures at the club favor selling him this summer, but the final decision rests with Florentino Perez.6 sourcesSee all sourcesFarage's Reform UK Targets Immigration Amid Poll Slump
Nigel Farage's right-wing Reform UK party, currently struggling with financial issues and declining poll numbers, has announced a week-long focus on immigration. The party aims to redirect public attention towards this core concern of its supporters.4 sourcesSee all sourcesKyiv Residents Advised to Keep Windows Closed and Avoid Air Conditioners Due to Smoke
Kyiv residents are advised not to open windows or use air conditioners due to smoke from last night's attack, which can harm the respiratory system. A family doctor, Vitalina Oleksenko, recommends using air purifiers and wearing wet gauze masks when going outside. The smoke is concentrated in certain areas of the city.3 sourcesSee all sourcesIran Attacks Damage Kuwaiti Military Sites
Iran launched attacks on Kuwait, causing damage to vital military sites and government infrastructure.3 sourcesSee all sourcesSassuolo Submit €6m Bid for Sheffield United's Femi Seriki
Sassuolo has made a bid for Sheffield United's 23-year-old fullback Femi Seriki. The Italian club has offered €1 million plus a €5 million obligation to buy for the player's services.2 sourcesSee all sourcesSri Lanka Officials Sentenced to Death Over Easter Bombings
Two former Sri Lankan officials, Pujith Jayasundara and Hemasiri Fernando, were sentenced to death for their role in the 2019 Easter bomb attacks. They were found guilty of failing to prevent the Islamic State-inspired bombings that killed over 260 people. The death penalty in Sri Lanka typically means life imprisonment.6 sourcesSee all sourcesUSA May Strike Suspected New Nuclear Facility in Natanz
The United States is reportedly considering striking a suspected new nuclear facility in Natanz this weekend. The facility is allegedly hidden under the Kolang-Gaz-La mountain, according to sources cited by CNN.6 sourcesSee all sourcesKumamoto Earthquake: Heatstroke Concerns Amid Extreme Heat
A magnitude 7 earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, with intense heat following, raising concerns about heatstroke. Temperatures reached record highs, including 40.3°C in Kumamoto City, the first-ever 'severe heat day'. Evacuation centers are taking precautions to prevent heat-related deaths. The earthquake has caused significant damage, with over 12,000 homes affected and 38 deaths reported.179 sourcesSee all sourcesSenegal: President Receives Human Rights Commission Reports After 25 Years
The President of Senegal, Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye, received the annual reports of the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) for the years 2023, 2024, and 2025, marking the first time in 25 years that such a meeting has taken place. The CNDH praised the government's efforts to strengthen the institution's autonomy and independence, while also highlighting persistent challenges in areas such as prison conditions, children's rights, and public freedoms. The President promised to reinforce the CNDH's means and support its re-accreditation to 'A' status, emphasizing that 'freedom remains the principle, and detention the exception'.5 sourcesSee all sourcesOver 20,000 Cambodians Displaced by Border Clashes with Thailand: UN
More than 20,000 Cambodians remain displaced due to border clashes with Thailand, according to a UN expert. The UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Cambodia, Tom Andrews, stated that over 20,000 civilians are still unable to return home, with some towns and villages reportedly controlled by the Thai military. Andrews called for cooperation between Thailand and Cambodia to expedite the return of displaced civilians. Thailand has previously denied accusations of illegally occupying Cambodian territory.5 sourcesSee all sourcesUkrainian Man Pretends to Pray to Enter Hagia Sophia for Free
A Ukrainian tourist was caught on video pretending to perform Muslim prayer to avoid paying the $28 entrance fee at Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. The historic site, originally built as a church by Byzantine Emperor Justinian I, was converted into a mosque in 1453 after the conquest of Constantinople by Sultan Mehmed II.2 sourcesSee all sourcesPresidents Attend 'Formula-1' Water Race in Kyrgyzstan
The presidents of Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan attended the opening ceremony of the 'Formula-1 on Water' race in Kyrgyzstan's Issyk-Kul region. The event, which took place in the village of Baet, featured races on Lake Issyk-Kul and was set to continue until August 2.6 sourcesSee all sourcesMoldova's Fuel Stocks Cover 15 Days of Gasoline and 8-9 Days of Diesel Consumption
The Minister of Energy in Moldova, Dorin Junghietu, has announced that the country's fuel stocks have improved. Current gasoline stocks can cover approximately 15 days of consumption, while diesel stocks can cover around 8-9 days. On July 30, around 400 tons of gasoline and 3,500 tons of diesel were imported into the country, helping gas stations to restore their reserves. The minister also warned of a potential electricity shortage due to low water levels in the Danube.4 sourcesSee all sourcesNASA's Spacecraft in Distress: Mission to Save Telescope Fails
NASA's spacecraft, Link, launched to rescue a failing space telescope, has itself encountered difficulties and requires assistance. The mission, aimed at extending the life of the telescope, has now become a rescue operation for the spacecraft as well.4 sourcesSee all sourcesBaykar's K2 Kamikaze Drones Complete Successful Autonomous Flight Tests
Baykar Defense has successfully conducted autonomous flight and formation flight tests with its K2 Kamikaze drones. Ten units of the K2 Kamikaze UAVs, with a maximum takeoff weight of 800 kg and a warhead capacity of over 200 kg, flew autonomously and in formation. The drones have a range of over 2,000 km and an endurance of more than 13 hours.5 sourcesSee all sourcesAzerbaijan Introduces Visa-Free Entry for Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Singapore
Azerbaijan has temporarily introduced a visa-free regime for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Singapore. From August 1, 2026 to August 1, 2027, holders of ordinary passports from these countries can visit Azerbaijan without obtaining a visa, with tourist trips allowed up to three times a year and continuous stays of up to 30 days.3 sourcesSee all sourcesUkraine's 2026 Expenditures Surge to $176.8 Billion
The total volume of Ukraine's expenses in 2026 has been calculated by TASS to amount to $176.8 billion, which is $60 billion more than initially planned. Military expenses alone account for $98 billion, bringing the actual level of spending close to the country's entire GDP.5 sourcesSee all sourcesPeru's El Niño Costero Brings Unusually High Temperatures
Peru is experiencing unusually high temperatures due to El Niño Costero, with maximum temperatures expected to reach 36°C on the north coast and 30°C on the central coast. The phenomenon is also affecting the sierra and jungle regions. Senamhi has placed 21 regions on alert due to elevated temperatures. The organization warns that these conditions are associated with the presence of El Niño Coastal phenomenon on the Peruvian coast and scarce cloud cover around midday will favor greater solar exposure and an increase in ultraviolet radiation. Senamhi recommends reducing direct sun exposure during peak hours, using appropriate protection, and staying informed about official updates.31 sourcesSee all sources