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Israel says it killed Hamas military chief Ezzedin al-Haddad in Gaza City
Israel said it killed Ezzedin al-Haddad, Hamas’s military commander in Gaza, in an airstrike in Gaza City, describing him as a key figure in the October 7 attacks and in efforts to rebuild Hamas’s military capabilities. The strike comes amid continued conflict and ongoing regional instability, with witnesses in Gaza reporting a large explosion in the Rimal neighborhood.
Fear of renewed US-Iran hostilities grows after Trump’s China trip
Reports say speculation is rising that the US and Iran could return to open conflict after President Trump’s visit to Beijing. Analysts cited in coverage say Washington is weighing military options, while Iranian officials have warned they are ready to respond if attacked.
Russia launches nearly 300 drones at Ukraine as bodies of soldiers are returned
Euronews reported a major Russian drone assault on Ukraine, with nearly 300 drones launched in one wave. The same coverage said the remains of 528 Ukrainian soldiers were returned, underscoring the continuing human cost of the war.
London sees rival rallies as police deploy in force
Tens of thousands gathered in London for competing demonstrations, including a Tommy Robinson-backed rally and a pro-Palestinian march. Authorities put large numbers of officers on the streets as tensions rose and political pressure mounted.
Tribunal drive against Putin gains backing from 36 countries
A Euronews bulletin highlighted that 36 countries have joined efforts to create a special tribunal to prosecute Vladimir Putin. The initiative reflects growing international momentum to pursue accountability over Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Bulgaria wins Eurovision 2026 in Vienna
Bulgaria’s Dara won Eurovision 2026 in a dramatic final, with widespread coverage noting confetti, emotion, and a close contest. The event was overshadowed by protests over Israel’s participation and wider political tensions surrounding the show.
Indian Prime Minister Modi begins European tour in the Netherlands
Euronews reported that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi started a European tour with a stop in the Netherlands and a meeting with Dutch royals. The trip is being watched for diplomatic and economic implications as India deepens ties with Europe.
French judge opens probe into complaint over MBS and Jamal Khashoggi killing
A Paris magistrate will investigate a complaint linked to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman over the 2018 killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The case follows complaints filed by rights groups and keeps international scrutiny on the murder alive.
Car plows into pedestrians in Modena, Italy, injuring eight
ABC News reported that eight people were hurt, several critically, after a car hit pedestrians on a sidewalk in Modena, Italy. Authorities subdued and arrested the suspect, and one woman reportedly suffered severe leg injuries.
Long Island Rail Road strike disrupts commuting in New York
ABC News said union workers walked off the job on the Long Island Rail Road, crippling the nation’s busiest commuter rail system. The strike left hundreds of thousands of commuters facing major delays and uncertainty.
At least eight killed in freight-train and bus collision
ABC News reported a deadly crash involving a freight train and a public bus that killed at least eight people and injured dozens more. Emergency responders were working at the scene as investigators tried to determine what caused the collision.
U.S. proposed $1.776 billion compensation fund draws attention
ABC News said the Trump administration is proposing a $1.776 billion fund to compensate allies who claim they were targeted by the Biden administration. The proposal adds another layer to Washington’s already intense political and legal disputes.