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- Egypt presses for next stage of Gaza cease-fire planEgypt calls for renewed international efforts to implement the first phase and advance the second phase of the Gaza cease-fire plan, emphasizing humanitarian aid and reconstruction, while the EU opposes Israeli settlement activities and supports the two-state solution.
- Siper comes of age: The backbone of Türkiye’s Steel DomeTürkiye's Steel Dome project, a comprehensive air and missile defense system, has advanced with successful tests of Siper-1 and Siper-2 systems, significant contracts for Aselsan, and expanded domestic production capabilities.
- Why Syria won't intervene in LebanonSyria has ruled out a military role in Lebanon, emphasizing political and economic stability over force, as the region faces complex risks from potential interventions.
- Can Pakistan turn its US-Iran mediation success into lasting gains?Pakistan's mediation between the U.S. and Iran highlights its growing diplomatic role, with potential for economic gains if it converts international praise into tangible partnerships and regional stability.
- Hospitals across Europe ring alarm as heat wave roasts continentA deadly heat wave across Europe caused over 220 deaths, strained hospitals, and triggered emergency measures as temperatures exceeded 35°C, with climate officials linking it to the climate crisis.
- Ukraine launches 40-day intelligence push to pressure RussiaUkrainian President Zelenskyy approved a 40-day intelligence operation to increase pressure on Russia and push for peace talks, using drone strikes against Russian military and industrial targets.
- NATO to unveil billions in defense deals at Ankara summit: RutteNATO will unveil billions in defense contracts at the Ankara summit, focusing on expanding defense production and strengthening collective security, with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy set to attend.
- Israel sets no timeline for Lebanon, Gaza, Syria troop withdrawalIsrael has not set a timeline for withdrawing its forces from Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria, emphasizing that troops will remain until Hezbollah is disarmed and demilitarized, as U.S.-mediated talks continue to ease regional tensions.
- Canada joins Eurovision broadcaster alliance after EBU rule changeCanada's national broadcaster joined the EBU, enabling potential Eurovision participation and expanded journalistic collaboration.
- France, Italy propose coalition to replace UNIFIL in LebanonFrance and Italy propose a multinational coalition to support Lebanon after UNIFIL's mandate ends, aiming to strengthen sovereignty and armed forces with EU and UN coordination.
- US Supreme Court strips Haitians, Syrians of deportation protectionThe US Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to end deportation protections for Haitians and Syrians, allowing their potential removal despite ongoing legal challenges. The 6-3 ruling stated that the Department of Homeland Security's decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for these groups was not subject to judicial review. Justice Samuel Alito rejected claims that race was a motivating factor in the decision, while Justice Elena Kagan dissented, arguing that racial undertones were evident in the administration's actions.
- Florida to shut down 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention centerFlorida will shut down the controversial 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration detention center, ending its operation after nearly a year.
- Iran, Oman to discuss Hormuz administration amid traffic uptickIran and Oman plan to discuss the administration and maritime services in Hormuz, as traffic in the Strait has increased sharply. Oman supports the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding for safe navigation, while Iran warns against unauthorized crossings. European minesweeping vessels are heading to the region to remove mines blocking navigation.
- Venezuela searches for survivors of twin quakes that killed 164Venezuela faced a disaster after two powerful earthquakes killed 164 people and left many injured, prompting international rescue efforts.
- EU border agency launches new command center for Spain, PortugalFrontex launches new command center in Lisbon to enhance border security coordination for Spain and Portugal, focusing on the dangerous Central Mediterranean migration route.