Germany summons China’s ambassador after military aircraft lasered in Red Sea
The maritime surveillance aircraft was part of the EU mission Aspides, which is intended to better defend civilian ships against attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels.
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EU examines US proposal of 10% tariffs but concerns remain on sectoral tariffs
A preliminary agreement is expected by Wednesday, according to sources, with implementation planned by 1 August. Negotiations are accelerating to secure exemptions from a baseline 10% tariff in some strategic sectors.
Gaza civil defence says 29 killed in Israeli strikes
Gaza's civil defence agency on Tuesday said that 29 people were killed in Israeli strikes across the Palestinian territory devastated by 21 months of war. Among those were nine people killed in a drone strike on a camp for displaced people near Khan Yunis, in southern Gaza,
Falklands, Inside the secret military dialogue between Britain and Argentina, according to The Economist
United States top brass worries about the South Atlantic. It is a jumping-off point for Antarctica, where Russia and China boast 15 bases between them, scrambling to lock down resources. It is linked to the Pacific by the Strait of Magellan, the only safe maritime route between
New study shows tortoises experience feelings similar to our own
Animal behavior and cognition experts at the University of Lincoln, U.K., have made new discoveries about reptile sentience which could reshape how they are cared for in captivity.
Borderlands 4 certainly looks like it's taking its story more seriously: 'We wanted to go back to this sense of dread about the villain of our game'
There's some fun cyberpunk DNA coursing through this thing.
Marvel Rivals' most exciting change in Season 3 is removing the need to grind the game every single day
Playing for the fun of it, rather than to tick off a challenge each time you log in? Revolutionary.
Dependence on China’s minerals blocks Indian ‘strategic autonomy’
The US and China signed the London Agreement to end their tense trade standoff some days back. US President Donald Trump’s strategy of escalating tariffs to pressure China was counterbalanced by Beijing’s retaliatory measures, a mixed bag of counter-tariffs and “export
Trump rekindles trade war
Morning Report is The Hill's a.m. newsletter. Subscribe here or using the box below: In today's issue: ▪ New U.S. trade levies, deadline ▪ Trump, Netanyahu tout Iran victory ▪ RFK Jr. sued over vaccine restrictions ▪ Texas flood response enters Day 5 President Trump told Japan,
Campaigners to get refund after energy bill row
Residents are celebrating after Newcastle City Council announced a U-turn on refunded energy bills.
Bee attack leaves three in critical condition and dozens injured in France
Twenty-four people were stung when a swarm of bees attacked passersby in the town of Aurillac.
Israeli defence minister plans to move Gaza's population to camp in Rafah
Israel Katz tells Israeli media the so-called "humanitarian city" in Rafah will eventually house 2.1 million Palestinians.
Iris Van Herpen unveils extraordinary bioluminescent algae dress at Paris Couture Week
Created using 125 million living bioluminescent microalgae, a "living dress" stole the show at Iris Van Herpen's Paris Couture Week showcase.
Physicists observe image rotation in plasma
Light sometimes appears to be "dragged" by the motion of the medium through which it is traveling. This phenomenon, referred to as "light dragging," is typically imperceptible when light is traveling in most widely available materials, as the movement is significantly slower
Seoul scorches at 37.8 deg C, highest early-July temperature ever recorded
Other regions across the country have also set record high weathers for early July.
Samsung expects profit to halve as tariffs and export curbs bite
The South Korean company’s second-quarter operating profit is expected to be less than half of what the company reported last year.
Jeffrey Epstein 'client list' does not exist, US Justice Department says in apparent U-turn
No more files related to sex trafficking probe into Epstein would be released, the government said, after attorney general promoted the "client list" theory.
Nick Offerman, Jacob Tremblay Crime Thriller ‘Sovereign’ Picked Up by Signature for U.K. (EXCLUSIVE)
“Sovereign,” the crime thriller starring Nick Offerman (“Parks & Recreation”) and Jacob Tremblay (“Room”), has been acquired by Signature Entertainment for the U.K. and Ireland. The film, written and directed by Christian Swegal in his feature film debut, follows an
Trump administration revokes foreign terrorist designation for Syria's HTS
Washington's move follows the lifting of sanctions on Damascus after the ouster of the al-Assad government in December in a rebel offensive.
Why meteorologists warn summer could be South Korea’s hottest yet
Cities such as Gwangmyeong and Paju in Gyeonggi Province also saw daytime highs of 40 deg C on July 8.
What could Malaysia’s arrest of Islamic State-linked Bangladeshi workers mean for the region?
Malaysia's recent arrest of 36 Bangladeshi nationals with links to the Islamic State terror group shows how internal vulnerabilities in Bangladesh can create opportunities for extremist groups to exploit and prey on overseas communities, say experts.
Inside RFK Jr’s conflicted attempt to rid America of junk food
‘Maha’ promised to tackle ultra-processed foods – but is it hijacking the food movement instead? Over the space of the last year, Robert F Kennedy Jr. has made the term “ultra-processed foods” something of a household phrase. Once a term only used by nutritionists and food
Did National Weather Service cuts lead to the Texas flood disaster? We don’t know | Rebecca Solnit
We all need to be careful about how we get information and reach conclusions – especially now Why exactly so many people drowned in the terrible Independence Day floods that swept through Texas’s Hill Country will probably have multiple explanations that take a while to obtain.
‘Could become a death spiral’: scientists discover what’s driving record die-offs of US honeybees
Experts scrambling to understand losses in hives across the country are finally identifying the culprits. And the damage to farmed bees is a sign of trouble for wild bees too Bret Adee is one of the largest beekeepers in the US, with 2 billion bees across 55,000 hives. The
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