Severe thunderstorms led to heavy rainfall, causing flash floods along the U.S. East Coast, resulting in flight cancellations and train service disruptions. In New York City, streets and subway stations were flooded
Read MoreWildfires in the Galicia region of northwestern Spain forced authorities to declare a heightened state of emergency after consuming over 200 hectares amidst strong winds and high temperatures. Residents of several villages
Read MoreAt least six people, including a child, were killed and more than 80 were injured in Kyiv due to extensive Russian shelling targeting over 70 sites. In response, Russia reported three fatalities
Read MoreThe Chinese Academy of Information and Communications Technology announced that China is home to over 5,100 companies specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) applications, representing approximately 15 percent of the global total. Additionally,
Read MoreThe Kremlin announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold official talks with Malaysia’s King, Sultan Ibrahim, on August 6 in Moscow. According to a statement released by the Kremlin, the two
Read MoreAzerbaijan has officially started exporting natural gas to Syria for the first time, with the gas flowing through the Turkish province of Kilis on Saturday. The launch marks a significant step in
Read MoreAt least 18 Palestinians were killed on Saturday by Israeli gunfire while waiting for humanitarian aid in central Gaza, as famine continues to grip the besieged Palestinian enclave. According to medical sources,
Read MoreItaly announced Friday that a trilateral summit held in Istanbul with Turkey and Libya focused on enhancing cooperation to address shared challenges, particularly the management of irregular migration flows. In a statement
Read MoreColombia’s judiciary on Friday sentenced former President Álvaro Uribe to 12 years of house arrest after finding him guilty of witness tampering—making him the first former head of state in the country’s
Read MoreBrazil’s Supreme Court reaffirmed its commitment to proceed with the trial of former President Jair Bolsonaro, dismissing mounting external pressure and recent U.S. sanctions. Justice Alexandre de Moraes, a key figure in
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