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China removed six military lawmakers, ex-financial regulator Li Yunze, and Politburo member Ma Xingrui from their posts in the National People's Congress on Friday, June 27. The state-run Xinhua news agency reported the dismissals, which are part of President Xi Jinping's ongoing anti-corruption campaign. Many senior officials have been investigated.
Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, showed surprising diversity with restaurants serving global dishes. Many newcomers and Canadian-born residents have settled in Inuit-majority hamlets. Adrian Nocon, from the Philippines, runs the Kuugaq Café, offering a varied menu. The Canadian Armed Forces recently held their largest Arctic exercise there.
US may pull support for Bosnia envoy if talks stall. This US withdrawal could add to regional instability as the EU tries to curb Russian and Chinese influence. The US has indicated it would withdraw its support for the office of High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina if the candidate it backs...
Bahrain said Iran targeted it, and a ship in the Strait of Hormuz was struck Saturday. The Joint Maritime Information Center raised the security threat to "substantial" after these attacks. Iran and the US traded accusations over violating the ceasefire. Many vessels got targeted.
Venezuelans dig for survivors after two quakes hit Wednesday. At least 920 people are dead, with over 51,000 missing. The 72-hour rescue window is closing fast. Many locals are digging with their hands as aid agencies warn of the critical time. Access to La Guaira is now restricted.
Israel's upcoming October general election could end Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's nearly four-decade political career. He faces pressure over wars, corruption charges, and public anger after the October 7 attacks. Many Israelis question his handling of conflicts and international relations. Political analyst Nimrod Flaschenberg said, "It looks like [Netanyahu] might be in real trouble."
Trump's troop withdrawal left Germany's base towns in limbo. In Wiesbaden, Americans rented apartments for two to three years while deployed at the US Army command post. This move has now left many locals wondering about the future of their rental income and the economic impact.
Somali intelligence helped US arrest Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh, 42, in Mogadishu on Thursday. US prosecutors said Eidleh is the alleged second-in-command in a $250m fraud scheme involving Feeding Our Future. He is accused of recruiting operators and setting up fake meal sites. Many were charged in the case.
A Russian glide bomb struck near Peace Square in Kramatorsk, showering off-duty soldiers in glass. The city, once a fortress, is now turning into rubble. Many buildings have Xs taped across windows to stop explosions from shattering them. This shows the devastating impact of the attacks.
Andy Burnham will reveal plans to devolve powers and money from central government to England's regions in his first major policy speech. He will set out his economic strategy, aiming to boost local control and investment. This move shows his commitment to strengthening regional economies.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is actively campaigning for Democrats nationwide, visiting states like New York, South Carolina, Colorado, Nevada, Minnesota, and Iowa. He aims to prove Democrats can win anywhere, while also positioning himself for a potential 2028 presidential run. Beshear, a twice-elected governor in a red state, is making his case to key voters.
Eastern European leaders fear US help may not come if Russia attacks. Since Donald Trump returned to the White House, many officials have grown doubtful about America's commitment to Nato. They are having private talks about a Russian attack without US support, showing a shift from cautious approval to real doubts.