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Friday Report: The EU’s Inaction in the Face of Israel’s ‘Harsh and Unauthorized Betrayal’ – What Can Be Done? | Gaza

India’s prohibition of Jane Street sparks worries regarding the regulator’s function | Business and Economy Headlines

Is the Bitcoin bubble about to burst? What are the predictions for its value in 2025?

Authorities force inhabitants to leave homes due to intense forest fires in Spain

House of Representatives Approves Trump’s Proposal for Reducing $9 Billion in Foreign Aid and Public Broadcasting Funds

Trump Directs US Attorney General to Release Additional Epstein Records

US Congress Allocates Reduction of $9 Billion Funds for Overseas Assistance, Public Broadcasting – DW – News dated July 18, 2025.

At Least 20 Palestinians Die in Stampede at Food Distribution Point in Southern Gaza | Gaza

Efforts to combat anti-Semitism are well-received, yet concerns arise over envoy’s strategy, as Australia’s race commissioner indicates | Australian politics

Albanese’s friendly reception in Beijing marks a temporary thaw in chilly relations | Anthony Albanese

Alaska’s coastal areas alerted for tsunami risk following a powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake

Maurene Comey, the prosecutor handling the Jeffrey Epstein case, has been dismissed by the Department of Justice, according to sources.

HM Revenue and Customs facing scrutiny from oversight body for inadequate monitoring of billionaires’ taxes within the realm of taxation and government expenditure.

Supporters of the Houthis reportedly engage in the illicit trade of weapons through social media platforms like X and WhatsApp.

Dispute over School Summer Break Dates Grips Germany’s 16 Federal States | Germany

Adelita Grijalva claims victory in Arizona Democratic primary race for House seat | Arizona

France indicates openness to talks on compensating for colonial-era killings in Niger