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The Guardian - World News

2026-07-06 21:08:15 (1 day ago)

‘They have Messi, but we have Salah’: Egypt prepare to take on Argentina

Last 16 tie will be the first international meeting between two modern legends who may yet go on making history

As Mohamed Salah savoured the feeling of Egypt’s historic victory over Australia, the narrative had already moved on. The former Liverpool forward could not contain his delight after his scuffed penalty helped to seal a redemptive shootout triumph in Dallas for the Pharaohs on Friday.

“I decided last minute. I am more experienced than others and I wanted to give them confidence,” said Salah, who had missed in Egypt’s last two shootouts, including the World Cup qualifying playoff against Senegal four years ago.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-06 21:06:14 (1 day ago)

The Supreme Court may be Trump’s most lasting legacy: Jonathan Turley

Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley discusses the left’s urge to dismantle the Supreme Court on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

Fox News - Video

2026-07-06 21:04:24 (1 day ago)

‘Another bombshell scandal’ for Graham Platner: Charlie Hurt

Fox News host Charlie Hurt discusses controversies surrounding Maine U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner, including sexual assault allegations against him, on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

Times of Israel - World News

2026-07-06 21:04:17 (1 day ago)

At World Cup, Egypt coach calls on FIFA to use ‘soft power’ to aid Palestinians

After waving Palestinian flag at match, Hossam Hassan tells reporters that suffering in Gaza is 'a shame on the entire world, not just the Arab world'

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The Guardian - World News

2026-07-06 21:03:46 (1 day ago)

Ukraine war briefing: Drones strike Russia oil refinery in Siberia as Zelenskyy warns region now ‘within reach’

Ukrainian president says long-range attack an ‘important achievement’ while also pleading for better air defences. What we know on day 1,595

Ukrainian drones struck Russia’s Omsk oil refinery – the country’s largest, located deep in Siberia – in what would be one of Ukraine’s longest-range attacks of the war, Kyiv’s military said. Local Russian authorities confirmed the strike, which came on the eve of a crucial Nato summit. The strike caused a fire at the Omsk refinery, about 2,700km from Ukrainian-held territory and close to Russia’s border with ⁠Kazakhstan, the Ukrainian military’s general ⁠staff said. The Omsk region’s governor, Vitaly Khotsenko, said Ukraine had attacked the refinery and that Russian air defences had destroyed most of the drones involved in ⁠the strike. There were no casualties and emergency services were working at the scene, he said.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the attack ‌as an “important achievement” for Ukraine’s armed forces, adding in his nightly video address: “Siberia, too, is now within reach of Ukrainian precision strikes.” The Ukrainian defence technology company Fire Point said its upgraded FP-1 drones carried out the attack and described it as a record for strike drones “not only in Ukraine, but worldwide. Prior to this, the Omsk oil refinery had remained out of reach for Ukrainian drones.” Ukraine’s military also ​hit Russia’s Ust-Luga and Vysotsk ports, which handle oil exports on the Baltic Sea, as ​well as targets in ‌the Kaluga and ​Yaroslavl regions, local governors ​said.

Russia fired missiles and drones into apartment buildings in Kyiv for the second time in a week on Monday, killing at least 21 people and exposing the city’s critical ⁠shortage of US-made interceptors, Ukrainian authorities said, just ​days after a huge attack on the Ukrainian capital killed at least 27. Rescuers were digging bodies from the rubble of a Kyiv high-rise ripped open in the latest bombardment. The attack came on the eve of a Nato summit in Turkey where Donald Trump is due ⁠to hold talks with Zelenskyy in a renewed push for peace. The US president said on Monday ​that a ⁠resolution to the ⁠war ​in ‌Ukraine ‌was “getting closer than ‌people realise”.

Zelenskyy pleaded for Nato to boost Ukraine’s air defence against Russia’s ballistic missiles, saying in the aftermath of the strikes: “It is simply absurd that in the modern world, production has still not been organised to the extent that is necessary to protect people from ballistic terror.” He also said Kyiv expected “decisions” on Ukrainian air defence at the Ankara summit. Earlier, Nato chief Mark Rutte said: “Allies and Nato partners must continue to ensure Ukraine gets what it needs.”

Ukraine hopes to sign major defence deals with at least seven Nato countries by the end of the year, according to a top official, highlighting a new aspect of Kyiv’s foreign policy intended to show it can be a provider as well as a recipient of military hardware and expertise, reports Shaun Walker. Kyiv has signed “drone deals” with six countries in recent months.

Azerbaijan’s foreign ministry said it had summoned ⁠Russia’s ambassador ⁠to ​protest against what it said was a Russian drone strike on ⁠a fuel station belonging to state oil and gas company Socar in ⁠Ukraine’s Mykolaiv region on Sunday. The ministry said other Socar-owned facilities in Ukraine, including an oil depot in Odesa, had previously been damaged ‌in military strikes. “The continuation of such incidents, despite repeated warnings, indicates the ​deliberate nature of these attacks,” it said in a statement on Monday. There was no immediate response from Russia.

Poland has provided €3.8bn ($4.3bn) in military aid to Ukraine since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, the Polish defence minister said, calling the amount “worth boasting about”. The announcement came as Poland’s defence ministry began declassifying its military donations to Ukraine amid an ongoing diplomatic dispute between Warsaw and Kyiv over second world war-era massacres.

Times of India

2026-07-06 21:03:01 (1 day ago)

'There'll either be a deal with Iran or US will 'finish the job': Donald Trump

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-06 21:00:29 (1 day ago)

New York Times calls University of California's 'test-blind' admissions policy a 'terrible' mistake

The New York Times Editorial Board calls the University of California's test-blind admissions policy a "terrible" mistake as faculty sound the alarm.

Gazeta do Povo - Mundo

2026-07-06 21:00:10 (1 day ago)

Como uma expulsão na Copa virou um problema político internacional

A interferência do presidente Donald Trump na decisão da Fifa sobre o jogador dos EUA Folarin Balogun gerou críticas internacionais

BBC News - Technology

2026-07-06 20:58:45 (1 day ago)

AI chip boom lifts Samsung profits by 1,800%

It comes as demand for semiconductors continues to outstrip supplies, which has pushed up prices.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-06 20:58:25 (1 day ago)

Fox News crew shelters with WWII veterans during America's 250th storm

Fox News catches up with America's heroes during Independence Day celebrations.

Globo News - Mundo

2026-07-06 20:58:13 (1 day ago)

Petroleiro é atingido por projétil no Estreito de Ormuz

Embarcações no Estreito de Ormuz , vistas de Musandam, Omã, 26 de junho de 2026 REUTERS/Stringer Um navio petroleiro foi atingido nesta segunda-feira (6) por um projétil em frente à costa de Omã, na região do Estreito de Ormuz, afirmou a agência marítima britânica UKMTO. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp O site americano Axios diz que o Irã disparou mísseis em direção à embarcação. “Um petroleiro informou ter sido atingido por um projétil desconhecido no lado de bombordo, o que provocou um incêndio, enquanto navegava em direção ao sul”, escreveu a UKMTO em um comunicado. O incidente não deixou feridos nem acarretou danos ao meio ambiente, disse a agência. Agora no g1 Em junho, disparos do Irã em direção a navios no estreito deflagraram uma série de retaliações dos EUA que colocaram em cheque o acordo inicial de paz firmado entre os dois países. O Estreito de Ormuz, importante via marítima do Oriente Médio por onde passam cerca de 20% do petróleo mundial, foi reaberto oficialmente na quarta-feira passada (17), com a assinatura do acordo de paz preliminar.

Washington Post - World News

2026-07-06 20:57:46 (1 day ago)

China test-fires long-range missile into Pacific, rattling U.S. allies

The unprecedented test of a nuclear-capable submarine-launched missile highlights Beijing’s growing force in the region.