IMO says nearly 6,000 seafarers remain trapped amid Hormuz attacks
The UN maritime agency urged governments and ship operators to prioritise crew safety as renewed US-Iran fighting endangered commercial vessels.
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Iran publishes interior view of ruined Khamenei compound
State-linked outlets showed rubble inside the former supreme leader’s Tehran residence after the February attack.
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Frederiksen Rejects Washington Control of Greenland as NATO Leaders Gather
Denmark’s prime minister reaffirmed that Greenland could not be bought after Donald Trump renewed his demand for US control, adding another point of tension to an Ankara summit already confronting disputes over Iran, Ukraine and defence spending.
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Trump declares Iran truce finished while leaving diplomacy nominally open
President Donald Trump said the ceasefire with Iran was effectively finished, yet he still allowed for negotiations as shipping attacks, retaliatory strikes and oil-market anxiety intensified.
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US launches second night of strikes in Iran as fragile peace track comes under renewed pressure
The United States widened air attacks inside Iran for a second consecutive night, with reported deaths mounting and regional shipping and diplomacy facing fresh disruption.
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Drone attacks on civilian vehicles kill more than 20 in Sudan
Rights and medical groups reported three attacks in two days, including strikes on people travelling to weddings in North Kordofan and west of Omdurman.
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Nakilat says LNG carrier Al Rekayyat hit by projectile in Strait of Hormuz
The Qatari operator reported no injuries or environmental damage, while a separate account said the crew was evacuated and the ship was stranded off Oman.
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IDF says airstrike killed Hamas Nukhba commander in southern Gaza
Israel's military identified Mohammed Emad Alrahman Abu Taima as the target and alleged that he posed an immediate threat; independent confirmation was unavailable.
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Trump revives Greenland pressure at NATO summit and warns on Europe troop levels
CNBC said the U.S. president again pressed claims over Greenland and suggested American troops in Europe could become part of the dispute.
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Hormuz tanker attack pushes maritime threat level to severe
A damaged tanker and a distressed LNG vessel prompted renewed concern about shipping, oil prices and the ceasefire.
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Trump says US will lift 2020 sanctions on Turkey and signals openness to F-35 sale
The announcement would unwind penalties imposed after Ankara bought Russia’s S-400 missile system.
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Shipping Attacks in Strait of Hormuz Trigger New US Strikes on Iran
Associated Press reported that attacks on three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz prompted a fresh round of U.S. military strikes on Iranian targets and threatened to unravel an already fragile wartime pause.
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Israeli military says two Hamas commanders killed in Gaza strikes
The IDF and Shin Bet identified Ahmad Yahya Ibrahim Batsh and Hamouda Abu Daqa as the targets, but independent confirmation was not reported.
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Damascus bombs wound 18 during Macron’s visit to Syria
Two devices exploded near a hotel while the French and Syrian presidents met, but their talks continued and both sides restored ambassador-level ties.
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Zardari begins first Pakistani presidential visit to Kyrgyzstan in 21 years
The four-day trip comes after an invitation from Kyrgyz President Sadyr Zhaparov and includes talks on trade, energy and regional ties.
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UN rights council orders urgent inquiry into abuses around Sudan’s El-Obeid
The UN Human Rights Council has ordered an urgent inquiry into alleged abuses in El-Obeid, warning of a looming risk of large-scale atrocities as RSF forces encircle the city.
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IDF says five militants were killed in northern Gaza tunnel-work strike
Israel National News reported that the IDF struck five people in northern Gaza on July 6 while they were trying to restore underground infrastructure west of the Yellow Line.
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Australia and Fiji sign defence pact to deepen Pacific security ties
A new treaty makes Fiji one of Australia’s few treaty allies and binds both countries to consult on security threats across the Pacific.
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Russian attack kills 23 in Kyiv area as interceptor shortage deepens
Ukraine said none of 23 incoming ballistic missiles was stopped during a barrage that also included cruise missiles and 351 drones.
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Rebel coalition takes strategic northern Mali town of Anéfis
Tuareg separatists and al-Qaeda-linked fighters appeared to gain control after coordinated attacks on Malian forces and Russian Africa Corps personnel.
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Hamas moves to end Gaza administrative body as handover remains unsettled
A proposed technocratic committee said it was prepared to assume civilian responsibilities, but weapons, access and implementation arrangements remained disputed.
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More than 300 children killed or injured in Sudan war in 6 months, UNICEF says
Reporting dated 2026-07-06 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
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Netanyahu's annexation remarks draw denials from villages in southern Lebanon
The Israeli leader said some Christian villages had asked to join Israel for protection from Hezbollah, but villages in the Marjeyoun area denied seeking annexation.
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Netanyahu says Gaza reconstruction must wait until Hamas is disarmed
The Israeli prime minister also denied reports that Trump asked him to avoid action in Lebanon and faced criticism from border residents.
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