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Australia blocks Kanye West entry over anti-Semitic ‘Heil Hitler’ track
Australian officials have revoked Kanye West’s visa after the rapper released a song glorifying Hitler and repeatedly made anti-Semitic remarks.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said West’s visa is no longer valid, but future applications will be considered case-by-case. The controversial song was swiftly banned on major music platforms.
West later released a modified version with religious themes, but backlash continues.
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Trump claims Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza
Trump said on social media that Israel has agreed to the terms for a 60-day ceasefire, with the US ready to help end the war. Qatar and Egypt are finalizing the proposal.
Hamas is reportedly open to the deal if it guarantees an end to hostilities, while Israel insists on hostage release first. Netanyahu's position remains firm but might shift under US pressure.
The conflict continues with significant civilian casualties and aid challenges in Gaza.
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US aid slowdown worries Ukraine amid Russia’s growing offensive
Ukraine’s foreign ministry says delays in US military aid could “encourage the aggressor to continue war and terror”.
The pause reportedly affects air defense missiles and artillery – critical as Ukraine faces nightly drone attacks and Russian advances.
France’s Macron also reconnected with Putin for a two-hour call, urging a ceasefire.
Meanwhile, Ukraine struck a drone factory deep inside Russia.
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Voices from Mariupol: 'We live in fear and ruins'
Russian media shows a “rebuilt Mariupol”, but locals tell a different story: collapsed homes, yellow water, and surveillance.
Children are taught that Ukrainian regions are “Russian”, and dissenting teachers are fired.
Underground activists spray “Mariupol is Ukraine” and gather intel for Kyiv.
One resident says: “Life here is like a movie – full of fear and distrust.”
Calls for peace must not come with territorial concessions, they say.
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Intensified Gaza strikes prompt evacuation orders; Trump urges deal
Israeli forces have ramped up operations in northern Gaza, prompting evacuation orders. Reports say 86 people were killed in 24 hours, including in al-Mawasi.
Trump claimed a ceasefire deal is underway and urged both sides to finalize it quickly. Israel, however, remains focused on military goals.
UN officials warned the current aid distribution setup is failing to protect civilians.
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Crackdown in Iran amid espionage claims
Iran has arrested over 700 people and executed six for alleged collaboration with Israeli intelligence after a deadly flare-up with Israel.
Authorities claim they are rooting out foreign spy networks. But human rights observers fear this is part of a wider campaign to suppress dissent and intimidate independent media.
Access to global platforms like Telegram, Instagram, and YouTube is still blocked without VPN use.
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Disneyland Paris event under investigation over staged ceremony involving child
French authorities have launched an investigation after a British man staged a private ceremony in Disneyland Paris involving a 9-year-old girl. The event, held before park opening hours, was reportedly organized as part of a private video production.
The man is suspected of fraud and identity misrepresentation. Although no harm was reported, officials said the child appeared confused and overwhelmed. Disneyland filed a formal complaint, citing serious irregularities during the booking process.
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Iran’s FM: US-Israel strikes inflicted 'serious damage'
Iran’s top diplomat has publicly contradicted the Supreme Leader, admitting the country’s nuclear facilities suffered "serious" damage.
There are no plans to resume talks with the US, and Tehran may block IAEA access. The US reportedly offered sanctions relief and $30bn for civilian nuclear development — but Iran isn’t biting.
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Five Key Takeaways from NATO’s The Hague Summit
The Netherlands hosted NATO’s most consequential summit in decades, with five standout themes:
1. NATO allies committed to a new 5% defence spending target.
2. Article 5 was reaffirmed despite Trump’s earlier ambiguous remarks.
3. The final communique mentioned Russia’s long-term threat but stopped short of direct condemnation.
4. Spain, with its low military spending, was publicly criticised by Trump.
5. Secretary General Mark Rutte's efforts to charm Trump raised eyebrows — including a moment where he called Trump “daddy.”
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Buffy reboot could resurrect fan-favourite characters, says Gellar
Sarah Michelle Gellar wants to bring the dead back to life — at least in the Buffy universe. The actress and producer said the upcoming reboot aims to balance new and returning characters, and she's hopeful for the return of many who died during the original series.
“Buffy herself died more than once — so why not others?” she joked. The reboot, which will begin filming soon, is said to be less dark and more modern, addressing themes like social media and identity.
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NATO’s Future in Trump’s Hands
The NATO summit in The Hague could redefine transatlantic relations — or expose their fragility. Amid growing Russian aggression and war in the Middle East, NATO is trying to present a united front.
But the alliance is haunted by one question: will Donald Trump commit? Despite Rutte’s efforts to appease the U.S. president with a streamlined summit and a diluted Ukraine pledge, Trump remains unpredictable.
NATO may emerge from the meeting with a historic 5% spending target — but without clarity on whether the U.S. will stand firm in Europe.
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Hebridean island with ruined Titanic-linked castle for sale
After eight decades, the Gully family is selling Shuna — an island off Scotland's west coast, complete with wildlife, holiday cottages and a collapsed castle with ties to the Titanic.
The castle was built in 1911 by explorer George Buckley, but its architectural plans reportedly sank with the Titanic.
The family recalls an "idyllic" upbringing and years of farm life. Now it’s listed for £5.5 million, attracting interest for tourism, retreats or rewilding.
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Oil prices fall as Israel-Iran ceasefire takes effect
Brent crude dropped sharply after President Trump confirmed a ceasefire between Israel and Iran.
Prices had soared to $81 amid fears Iran would block the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil shipping lane.
Markets reacted positively, with gas prices in the UK also falling 12.5%.
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Trump’s risky Iran strike might be working
After ordering a dramatic bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities, Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel.
Iran said it would stop its response if Israel halted its air raids. Despite tensions and accusations of violations, the guns largely fell silent.
The US says Iran’s missile attack on a base in Qatar caused no casualties. Trump claimed Iran had “gotten it out of their system”.
Whether this is a real path to peace or just a pause remains to be seen.
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Trump receives $16 million settlement from Paramount over 60 Minutes lawsuit
Paramount agreed to a $16 million settlement with Donald Trump to resolve a lawsuit accusing CBS of misleading edits in a Kamala Harris interview.
Trump’s lawsuit claimed the edits distorted Harris’s statements on the Israel-Gaza war. Paramount insisted the edits were standard for broadcast length.
The settlement funds Trump’s future presidential library and avoids any direct payment to him or apology from Paramount.
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Australia’s first truth-telling inquiry finds British colonists committed genocide
The Yoorrook Justice Commission revealed systemic injustices including mass killings, sexual violence, and cultural erasure that led to near-total destruction of Indigenous communities in Victoria.
The Indigenous population dropped drastically due to these acts, which the report classifies as genocide.
Recommendations include reforms in education, healthcare, and recognition of Indigenous rights, amid some internal disagreement among commissioners.
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Dalai Lama clarifies succession plans amid Beijing tensions
Addressing years of speculation, the Dalai Lama said only his office can decide on his reincarnation, and no one else has authority — a clear message to China.
China insists the next Dalai Lama must be born and approved within China.
Tibetans and supporters worldwide see this as an affirmation of Tibetan self-determination.
The message coincides with the Dalai Lama’s milestone 90th birthday celebrations in Dharamshala, India.
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Extreme heat grips Europe: deaths, fires, and outages
Spain and France reported four heat-related deaths as Europe’s record-breaking June heatwave continues.
In Catalonia, two men died in a wildfire. In France, red alerts remain in place as temperatures reach 37°C.
Italy’s heat-triggered power cuts left parts of Florence and Bergamo in the dark.
The UN warns urban heat islands amplify the danger, especially for vulnerable groups.
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Europe’s heatwave intensifies: red alerts and record highs
Southern Spain shattered its June temperature record with 46°C in El Granado. Red and amber warnings now stretch from Portugal to Hungary.
Italy is reporting dozens of heatstroke cases, while a road worker in Barcelona died amid extreme heat.
Temperatures are expected to climb further in the UK, France, and Germany.
Climate scientists say such heat events are growing in frequency and severity.
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MrBeast pulls AI tool after backlash from creators
MrBeast has removed an AI-powered YouTube thumbnail generator after criticism from other creators. The tool, part of his Viewstats platform, was accused of copying thumbnails without permission.
Creators like PointCrow and Jacksepticeye said the tool used their work to train the model. MrBeast acknowledged the backlash, apologized, and promised to promote human artists instead.
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Mars to acquire Pringles maker – EU regulators concerned
Mars is planning to buy Kellanova, the company behind Pringles and Kellogg’s. But the European Commission fears this could hurt competition and push up prices for shoppers.
The deal would expand Mars’ already massive brand portfolio, potentially giving it more leverage in negotiations with retailers. A deeper probe may follow by the end of October.
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Not Terminator, Not Predator – Schwarzenegger’s Richest Film Was ‘Twins’
In a recent interview, Arnold Schwarzenegger said Twins was the most lucrative film of his career, thanks to a profit-sharing deal instead of upfront pay. He confirmed he earned more than $40 million, far surpassing his earnings from any of his action roles.
A sequel called Triplets was planned with Eddie Murphy, but it was shelved after director Ivan Reitman's death. Danny DeVito, however, once blamed Schwarzenegger’s political career for the cancellation.
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Nuns or Agents? Estonia Suspects Russian Espionage at Convent
A convent in Estonia is under scrutiny after the government accused some of its nuns of being Russian spies. Linked to the Moscow Patriarchate, the Pühtitsa Monastery is allegedly a front for influence operations.
A new law bans churches from cooperating with foreign actors seen as threats to Estonian independence. The nuns reject the allegations, calling the law an attack on religious freedom.
Estonia maintains that no group is above scrutiny when national security is at stake.
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Shubhanshu Shukla becomes first Indian to reach ISS in landmark mission
Celebrations erupted in India as Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla lifted off on the Ax-4 mission, becoming the first Indian to visit NASA’s International Space Station. The mission, led by former NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, features astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary.
Shukla, a 39-year-old Air Force pilot, called the launch “the beginning of India’s human spaceflight.” He’ll assist with 60 experiments, including ISRO studies on seeds, algae, and microgravity.
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Climate Deadline: Just Three Years to Stay Below 1.5°C, Experts Say
The clock is ticking. Leading climate scientists warn that the remaining carbon budget may be depleted by 2028 unless global emissions drop fast. Current emissions of around 40 billion tonnes of CO₂ per year mean the planet could lock in dangerous levels of warming.
The authors caution against over-relying on future carbon removal tech, highlighting that sea levels, extreme weather, and ocean heat are already surging. The message: swift action now is vital to prevent irreversible damage.
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Harvard vs. Trump: Court Halts Student Ban
Trump’s renewed attempt to block foreign students from studying in the U.S. has been halted by a federal judge. Citing freedom of speech, Judge Allison D. Burroughs granted an injunction to protect international students at Harvard from a Homeland Security policy that could have made their presence illegal.
Trump has accused Harvard of left-leaning bias and is trying to strip the university of funding and tax exemptions. The court’s decision offers a pause, but the final outcome remains uncertain.
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Mali strengthens alliance with Russia through new trade deals
During a visit to Moscow, Mali’s military leader Col Goïta signed economic cooperation deals with Putin, covering energy, mining, logistics, and humanitarian aid.
Plans include collaboration on nuclear power and expanded military ties.
As Mali pivots away from France, it continues to align with Russia—mirroring trends in Niger and Burkina Faso.
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Honey heist: Escaped bears trigger evacuation at UK park
Two bears escaped at Wildwood Devon and went straight to the honey supply, consuming an entire week’s worth before calmly returning to their enclosure.
The escape prompted a park-wide evacuation, with trained firearms staff and police on alert.
No harm was done, and staff called the bears’ behaviour “calm and curious”.
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Kyiv under fire again: 7 dead after massive Russian drone and missile barrage
A wave of 352 drones and 16 missiles hit Ukraine last night, most of them aimed at Kyiv.
Seven civilians were killed, including six in a residential building; 22 others were injured.
Hospitals, homes and a sports facility were struck, according to officials.
President Zelensky will visit London today and attend a NATO dinner tomorrow in the Netherlands.
Commander-in-chief Syrsky says Ukraine will increase its counterattacks: “Sitting in defence brings only losses.”
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