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Israel-Gaza and Lebanon ceasefires are fraying
Israeli strikes intensified in Gaza and clashes also escalated on the Lebanese front, with multiple outlets describing the ceasefires as rapidly collapsing. Reports said senior Hamas commanders were killed in targeted airstrikes, while the wider region saw no clear path to calm.
Poland and the UK sign a major defense treaty
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed a new defense and security treaty in London. The agreement is intended to strengthen border security, counter organized crime, deepen defense cooperation, and expand joint work on cybersecurity and military technology.
Hungary votes to reverse its ICC withdrawal
Hungarian lawmakers overwhelmingly backed reversing the country’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court. The move would undo the process launched last year by Viktor Orbán’s government and still requires further steps before taking full effect.
Europe is hit by an intense, historic heatwave
French forecasters described the current heatwave as unprecedented and historic, with temperatures reaching around 35°C near London and potentially 39°C in parts of France. Officials in France said it is not currently an emergency but urged caution and safety precautions.
NASA outlines new steps toward a lunar base
NASA released details on robotic landers, drones, and rovers that are part of its next phase of lunar base development. The plan reflects a broader U.S. push to return Americans to the Moon before the end of President Trump’s term in 2029, amid competition with China.
New U.S. response to Ebola concerns expands screening and restrictions
NBC reported that the U.S. is increasing airport screenings and setting up a treatment facility in Kenya as Ebola cases rise in Africa. The measures also include a temporary ban on some non-U.S. citizens who recently traveled to affected regions.