A train derailment in a wooded area of southwestern Germany that killed three people yesterday may have been caused by an overflowing sewer, local police and prosecutors have said.
Orbán: Trump ‘ate’ EU chief ‘for breakfast’ in talks
The framework trade agreement which the United States and the European Union signed yesterday is worse than the trade deal that the United Kingdom reached with the US earlier, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said.
Ciidamo Itoobiyaan ah oo ku biiray dagaal xalay DFS iyo Jubaland ku dhexmaray Doolow
Jul 28 (Jowhar)-Dagaal xalay fiidkii ilaa waaberigii hore ee saaka soo gaaray ayaa sababay in ciidanka Itooobiya ay la wareegaan Xerada ciidanka Nabad Sugida Qaranka Soomaaliya ee degmada Doolow.
Outcome of EU-US tariff talks ‘not certain’ – McGrath
European Union commissioner Michael McGrath has said “the world has changed” and that economic terms “we had six months ago are no longer available” amid ongoing discussions on an EU-US tariff deal.
Russian navy parade cancelled for ‘security reasons’
Russia has said a major annual navy parade had been cancelled for “security reasons”, without specifying the threat or concern.
EU-US trade deal will help protect Irish jobs – Taoiseach
The Taoiseach has said the trade agreement reached between the EU and the US will “help protect many jobs in Ireland”.
Watch: Passengers use slides to flee fire on US plane
Passengers were seen evacuating an American Airlines plane on the runway of Denver International Airport yesterday as smoke billowed from the belly of the aircraft.
Further evacuations as Greece battles raging wildfires
Officials in Greece are continuing to battle wildfires that have ravaged homes and sparked evacuations for a second day, with the help of Czech firefighters and Italian aircraft expected to arrive later.
Thailand, Cambodia to hold peace talks after clashes
Thailand and Cambodia’s leaders will meet in Malaysia for peace talks tomorrow, the Thai government said, as the countries clashed for a fourth day in a deadly border dispute.
25 tonnes of aid dropped into Gaza amid IDF ‘pause’
Two Jordanian and one Emirati plane have dropped 25 tonnes of humanitarian aid over Gaza, the Jordanian army said in a statement, after Israel earlier announced a “tactical pause” in fighting amid a deepening hunger crisis.
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