Ukraine’s parliament has approved a bill restoring the independence of the country’s two main anti-corruption agencies, moving to defuse a crisis that has shaken faith in President Volodymyr Zelensky’s leadership.
Ukraine votes to restore power of anti-corruption bodies
Kulanka Golaha Wasiirada oo looga hadlay dagaalkii Beledxaawo
Jul 31 (Jowhar)-Golaha Wasiirrada Xukuumadda Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, ayaa ku bogaadiyey Ciidanka Qaranka, masuuliyadda iyo xilkasnimada ay muujiyeen, si looga hortago khasaaraha gaari lahaa shacabka degmada Balad-Xaawo.
US-India talks ongoing amid Trump threat of 25% tariff
US President Donald Trump has said the United States is still negotiating with India on trade after announcing earlier in the day the US will impose a 25% tariff on goods imported from the country starting on Friday.
Xamaas oo sii deyneysa Afar la heystayaal Israel ah
Jul 31 (Jowhar)-Xamaas ayaa sheegtay in ay maanta u gudbin doonto Israa’iil magacyada afarta qof ee laheystayaasha ah ee la sii dayn doono, taasoo qayb ka ah heshiiskii xabbad joojinta ee Gaza.
Israeli forces kill at least 30 seeking aid in Gaza
At least 30 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces while waiting for food at a crossing in Gaza, the civil defence agency in the territory has said.
Trump says US to impose 15% tariff on South Korean goods
US President Donald Trump said that the United States will impose a 15% tariff on imports from South Korea, as he touted a “full and complete trade deal” between both countries.
Millions return home as Pacific tsunamis warnings lifted
Tsunami warnings were lifted across the Pacific rim, allowing millions of temporary evacuees to return home.
US urges judges to release Epstein, Maxwell transcripts
The Trump administration urged two judges to release testimony heard by the grand juries that indicted the late financier Jeffrey Epstein and British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell on sex trafficking charges, as the US President seeks to calm an uproar over his administration’s handling of the matter.
SDLP disappointed ‘strings’ to UK recognising Palestine
The UK’s decision to recognise the state of Palestine if Israel does not meet specific conditions is “disappointing” as it is diluted by the strings around it, according to SDLP leader and MP for Belfast South and Mid Down Claire Hanna.
Cambodia accused of ‘flagrant’ Thailand truce violation
Thailand accused Cambodia of a “flagrant violation” of a truce deal to end cross-border fighting, claiming Cambodian troops launched an overnight attack on the frontier.
Iran’s wartime executions escalate after protester killed during unrest
On a Quiet Street in Tehran, the State’s Quietest Violence Continues
There is a particular hush that falls over parts of Tehran after dark these...
Three killed by Russian strike in southern Ukraine
Night over the Black Sea: a port city mourns, and the hum of drones keeps scoring the horizon
There are nights in Odesa when the...
UK abolishes two-child benefit cap, restoring support for larger families
When the Two-Child Rule Fell: A Day That Felt Like a Little Less Winter
On an overcast morning in a northern market town, a mother...
Artemis astronauts prepare for lunar flyby on fifth mission day
A Quiet Corner of the Sky, Loud with Human Hope
There is a peculiar hush that falls over places when people gather to watch something...
UNIFIL to withdraw from Lebanon next year — what will change?
Between Two Lines of Fire: The Slow Unraveling of UNIFIL and a Region Holding Its Breath
The sun drops low over Beirut’s waterfront and, for...