Senegal’s Macky Sall Rules Out Third Term After Deadly Protests
He however maintained that the constitution would have allowed his candidacy if he decided to contest.
Gunman Opens Fire Randomly in Philadelphia, Kills 4 Before Arrest
The shootings took place over several city blocks in the southwestern neighborhood of Kingsessing.
Israel Targets West Bank Militant Stronghold with Drones and Hundreds of Troops, Killing 5 Palestinians
Armored bulldozers drove through narrow streets to clear the way for troops, damaging property in their path.
Grandmother of French Teen Shot Dead by Police Officer Pleads with Rioters To Stop the Violence
“Don’t break windows, buses … schools. We want to calm things down.”
Putin Will Speak with Leaders of China and India in First Summit Since Wagner Insurrection
Leaders will convene virtually on Tuesday for a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Two Dead, 28 Wounded in Mass shooting at Baltimore Block Party
One 18-year-old woman was found dead at the scene and a 20-year-old man died after being taken to hospital, a police statement said.
Pilot killed as Fighter Jet Crashes During Venezuela Exercise
The armed forces said in a statement that the plane “crashed to the ground” at around 09:45 am (1345 GMT) on July 2 in the municipality of Guaicaipuro
Sporadic Violence, 2,400 Arrested So Far but Calmer Night in France after Family Buries Teenager
Some 45,000 police were on the streets with specialised elite units, armoured vehicles and helicopters brought in to reinforce its three largest cities, Paris, Lyon and Marseille.
Netherlands’ King, Willem-Alexander, Apologises for Country’s Role in Slavery
The country became a major colonial power after the 17th Century and Dutch slave traders trafficked more than 600,000 people.
Biden Announces New Measures To Ease Student Loans After Supreme Court Blocked $430bn Debt Relief
“Today’s decision has closed one path. Now we’re going to start another,” Biden said.
France Boosts Police Presence to Quell ‘Unacceptable’ Riots
Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said late Friday that 45,000 police would be deployed across France.
At Least 13 Die in Extreme Heat Wave in US
In recent days, temperatures in some southern US cities have felt like 113 degrees Fahrenheit, with the pavement cracking in Houston, Texas
Crisis-Hit Pakistan Strikes $3bn IMF Bailout Deal
“Praise be to God,” tweeted Finance Minister Ishaq Dar after the deal was announced early on Friday.
600 Arrested, 200 Police Officers Hurt on France’s 3rd Night of Protests Over Teen’s Killing
Bus and tram services in the Paris area shut as a precaution, and many tram lines remained shut for Friday morning rush hour.
France Deploys 40,000 Police Officers To Quell Violence That Followed Deadly Police Shooting
Protesters set cars and public buildings ablaze in Paris suburbs and unrest spread to some other French cities and towns.
UK Appeals Court Says Plan To Send Asylum Seekers To Rwanda Unlawful
In a split ruling, the court said Rwanda could not be considered a “safe third country” where migrants could be sent.
Police Arrest 150 in France As Unrest Spreads To Multiple Towns After 17-Year-Old Killed By Police
Protesters set cars and public buildings ablaze in Paris suburbs.
Ukraine Accuses Local Man of Directing Missile Strike That Killed 10 At Popular Pizza Restaurant
The Tuesday evening attack on Kramatorsk wounded 61 other people.
Tensions Erupt in Paris Suburb After 17-Year-Old Delivery Driver Is Killed in Police Standoff
The police officer was detained on suspicion of manslaughter.
US Allows Russia to Bring Plane to Retrieve Diplomats
“The US government allowed the Russian government to send a charter flight to the United States to transport to Russia those Russian diplomats whose assignments have ended
