Top 10 International Bracking News Today - July 24,2025। Global Headlines :Russia-North Korea Pact, EU Al Law, France Wildfires & More

 1. Putin and Kim Jong Un Sign Defense Pact with Joint Drills Ahead

In a move signaling Deepening ties, Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed a landmark defence agreement during a high profile meeting in Pyongyang. The pact promises mutual defence support, joint military exercises and expanded energy and agricultural trade. Analysts suggest the deal could reshape security dynamics in the Asia Pacific region, raising concerns in Washington, Seoul and Tokyo. 

Source :Reuters, Al Jazeera

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2. EU Adopts Landmark Al Law to Regulate High Risk Use Cases 

The European Union has passed the much anticipated Artifical Intelligence Act, the world's first comprehensive legal framework on Al. The law bans biometric surveillance in public spaces, emotion recognition in workplaces and AI-based social scoring. Companies failing to comply could face heavy penalties. Advocates say the law balances innovation and rights, while critics warn it may stifle tech competitiveness.

Source :Euronews, AP

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3. Southern France Wildfires Burn Over 15000 Hectares ;Thousands Evacuated

Massive Wildfires have erupted in France’s Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region, fueled by extreme heat and dry winds. Over 8000 residents and tourists were evacuated overnight. Emergency responders are working around the clock, with aerial support from Canadair water bombers. Environmental experts blame worsening climate change for intensifying Europe's fire seasons.

Source :France 24, Reuters

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4. China Expels Two Canadian Diplomats Amid Growing Espionage Feud 

Tensions between Beijing and Ottawa have reached a new high as China expelled two Canadian diplomats, accusing them of spying. Canada condemned the move, calling it "retaliatory and baseless". The row stems from ongoing diplomatic friction, including disputes over Hong Kong activists and foreign interference in elections. 

Source :BBC, Global News

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5. Nipah Virus Outbreak in Southeast Asia Sparks Global Health Alert

The World Health Organisation has issued a global health alert after confirming 12 deaths from Nipah Virus in Malaysia. With a mortality rate of up to 70%, Nipah is considered a priority pathogen. Quarantine zones have been established, and neighboring countries like Indonesia and Thailand have tightened border checks. 

Source :WHO, CNN

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6.Fed Rate Hike Warning Triggers Global Market Slump 

Markets worldwide tumbled following signals from the US. Federal Reserve about potential additional interest rate hikes. Investors are increasingly worried that persistent inflation could prolong monetary tightening. Asian markets dropped up to 2%, while European indexes saw a 1.5% dip. Economists now expect slower eco recovery in late 2025. 

Source :CNBC, Bloomberg

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7. UN Security Council Holds Emergency Sessions on Sudan Conflict 

The ongoing civil war in Sudan prompted an emergency UN Security Council meeting. Clashes between rival military factions have led to over 2000000 new refugees this month. Humanitarian groups report acute shortages of food, clean water and medical aid. Diplomatic talks remain frozen, with growing calls for international intervention. 

Source :UN News, Al Jazeera 

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8. NASA Successfully Tests Lunar Fuel Depot Prototype 

NASA has taken a leap toward long term lunar presence by successfully testing a prototype fuel depot designed for future Artemis missions. The depot will store liquid hydrogen and oxygen to refuel spacecraft in orbit. Space analysts see this is a milestone in enabling sustainable space exploration and future Mars missions. 

Source :NASA.gov, Space.com

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9. Bangladesh Confirms Al-Based Cyberattack on Government Infrastructure 

Bangladesh's cyber defense agency reported a thwarted attempt to breach sensitive government servers using Al-generated phishing emails and malicious code. Officials say the attack originated from an overseas IP address. Though no major data loss occurred, the incident highlights the emerging threat of Al-enhanced cyberwarfare in South Asia. 

Source :The Daily Star, Reuters

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10. Monsoom Devastation in Northern India Leaves 87 Dead, Millions Displaced 

Relentless monsoon rains have caused widespread flooding in northern India, claiming at least 87 lives. Rivers like the Yamuna and Ganges have overflowed, submerging hundreds of villages. Relief camps struggle to support over 3 million displaced people. Authorities have declared a state of emergency in several districts. 

Source :NDTV, Hindustan Times

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SUMMARY 

On July 24, 2025, the international landscape was dominated by global defense alignments, health risks, climate catastrophes and technological threats. Russia and North Korea formalized a bold military partnership while the EU pushed the boundaries of ethical Al use. Environmental challenges surged with devastating floods in India and fires in France. Meanwhile, Nipah virus posed a renewed health threat and Bangladesh faced an alarming Cyberattack. The UN scrambled to address Sudan's crisis, and markets reacted to looming financial uncertainty. NASA's lunar progress offered a rare optimistic highlight amid a day of global turbulence.