Top 10 International Bracking News Today - 31 July 2025। Russia Ukraine Conflict, Flood Disaster, UN Gaza Peace Summit & More

 1. Russian Missile and Drone Attacks Pound Kyiv 8 Dead, 88 Injured

Early Tuesday, Russian launched over 300 drones and 8 missiles against Kyiv, killing at least 8 civilians including a six years old boy, and injuring 88 others. The attacks triggered widespread power outages, destroyed civilian infrastructure, and severely damaged multiple residential buildings. Emergency services reported that they are still pulling survivors from rubble. President Zelenskyy condemned the onslaught, saying, "Peace without strength is impossible".

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2. Tramp Imposes Limited Copper Tariffs, US Prices Collapse 

President Trump announced 50% tariffs on imported copper pipes and wiring excluding cathodes, concentrates and ores leading to a sharp 20% plunge in Comex copper prices. The move was aimed at protecting domestic manufacturings, but it caused confusion and volatility in the metals market. The US premium over LME narrowed dramatically, disrupting short term supply contracts and causing a temporary pricing reversal.

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3. Global Markets React : Tech Earning Boost, Asian Stocks Slide

Global markets wobbled on conflicting signals :strong earnings from Microsoft and Meta lifted Nasdaq futures by ~1.3%  reflecting optimism in the US tech sector, while Weak Chinese PMI data dragged Asian equities down (~0.7-1.1%). The Japanese yen rose slightly as the country's Central Bank adjust its inflation outlook. Investors remain cautious as volatility is expected to persist into August.

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4. Federal Reserve Holds Rates Again Despite Pressure 

The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates at 4.25-4.50, cities ongoing inflationary pressures and global uncertainty. Despite pressure from political figures and market analysts for a rate cut, Fed Chair Powell reaffirmed their data driven approach. Treasury yields climbed, the dollar strengthened globally, and investor sentiment shifted towards safe haven assets like gold and bonds. 

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5. Gold Demand Surges 3%, ETFs See Record Inflowse

Global gold demand rose 3% YoY in Q2 2025, driven by institutional and retail inflows into gold ETFs, with prices nearing $3312/oz. Investment demand surged as concerns over currency devaluation and geopolitical instability rose. Despite weak jewelry sales and slightly reduced central bank acquisitions, the outlook for gold remains strong. 

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6. Northern China Floods Kill at Least 60, Elderly Homes Hit Hard

Extreme rainstorms caused flash flooding in northern China, claiming 60  lives and leaving nine missing. One elderly care home lost 31 residents in a tragic turn. Torrential rainfall over 573 mm in just a few days destroyed homes, highways and electricity networks. Emergency response teams are evacuating thousands. 

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7. Myanmar Forms Civilian Led Government Under Military Rule 

Myanmar established a civilian led interim government ahead of planned December elections. However, junta chief Min Aung Hlaing retains full executive power, raising skepticism among pro democracy groups. The announcement was met with mixed international reactions, with ASEAN urging a genuine democratic transition while the opposition dismissed the move as superficial. 

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8. Medvedev Warns Trump Over Russia's Nuclear Capabilites 

Russia's Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev fired back at President Trump, warning him of Russia's "Doomsday strike capability" in response to heightened trade threats and sanctions. The bold rhetoric adds to rising tensions between Washington and Moscow, just days before the US imposes additional sanctions. 

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9. UN Gaza Peace Conference Conference Concludes in New York 

The two day UN hosted Gaza peace conference concluded on July 29 in New York. Participants debated proposals including a two state solution, phased demilitarization, and long term economic cooperation. Western leaders pledged humanitarian aid and reconstruction support. Although no binding agreement was signed, diplomatic momentum appears to be building. 

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10. BRICS Summit Opens in Rio, India to Chair 2026 

At the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, leaders focused on artificial intelligence governance, climate finance strategies, and pushing for greater influence in global institutions like the IMF and UN. India was confirmed as the chair for BRICS 2026 and is expected to host the summit in New Delhi with a focus on digital infrastructure. 

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SUMMARY 

Today's global headlines were dominated by escalating conflicts, financial turbulence, and major policy shifts. Kyiv suffered deadly airstrikes, while markets reacted sharply to new US tariffs and strong tech earning. Central banks held rates steady, fueling safe haven investment in gold. Meanwhile, catastrophic floods in China, political maneuvering Myanmar, and fiery rhetoric between the US and Russia undercored geopolitical risk. The Un's Gaza peace conference and BRICS leadership shift highlighed ongoing diplomatic efforts amid global instability.