Top 10 International News Today। July 25,2025

 1. Ukraine Downs Hypersonic Missile in Major Defence Win

Ukraine claims to have successfully intercepted a Russian Kinzhal Hypersonic missile using US supplied Patriot systems, marking a rate and strategic defence success. Military analysts see this as a morale boost and significant proof of the effectiveness of Western air defense integration. The missile was reportedly targeting key infrastructure in Kyiv.

Source :CNN, BBC

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2. UN Condemns Mass Executions in Myanmar 

The UN has condemned the military junta in Myanmar for the extrajudicial execution of at least 38 political prisoners in recent weeks. Independent observers warn the real death toll could be much higher. This marks one of the largest series of politically motivated killings in the country since the 2021 coup.

Source :Al Jazeera, Reuters

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3. U. S. Senate Approves $95 Billion Indo Pacific Security Bill

The US Senate has passed a landmark $95 billion bill amid at boosting security in the Indo-Pacific region. The bill includes major aid to Taiwan, increased military presence in the Philippines, and defense modernization against Chinese expansion in the South China Sea.

Source :Bloomberg, Ap

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4. Greece Hit by 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake, No Casualties Reported

A strong 6.2 magnetic earthquake struck off the coast of Crete early Friday,shaking buildings as far as Athens. Emergency services report minor injuries and limited structural damage. Local officials praised earthquake preparedness protocols that minimzed impact. 

Source :EuroNews, CNN 

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5. Global Climate Marches Resume Ahead of COP29

Climate activities in over 50 cities around the world held coordinated marches today calling for urgent action ahead of COP29 in Azerbaijan. Demonstrators demanded an end to fossil fuel subsidies and legal accountability for major carbon emitters. Organizers say over 1.5 million people joined globally. 

Source :The Guardian, Reuters Climate

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6. Bangladesh Names Inquiry Panel on Dhaka Jet Crash 

Bangladesh's civil aviation authority has formed a 7 member inquiry panel to investigate the F-7 BGI jet crash that killed 27 people, mostly school children. Protecters continue demanding greater accountability and improved safety standards for air force training over urban areas. 

Source :Reuters, Dhaka Tribune

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7. Google Sued Over Al Copyright Violations in EU Court 

A coalition of European publishers has filed a major lawsuit against Google in Brussels, accusing the company of scraping copyrighted content to train its Al models without permission. Legal experts say the case could set a precedent for global Al governance and intellectual property law. 

Source :Financial Times 

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8. Niger Military Government Expels Franch Diplomats

One year after the 2023 coup, Niger's ruling military junta has expelled all remaining French diplomatic staff, accusing them of interference. France, once Niger's main security and development partner, has condemned the move and halted bilateral aid. 

Source :Le Monde, AFP

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9. Qatar Unveils 2036 Olympic Bid Plans

Qatar officially announced its bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games, unveiling plans to build the world's first carbon neutral Olympic village. The country cities infrastructure from the 2022 FIFA World Cup and amis to position itself as a leader in sustainable mega events. 

Source :Reuters, Gulf Times 

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10. Global Oil Prices Drop Below $70 as Supply Surges 

Crude oil prices have fallen between $70 per barrel for the first time in eight months, due to unexpected supply increases from Libya and Venezuela. OPEC is expected to hold an emergency meeting next week to discuss output cuts. Energy dependent economies brace for volatility. 

Source : CNBC, Bloomberg

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SUMMARY 

On July 25,global headlines were marked by Geopolitical shifts, natural shocks and climate urgency. Ukraine's defense success against a Russian  Hypersonic missile stirred strategic debate, while Myanmar faced condemnation over mass executions. The US bolstered Indo-Pacific alliances, and global climate protests demanded accountability. Legal  battles around Al, an Olympic bid by Qatar, and oil market swings further highlighted the world's political, environmental and economic interconnectivity. 


























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