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  1. Europe's E3 Triggers UN 'Snapback' Sanctions on Iran Britain, France and Germany khown collectively as the E3 announced Thursday thar they have formally moved to trigger the UN "snapback" sanctions mechanism against Iran. Under the 2015 unclear deal (JCPOA), this process forces the re-imposition of all previous UN sanctions within 30 days, regardless of opposition from other Security Council members. The sanctions include bans on arms imports and exports, restrictions on Iran's access to the international banking system, limits on its oil and gas trade, and strict financial monitoring. Iran immediately denounced the move warning that it would restrict cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).  The IAEA recently reported that Iran is enriching uranium up to 60% purity far above civilian energy requirements, though still below weapons grade. European diplomats acknowledge that the snapback could further destabilize the Middle East and ...

 1. UN Urges Ceasefire as Yemen Conflict Escalates The United Nations has called for an immediate ceasefire in Yemen amid escalating violence between Houthi rebels and government forces. The ongoing conflict has intensified, with thousands displaced and humanitarian access severely restricted. The UN Secretary General stressed the urgent need for dialogue to prevent future civilian suffering and to protect critical infrastructure like hospitals and water facilities. Humanitarian agencies warn that without peace, Yemen faces a worsening famine crisis.  Source :UN News  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. India's Monsoon Rains Trigger Severe Flooding in Assam Continuous monsoon rains have caused severe flooding in Assam, affecting hundreds of villages and more than 200000 residents. Rivers have breached their banks, submerging homes, schools and farmland, living many displaced. Rescue teams, including the National Disaster Response Force are activel...

 1. China Details Senior Diplomat Liu  Jianchao In a significant political development, Liu Jianchao, head of the Chinese Communist Party's International Liaison Department and a likely future foreign minister, has been taken in for questioning upon his return to Beijing in late July. Liu, aged 61,  had recently completed visits to nations including Singapore, South Africa and Algeria and had fostered strong ties with Western diplomats the WSJ reports this marks the most prominent case of its kind since the investigation of Qin Gang in 2023. No official explanation has been provided, stirring speculation about internal power dynamics in China's diplomatic corps. Source :Reuters. Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Netanyahu Justifies Gaza City Takeover as Hostage Strategy  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended his government's controversial plan to assume control of Gaza City, arguing it is the "fastest way to end the war" and secure...

  1. Israeli Plan to Take Over Gaza City Sparks Global Outcry In a move that has sent shochwaves across the Middle East and beyond, Israel's security cabinet has formally approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to seize full military control of Gaza City. The decision, announced late Friday night, is already being described by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres as a "dangerous escalation" that risks destabilizing the entire region. International new experts warn that such a step could constitute an act of occupation under the Geneva Conventions, carrying severe legal and diplomatic consequences. The United Nations Security Council has scheduled an emergency meeting to address the matter, with countries like Germany, France, the UK, China and numbers of the EU openly condemning the plan. Analysts say that this unprecedented move marks a turning point in the Gaza conflict, one that could deepen the humanitarian crisis and trigger wider geopolitical repercus...

 1. UN Security Council to Hold Emergency Session on Sudan Civil War The UN Security Council has scheduled an emergency meeting to address the deteriorating civil war in Sudan, where over 600  civilians were reportedly killed in the last two weeks. International aid agencies have warned of mass starvation in conflict zones, especially in Darfur and Khartoum. Source : Al Jazeera, UN News Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Ukraine Downs 30 Russian Drones Over Kyiv and Odessa Ukrainian forces intercepted and destroyed 30 Russian drones in overnight attacks targeting key infrastructure in Kyiv and Odessa. At least 5 people were injured, and several energy facilities were damaged. The West has renewed calls to send more advanced air defense systems.  Source :Reuters, BBC  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Taiwan Detects Record Number of Chinese Warplanes Near Airspace Taiwan's Ministry of Defence reported 45 Chinese mi...

1. Texas Floods Kill 51 at Summer Camp A catastrophic flash flood struck Camp Mystic in Kerr County, Texas, killing 51 people, including 15 children. Around 27 girls are still missing. Rescue teams are working around the clock as families demand accountability over warning systems. Source :The Economic Times Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Israel Agrees to Ceasefire Talks in Qatar   Israel has sent a delegation to Qatar for negotiations on a Ceasefire with Hamas. While Israel rejected some Hamas demands, both sides are engaging diplomatically for the first time in weeks amid global pressure. Source :ANEWZ Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Elon Musk Launches New US Political Party  Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has launched the "America Party", promising to disrupt the traditional two party system in the US. The move has sparked debate over a potential 2028 presidential bid. Source :ANEWZ Thanks for reading! Stay upda...

1. Iran-Israel Ceasefire Holds - Taump Envoy Sees "Promising" Peace Talks A fragile Ceasefire Iran and Israel appears to be holding, according to the US envoy, who described upcoming peace talks with Tehran as "Promising". The truce follows a surge in military strikes during June's brief flare up. Source : Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. IAEA Urges Return to Iranian Nuclear Sites Post-Strikes Rafael Grossi, head of the UN's nuclear watchdog, emphasised that restoring access for inspectors to Iran's nuclear facilities is now a top global priority. This comes after the recent US and Israeli military actions.  Source :Reuters  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. NATO Summit in the Hague :Defence Spending to Rise to 5% of GDP  The NATO summit opened in the Hague with leaders agreeing to increase defence budgets to 5% of GDP. Prime Minister Mark Rutte reassured that, despite budget concerns the expansion was...

 1. Tramp Brokers "Forever" Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran US president Donald Trump has announced a so-called "forever ceasefire" agreement between Israel and Iran, ending 12  days of fierce aerial attacks and rising regional tensions. Though both sides publicly committed to the truce, accusations of violations emerged just hours later. The ceasefire was brokered following back channel talks and Trump declared "Time for Peace" on social media. The deal has led to a drop in oil prices and temporary market stability. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. NATO Summit Kicks Off in The Hague with Strong US Support  The 2025 NATO Summit officially began today in The Hague, where the US delegate, Matt Whitaker, reiterated America's unwavering support for the alliance. He called this "the most consequential moment in NATO's history". Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urged allies to boost defence spending, w...

 1. U. S. Israel Airstrikes Target Iran's Nuclear Facilties The United States and Israel launched coordinated airstrikes on key Iranian nuclear facilities including Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan. President Donald Trump stated that the attacks were meant to disable Iran's nuclear potential not provoke war though he didn't rule out future military actions. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Iran Threatens to Block the Strait of Hormuz   In a sharp response, Iran's parliament approved a motion to potentially close the Strait of Hormuz, a vital maritime route for global oil shipments. The move has sparked widespread concern over energy supply and international shipping security.  Source :Business Insider Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Global Leaders Urge Restraint  Countries like Russia, China, Germany and Japan have urged both the US and Iran to step back from the brink of war. The United Nations ...

  1. U. S. Airstrikes Destroy Iran's Nuclear Sites In a bold move, the U. S. military, supposted by Israel, launched coordinated airstrikes on Iran's top nuclear facilities at Natanz, Fordow and Isfahan. The mission, executed using B-2 bombers and specialized bunker-buster bombs, was labeled "highly successful" by president Trump. This marks a major shift in U. S. foreign policy regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. World Reacts Sharply to US Action Global leaders responsed with mixed reactions. While Israel hailed the operation as historic, other countries like Japan, the EU, UAE and Qatar called for restrain and diplomacy. On the other side, Russia, Venezuela and Cuba condemned the airstrikes as violations of international law. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Iran Retaliates with Missile Strikes  Shortly after the attack, Iran launched a series of r...

  1. Iran-Israel Tensions Surge Iran launched missiles at Israeli cities like Ashkelon, prompting Israeli retaliation on Iranian military sites. The US has warned of possible intervention if the conflict doesn't ease soon.  Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Russia Launches Border Drills Over 25000 Russian troops are involved in sudden exercises near Ukraine, alarming NATO and EU leaders. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Oil Prices Spike Again  Middle East conflict has pushed Brent crude prices to $82 a barrel, with fears of hitting $90 soon.  Source : Al Jazeera Thanks for reading! Stay updated with major worldnewsinfo 4. UN Condemns Myanmar Junta The UN urged Myanmar's military to restore democracy. Protests continue amid violent crackdowns.  Source :BBC News  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  5. North Korea Tests Missile  Pyongyang fire...

1. Iran-Israel conflict intensifies with major missile exchanges  Iran launched multiple drones and missiles on Israeli cities like Beersheba, triggering large-scale retaliation. Israel responded by targeting Iranian military and nuclear facilities. Europe urged diplomacy, while the U. S. has set a two-week deadline for intervention. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Tramp weighs 'bunker - buster' strike on Iran's nuclear site U. S. President Donald Trump is considering using 13-ton bunker-bustier bombs on Iran's heavily fortified Fordow nuclear facility, as tensions rise between Tehran and Tel Aviv.  Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Oil prices fluctuate amid Middle East crisis  Brent crude touched $77 per barrel after spiking 20% this month. The market remains volatile, with uncertainty around the U. S. response and Iranian oil threats. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Sta...

1. Amazon Sets 60-days Relocation Ultimatum for employees Amazon CEO Andy Jassy told remote employees to move to key U. S. hubs (Seattle, Arlington, D. C.) within 60 day or resign _no severance offered. This comes as Amazon pivots towards AI integration and anticipates layoffs. Source :Economic Times Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo.  2. U. S. resumes student visa processing after review  After a three-week pause, the U. S. State Department directed embarrassies to resume issuing F, M, and J visas, while implementing stricter vetting of applicants social media for extremist content.   Source :ICEF Monitor Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo.  3. SpaceX Starship destroyed in test explosion in Texas A static-fire test of SpaceX ship 36 ended in a massive explosion at Boca Chice, causing delays in future Starship missions. No casualties reported.  Source :Economic Times  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo....