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 1. Netanyahu Declines Egypt Summit, Citing Jewish Holiday Conflict Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has officially declined an invitation to attend the upcoming Egypt peace summit, citing a conflict with an important Jewish holiday. The summit, hosted by Cairo, was set to bring together Israeli, Palestinian, US and Arab leaders to discuss a long term Gaza ceasefire. Netanyahu's absence immediately raised doubts about Israel's willingness to commit to the peace framework.  US Secretary of State Antony Blinken reportedly urged Israeli officials to send a high level representative, but no alternative has been confirmed. Egyptian diplomats called the decision "disappointing" but said discussions would proceed. Analysts believe Netanyahu may be stalling to maintain leverage as internal political divisions widen. The absence could weaken Israel's narrative internationally and slow ceasefire process. Source :Reuters, BBC Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsI...

  1. Three Dead in Spain, Extreme Heat Hits Europe Hard Southern Europe is experiencing a punishing heatwave, with heat-related fatalities reported :two firefighters dide battling a wildfire in Lleida, Spain and a child passed away from heatstroke. France recorded two more heat deaths, including a 10-years old. Italy faced power outages due to grid overload, while Germany faced what would be its highest ever temperatures. Authorities have opened cooling centres and imposed work restrictions. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. EU Trade Chief in Washington Ahead of July 9 Tariff Deadline Maros Sefcovic the EU's Trade Commissioner, arrived in Washington to negotiate a tariff pause with the U. S., ahead of a looming July 9 deadline. European officials outlined four possible outcomes including a partial deal, delay, sectoral carve outs, or no deal depending on future negotiations. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with W...

  1. Israeli Airstrikes Hits Gaza School - Shelter, Killing 36 Including Children An Israeli airstrikes struck a school-turned shelter in Gaza city, causing a major fire and resulting in the death of at least 36 Palestinians, including several children. The school had been housing dozens of displaced families due to the ongoing war. This incident has drawn severe international criticism. Source :Al Jazeera Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Russia Launches Biggest Drone-Missile Attack on Ukraine Since War Began Russia unleashed it's largest drone and missile assault since the war began in 2022,firing 355 drones and 9 missiles across Ukraine. Several regions, including Kyiv and Lviv, reported massive damage and civilian injuries. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Trump Delays 50% EU Tariffs After Call with EU Commission President U. S. President Donald Trump announced a delay in the proposed 50% tariffs on Eur...

  1. Western Power Condemn Threats to IAEA Chief Amid Rising Tensions Britain, France and Germany jointly denounced threats directed at the IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, urging Iran to ensure the safety of nuclear inspectors. Iran responsed by suspecting cooperation with the IAEA following U. S. and Israeli strikes on its nuclear sites, escalating diplomatic strain. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Global Markets Soar on Trade Developments and Middle East Ceasefire Wall Street futures climbed to record highs alongside positive momentum in European and Asian markets. This surge was fueled by resumed U. S. - Canada trade talks, easing of Middle East Tensions and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts. Source : Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Euro Climbs as Europe Attracts Investment Inflows  The euro surged roughly 14% against the dollar in 2025, supported by a€1 trillion investment pledge...

1. Israel Orders Evacuations Northern Gaza Ahead of Escalation The Israeli military has mandated evacuations in Northern Gaza _including Jabalia and parts of Gaza city - as it prepares for intensified operations against Hamas. At least 11 Palestinians were killed in overnight strikes, including five in tent camps near Khan Younis. Former President Donald Trump urged: "make the deal in Gaza, get the hostages back". Source :Reuters 2. BIS Warns of Global Economy at "Pivotal Moment" The bank of International Settlements (BIS) cautioned that the global economy faces a critical point due to rising geopolitical tensions, high public debt, and trade fragmentation. Outgoing head Agustin Carstens called for increased resilience, warning against further strain from military spending and protectionist politicies. Source : Reuters 3. Ukrainian F-16, Pilot Killed During Massive Russian Air Strike A Ukrainian F-16 pilot died while defending against a massive involving hundreds of...

 1. Record Attendance Expect at Budapest Pride Amid Bans Budapest is preparing for its largest-ever pride march, despite attempts by Hungary's right wing government to ban the event. Authorities have deployed surveillance and threatened fines, but the city's mayor officially reclassified it as a municipal event, defying government pressure and turning it into a protest for LGBTQ+ rights. Source :The Guardian  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Severe Heatwave Grips Southern Europe as Venice Protests Bezos Wedding  Extreme heat is sweeping across southern Europe, with temperatures exceeding 40°c in parts of Italy, Spain and Greece. In Venice, environmental groups protested Jeff Bezos's Iavish wedding on a super yacht, criticising its impact on tourism and climate.  Source :The Guardian  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. U. S. Senate Rejects Bid to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers  The US Senate voted 53-47 ag...

  1. Stock Markets Surge on Ceasefire and Trade Optimism Global equity markets rallied as news of a stable Iran-Israel Ceasefire and renewed US-China trade talks boosted investor confie. Asian shares touched a three year high U. S. dollar dropped and Wall Street gained momentum, reflecting hopes of rate cuts. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Half-Year Market Outlook :Great Rotation in Progress With the first half of 2025 ending, investor are shifting focus _away from U. S. tech _towards Chinese firms, gold (up 25%) and European defense stocks. Mergers and acquisitions reached nearly $2 trillion. Central bankers will gather in Sintra next week to discuss the path forward. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Kremlin: No Plans Yet for Next Ukraine Peace Talks Russia stated there are no scheduled dates for further peace negotiations with Ukraine. Although preliminary discussions occurred in Istanbul, M...

1. Putin Meets Turkish Foreign Minister to Discuss Ukraine Peace Initiative  Russian president Vladimir Putin crucial  in Moscow with Turkey's foreign minister to address possible situations to the war in Ukraine. The discussion emphasised restarting diplomatic dialogue and Turkey's potential role as mediator in any future peace effort.  Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. King Charles lll Visits Ottawa Amid Sovereignty Tensions  Amid concerns over US annexation rhetoric, King Charles lll arrived in Canada to reinforce the nation's independence and the monarchy's support. His symbolic visit comes as political tensions rise between North America's oldest allies.  Source :News and Sentinel Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Russia Advances Draft for Ukraine Peace Proposal The Kremlin confirmed that it continues  on a draft memorandum outlineing potential terms for a peace settlement with Ukrai...

1. Iranian Filmmaker Jafar Panahi Wins Palme d'Or at Cannes   Celebrated Iranian director Jafar Panahi won the Palme d'Or at the 2025 Cannes Flim Festival for this emotionally changed film It Was Just an Accident, which critiques systemic oppression in Iran. The film, made despite Panahi's past bans on directing and travel, was widely applauded for it's fearless storytelling. This victory marks a culture and political moment in global cinema.  Source :NPR-WPTL Radio Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Power Outage Disrupts Cannes Festival's Final Day  The final day of the Cannes Film Festival faced an unexpected power outage, believed to have been caused by arson in Southern France. The blackout led to cancellations and delays during the closing events. Local authorities are investigating the incident, with early reports suggesting the fire was set deliberately.  Source :ABC News via Facebook Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInf...