Trump says the Iran ceasefire is over as Ali Khamenei is buried in Mashhad
Strikes resumed after tankers were hit near Hormuz, Hamas said its government would step down in Gaza, and the funeral ended at the Imam Reza shrine.
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Greenland's and Denmark's leaders say the island is not for sale
The statement answered Donald Trump's remarks at the NATO summit in Ankara, while South Korea issued a new kind of extreme-heat warning.
Paraguay eliminates Germany and Norway knocks out Brazil
Paraguay won on penalties after a draw, Mexico won a first knockout game since 1986, and Norway beat Brazil 2-1.
Venezuela's information ministry puts the earthquake death toll at 3,342
The figure was a further rise after earlier counts of 188 and then 920 in the days just after the Yaracuy doublet.
Cholera deaths in Kordofan reach 127 as Bangladesh's measles toll hits 738
Sudan reported 911 cholera cases in two Kordofan states, and seven more children died of measles in Bangladesh.
Ukraine mourns Kyiv dead as Ali Khamenei's funeral begins in Tehran
The death toll from a Russian bombardment was put at 30, Russia said it had taken Kostyantynivka, and Khamenei's body lay in state.
Hungary and Slovakia set national heat records as France counts more than 2,000 heat deaths
Hungary reached 42 degrees and Slovakia 41.3, while French authorities reported over 2,025 deaths in the late-June heat.
A tuition-centre roof in Lahore kills at least 14 schoolchildren
Nine more children were hospitalized, floods killed people in Accra and Abidjan, and a bus crash in Balochistan killed 40.
The Vatican excommunicates the Society of Saint Pius X clergy
The Holy See acted after the group consecrated four bishops without permission, and warned that laypeople attending its Masses could face the same penalty.
Brent's monthly drop and a cartel sanctions list close the economic week
Brent fell 21 percent in June, its largest monthly decline since March 2020, and the Treasury sanctioned people and firms linked to a Mexican cartel.
Supreme Court says a birthright-citizenship order violates the 14th Amendment
The justices ruled 6 to 3 in Trump versus Barbara that the birthright-citizenship order violates the 14th Amendment.
Ford recalls more than 741,000 vehicles over a transmission fault
The order covers many F-150, Explorer, Expedition, and Lincoln models, and Japan's Hayabusa2 flew past an asteroid the same week.
Messi passes Klose as several teams reach a World Cup knockout round for the first time
Argentina's captain scored twice in a 2-0 win over Austria, and South Africa, Canada, Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, DR Congo, and Egypt also advanced.
A double earthquake strikes Yaracuy and the toll climbs through the week
A magnitude 7.2 foreshock and a magnitude 7.5 mainshock hit northwestern Venezuela, with casualties first listed as unknown and later counted in the hundreds.
Fires and collapses kill people in Lucknow, Lagos, and West Bengal
At least 15 people died in a Lucknow commercial fire, authorities shut 59 coaching centres, and a Lagos collapse killed nine.
France records its hottest day as Utah calls a fire a state emergency
Pissos reached 44.3 degrees Celsius, Britain and Switzerland set June highs, and the Cottonwood Fire burned more than 59,000 acres.
Oil falls to its lowest since the eve of the war as some Hormuz ships move
Brent dropped to 73.50 dollars a barrel, the Treasury waived Iranian oil sanctions for 60 days, and seafarers remained stranded.
Keir Starmer resigns as Colombia elects Abelardo de la Espriella
The British prime minister said he would stay as caretaker until Labour picks a leader, and Ivan Cepeda conceded the Colombian presidency.
Ukraine hits a gas plant in Russia as medics count deaths in a Darfur prison
Kyiv said drones struck the Orenburg gas complex and satellite sites, and Sudanese doctors said more than 215 civilians died at an RSF-run prison.
France confirms this outbreak's first Ebola case outside Africa
A humanitarian worker returning from Congo was isolated, Congo's case count passed 1,000, and the Central African Republic declared cholera.
Sri Lanka bans high-sugar and high-salt food in schools
The nationwide rule covers foods and drinks high in sugar, salt, and fat and is aimed at childhood obesity.
Jeffrey Donaldson is convicted as Congress passes a housing bill
A British court found the former DUP leader guilty on all 18 counts, and the Senate and House both passed the ROAD to Housing Act.
Canada wins a first World Cup match as debutants take points and goals
The co-hosts beat Qatar 6-0, Cape Verde scored a first goal, and Egypt won a first World Cup match.
Andy Burnham returns to the Commons as Zimbabwe lengthens the presidency
Burnham won the Makerfield by-election, ministers pressed Keir Starmer on a timetable, and Zimbabwe's assembly backed a shift to seven-year terms.