OtherU.S. Depletes Tactical Ballistic Missile Stockpile in War with Iran
According to Reuters, the United States has nearly exhausted its tactical ballistic missile inventory, including ATACMS and PrSM, in military operations against Iran. Previous reports have indicated severe shortages in key U.S. ammunition stockpiles.
Impact: The near depletion of U.S. tactical ballistic missile stockpiles may constrain future military operations and prompt accelerated production and procurement of related munitions.
OtherNetanyahu Rejects Trump's Gaza Plan, Insists on No Withdrawal Until Hamas Disarmed
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Israel will not withdraw from the Gaza Strip until Hamas is completely disarmed, and rejected the ceasefire proposal put forward by the Trump administration, indicating a divergence between the U.S. and Israel.
OtherHezbollah Criticizes Latest Israel-Lebanon Negotiations
Hezbollah and the Lebanese government clashed during the latest round of negotiations with Israel in Italy, while the Trump administration claimed progress in talks with Iran, but Tehran has not confirmed this.
OtherRussia Amends Fisheries Law, Adjusts Aquatic Biological Resource Protection
Russia issued Federal Law No. 322-FZ on August 4, 2026, amending the Law on Fisheries and Conservation of Aquatic Biological Resources. The law involves fisheries management and protection of aquatic biological resources, potentially affecting the supply of related aquatic products.
OtherRussian Federation Amends Agricultural Law and Multiple Regulations
Russia issued Federal Law No. 320-FZ, amending the Law on Agricultural Development and several other regulations, involving policy adjustments in the agricultural sector.
OtherRussian Federation Amends Provisions of Grain Law and Livestock Law
The Russian Federation passed Federal Law No. 321-FZ, amending the Grain Law and the Livestock Breeding Law, and repealing relevant transitional provisions.
OtherAmendments to Russian Forest Code Officially Published
Russia issued Federal Law No. 304-FZ, amending the Forest Code and related laws, involving policy adjustments in forestry resource management.
OtherTesla Shanghai Plant July Deliveries Hit Record High, Up 37.8% Year-on-Year
Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory delivered over 93,000 vehicles in July 2026, a monthly record for the year, up 37.8% year-on-year and 5% month-on-month.
OtherUkrainian Drone Attack on Moscow Warehouse Kills Five
A Ukrainian drone attack on a Wildberries warehouse in the Moscow region killed five people and affected Russian e-commerce logistics.
OtherStrict Inspection of Antibiotic Overuse in Bullfrogs, Food Safety Supervision Upgraded
Recently, some bullfrog products in certain regions were found to have excessive antibiotics or contain banned veterinary drugs. Involved companies used a 'yin-yang frog' classification to evade sampling inspections, drawing regulatory attention. Market supervision authorities in multiple regions have intervened, and e-commerce platforms have removed related products, indicating an imminent upgrade in supervision.
OtherGuatemala's Fuego Volcano Erupts, Hundreds Evacuated
Guatemala's Fuego Volcano erupted, spewing ash, gas, and lava, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of people. Authorities remain vigilant as the volcano still poses a threat to nearby communities.
OtherU.S. Revokes Visa of Brazilian Ambassador, Diplomatic Dispute Escalates
The U.S. government revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador to the U.S. in response to Brazil's refusal last month to grant visas to two American diplomats and its delay in approving Trump's nominee for ambassador to Brazil. This move marks an escalation in diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
OtherClimate activism should transcend partisanship: Can the Greens benefit from heatwaves and wildfires?
French Greens call for climate activism to be treated as a non-political issue and may use recent heatwaves and wildfires to boost political influence.
OtherUS revokes visa of Brazilian ambassador, escalating diplomatic friction
The US State Department revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador to the US as a retaliatory measure against Brazil's refusal to issue visas to US diplomats and delays in approving Trump's ambassador nominee. This has heightened diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
OtherWhite House revokes visa of Brazilian ambassador
The White House revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador to the US in response to Brazil's delays in approving the US ambassador to Brazil and refusal to issue visas to several US diplomats.
OtherJapan's new militarism ambitions exposed again
Xinhua commentary points out that Japan has again exposed its dangerous ambitions of 'new militarism', raising regional security concerns.
OtherRussian soldier kills 4 in occupied Crimea
A Russian soldier opened fire in the Crimea region under its control, killing 3 civilians and 1 soldier. The incident highlights tensions in the area.
OtherIndonesia strongly condemns Israeli attacks hindering Gaza peace plan
Indonesia strongly condemned Israel's continued military attacks in Gaza, saying they hinder the implementation of the Gaza peace plan.
OtherEurope faces growing challenge of spreading wildfires
Europe is facing rapidly spreading wildfires, posing serious challenges to the environment and residents' lives.
OtherIsraeli demolition order forces shop owner to demolish store
After Israel issued a demolition order, a shop owner was forced to demolish his own store. The incident involves disruption of business activities in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
OtherGuatemala's Fuego volcano erupts, triggering orange alert and evacuations
Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted on Monday, triggering an orange alert and evacuations near the site of a deadly 2018 eruption.
OtherGuatemala's Fuego volcano erupts, hundreds evacuated
Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted, prompting authorities to issue the second-highest danger alert and evacuate hundreds of villagers.
OtherUS Senate report says big banks turned blind eye to Epstein case
US Senate Democrats released a report accusing major banks of failing to meet legal obligations by not reporting suspicious activity related to Epstein, and called for an investigation.
OtherUkraine accuses Russia of war crime in drone attack on market vendor
Ukraine accused Russia of a war crime for using a drone to attack a vegetable vendor in a Kherson market. Video shows the drone chasing and attacking civilians.
OtherRussian air defense mistakenly shoots down drone, killing seven on Black Sea beach
Russia claims a Ukrainian drone attack killed seven people on a Black Sea beach, but Ukraine denies this and suggests it may have been caused by a falling Russian air defense missile. The incident has led to mutual accusations.
OtherGuatemala's Fuego volcano erupts, forcing evacuations
Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted, spewing ash and forcing residents of nearby villages to evacuate. Authorities have raised the alert level.
OtherMajor wildfire in Israel closes Highway 6
A major wildfire in the Ben Shemen forest in Israel has led to the closure of Highway 6.
OtherGuatemala's Fuego volcano erupts, second-highest alert issued
Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted, prompting authorities to issue the second-highest danger alert, potentially affecting local residents and infrastructure.
OtherIndonesia's fisheries ministry seizes 92 illegal fishing vessels, saving 360 billion rupiah
Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries seized 92 illegal fishing vessels through law enforcement operations, preventing potential state losses of approximately 360 billion rupiah.
OtherChina's largest pure electric deep-sea cable-laying vessel completes launch in Jiangsu
China's largest self-propelled pure electric deep-sea cable-laying vessel, 'Lanhai Linghang', completed its launch in Qidong, Jiangsu, marking a key step toward delivery and operation, and enhancing offshore wind power cable-laying capabilities.
OtherIndonesian Chamber of Commerce: Indonesia and Thailand can become global food security leaders
The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (Kadin) expressed optimism that Indonesia and Thailand can become leaders in global food security.
OtherIndonesian government prepares thematic aquaculture program
The Indonesian government is preparing a thematic aquaculture program aimed at promoting aquaculture growth through village-level development projects.
OtherIndonesia deploys helicopters to search for missing cargo ship
Indonesian search and rescue teams deployed helicopters on Tuesday to expand the search for the missing cargo ship KM Samudra.
OtherSt. Catharines, Ontario declares state of emergency due to heavy rain
The city of St. Catharines in Ontario, Canada, declared a state of emergency due to severe flooding caused by continuous heavy rain.
OtherWater systems in at least 12 states hit by cyberattacks
According to sources, water and wastewater treatment systems in at least 12 U.S. states face potential cyber intrusions.
OtherCuba's power grid collapses, plunging the country into darkness
Cuba's national power grid collapsed, causing nationwide blackouts and severely affecting social order and infrastructure operations.
OtherRussia Amends Forest Code, Adjusts Forestry Management Rules
Russia issued Federal Law No. 303-FZ on August 4, 2026, amending the Forest Code, involving adjustments to forestry management rules.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Bank Deposit Insurance and Bankruptcy System
Russia issued Federal Law No. 317-FZ, amending laws related to bank deposit insurance and bankruptcy.
OtherAmendments to the Russian Federation Land Code Officially Published
Russia issued Federal Law No. 305-FZ, amending the Land Code and its implementation laws, involving adjustments to land management rules.
OtherRussia Amends Water Code and Safety Law for Hydraulic Structures
Russia passed federal laws amending the Water Code and the Safety Law for Hydraulic Structures, involving water resource management and safety supervision of water facilities.
OtherChina's Ministry of National Defense Refutes Japan's Defense White Paper Content on China
Chinese Ministry of National Defense spokesperson Chen Xi responded to questions regarding Japan's 2026 Defense White Paper, expressing strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to Japan's false narratives about China, urging Japan to stop interfering in China's internal affairs.
OtherGaza Holds Mass Funeral for 112 Victims of 2023 Israeli Airstrike
Gaza held a mass funeral for 112 Palestinians killed in an Israeli airstrike in 2023, whose bodies were recently recovered from under the rubble.
OtherRussian Federation Signs 279-FZ Amending Government Procurement Law
Russia issued Federal Law No. 279-FZ on August 4, 2026, amending laws related to government procurement.
OtherIndonesia's Health Ministry Calls for Strengthening Protection of Children from E-cigarettes
Following a live broadcast controversy, Indonesia's Health Ministry called for strengthening protection of children from tobacco and e-cigarettes, which may affect regulatory policies on e-cigarettes and related products.
OtherGuatemala's Fuego Volcano Erupts, Towns Evacuated
Guatemala's Fuego Volcano erupted, prompting authorities to raise the alert level to the second-highest and evacuate nearby towns, while warning people not to climb neighboring volcanoes to take videos.
OtherBangladesh Pressures India Over Hasina's Speech, Bilateral Relations Tested
Bangladesh warned India that providing a political platform for former leader Sheikh Hasina could damage bilateral relations. Meanwhile, India's Assam state is suffering severe floods.
OtherMinistry of National Defense Responds to Japan's 2026 Defense White Paper
Chinese Ministry of National Defense spokesperson Chen Xi responded to questions regarding the Japanese government's 2026 Defense White Paper, stating China's position.
OtherSouth Korea Heatwave Kills 19, Multiple Regions Enter Emergency Mode
South Korea is experiencing an unusual heatwave that has killed 19 people, with multiple regions entering emergency mode.
OtherGuatemala's Fuego Volcano Erupts, Spewing Lava
Guatemala's Fuego Volcano erupted, sending lava into the air, leading to evacuations of surrounding villages and authorities issuing danger alerts.
OtherUS Revokes Visa of Brazilian Ambassador
The US revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador to the US, a move related to Brazil's delay in approving US ambassador candidate Daniel Perez.
Other2025 Los Angeles Fires Caused by Sparks from Idle Transmission Tower
A report says the 2025 Los Angeles area fires were caused by sparks from an idle transmission tower owned by a California power company.
OtherIndia Deploys 523 Electric Buses under PM-eBus Scheme
As of July 10, 2026, India has deployed 523 electric buses nationwide under the PM-eBus Sewa-PSM scheme.
OtherFrance Fires Generally Under Control, Lecornu Condemns Conspiracy Theories
French Minister Lecornu said fires in France are generally under control and condemned conspiracy theories about the Porte-Joie fire.
OtherThai PM Delivers Policy Speech at ASEAN Secretariat
Thai Prime Minister Anutin delivered a policy speech at the ASEAN Secretariat on August 4, 2026, emphasizing Thailand's support for ASEAN community building and promoting the implementation of the ASEAN 2045: Shared Future vision.
OtherASEAN Secretary-General Meets US Assistant Secretary for East Asian Affairs at Breakfast
ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn had breakfast with US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Michael DeSombre on the sidelines of the 37th Annual International Military Law and Operations Conference in Kuala Lumpur, exchanging views on regional security.
OtherASEAN Secretary-General Meets Thai PM to Deepen Regional Cooperation
ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn met with Thai Prime Minister Anutin, emphasizing Thailand's commitment in its role as ASEAN Coordinator for Sustainable Development and discussing advancing ASEAN priorities and regional integration.
OtherMass Funeral Held in Gaza for Victims of Israeli Airstrikes
A mass funeral was held in Gaza City to bury over a hundred Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes in 2023. The attack killed 308 people and left 157 missing.
OtherSpaceX's First Post-IPO Earnings: Revenue Soars 92%
SpaceX's first earnings report after its initial public offering showed revenue up 92% year-over-year, reflecting strong business growth.
OtherSpaceX Narrows Losses, Revenue Beats Expectations
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OtherWildfire West of Okanagan Lake Continues, Thousands Under Evacuation Order
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OtherGaza families hold funeral after three-year wait
Thousands gathered in Gaza for a mass funeral for 112 members of the Abu Shreya and Hasaina families killed in an Israeli attack in 2023.
OtherApple suspends Telegram listing over user violation
Apple suspended Telegram's app listing due to a user posting content involving child sexual abuse material. Telegram stated the suspension was caused by an individual user's violation of content rules.
OtherRed Cross calls for international aid for Sudan crisis
The International Committee of the Red Cross called on the international community to provide more aid to address Sudan's deepening crisis, warning that reduced humanitarian support could jeopardize reconstruction efforts.
OtherMass funeral held for 112 members of two Gaza families
A mass funeral was held in Gaza for 112 members of the Abu Sharia and Hasena families.
OtherIndonesia deletes five million minor accounts under digital child policy
The Indonesian government deleted approximately five million accounts of minors from digital platforms under its digital child policy to strengthen online protection for minors.
OtherSouthern California Edison equipment cited as cause of 2025 Eaton fire
Los Angeles fire officials determined that the 2025 Eaton fire was caused by equipment belonging to Southern California Edison, resulting in casualties.
OtherMyanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi allowed to meet Red Cross officials
Myanmar's military government allowed detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi to meet with Red Cross officials, a rare external contact since the 2021 coup.
OtherGaza holds mass funeral for 112 victims from 2023, bodies recovered
Gaza held a mass funeral for 112 people killed in a 2023 attack, with bodies recovered from the rubble.
OtherRussian drone attack on Kherson market civilian sparks war crime allegations
Video shows a Russian drone chasing and attacking a street vendor in Kherson market, Ukraine, described as 'human hunting', prompting condemnation from Ukraine and the international community as a war crime.
OtherGaza holds mass funeral for 112 victims of 2023 Sabra attack
Gaza held a mass funeral for 112 people killed in an Israeli attack in 2023, attended by thousands, with bodies recovered from the rubble.
OtherQuebec Laurentians town declares state of emergency after heavy rain
A town in Quebec's Laurentians region declared a local state of emergency after heavy rain made some roads impassable.
OtherRussian drone chases Ukrainian street vendor; Ukraine calls it war crime
Ukraine released video showing a Russian drone chasing a civilian street vendor, with Ukraine stating this constitutes a war crime.
OtherAmendment to the Russian Federal Law on Advanced Development Areas
The Russian Federation passed Federal Law No. 326-FZ, amending Articles 7 and 17 of the Federal Law on Advanced Development Areas in the Russian Federation, involving relevant management regulations for advanced development areas.
OtherMinistry of National Defense Criticizes Japan's Defense White Paper for Exaggerating Security Crisis
Chinese Ministry of National Defense spokesperson Chen Xi responded to questions about Japan's 2026 Defense White Paper, criticizing it for exaggerating the security crisis in the region as an excuse to loosen military constraints.
OtherMass Funeral in Gaza City for 112 Palestinians
A large funeral was held in Gaza City, with thousands attending to mourn 112 Palestinians. This is one of the largest funerals since the start of the Gaza war.
OtherWildfire in Indonesia's Bromo National Park Continues, Firefighters Battle Blaze
A wildfire broke out in Indonesia's Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, and firefighters continued to fight the fire on Tuesday.
OtherPower Outage in Incheon Apartment Complex During Heatwave Affects 374 Households, Emergency Repairs Underway
During extreme heat, a power outage occurred at an apartment complex in Hyoseong-dong, Gyeyang-gu, Incheon, South Korea, at around 7:50 PM on the 4th, leaving 374 households without cooling for over 3 hours. Korea Electric Power Corporation is conducting emergency repairs, with power expected to be restored by early morning.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Electronic Signature Law
Russia issued a federal law amending legislation related to electronic signatures; specific details were not disclosed.
OtherAmendment to Part Four of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation Officially Published
Russia issued Federal Law No. 296-FZ, amending Part Four of the Civil Code, involving intellectual property and other areas. The law was officially published on August 4, 2026.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Code of Administrative Offenses
The Russian Federation passed Federal Law No. 295-FZ, amending the Code of Administrative Offenses; specific details were not disclosed.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Military Service Obligation Provisions
The Russian Federation passed Federal Law No. 308-FZ, amending Article 34 of the Law on Military Service Obligation and Military Service, involving adjustments to provisions related to military service obligations.
OtherIndonesian Air Force Chief Urges Pilots to Enhance Combat Skills
The Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Air Force called on fighter pilots to intensify combat skills training to enhance national defense capabilities.
OtherU.S. State Department to Close Multiple Consulates
The U.S. State Department plans to close several consulates in Grenada, Japan, Indonesia, Cameroon, and Canada, involving reallocation of diplomatic resources.
OtherEU Agrees to Provide Border Assistance to Spain
Spain's Interior Minister stated after an EU video conference that the Ceuta incident did not harm the Schengen area. The EU agreed to provide border assistance to Spain.
OtherLandslide in Amhara Region, Ethiopia Kills 14
A landslide near the Tsadqane Debre Mitmaq St Mary Monastery in Ethiopia's Amhara Region killed 14 people. The incident occurred during heavy rains and may affect local agriculture and infrastructure.
OtherRussian Federation Constitutional Amendments Published
Russia published amendments to federal constitutional laws, involving changes to several federal constitutional laws, with specific content undisclosed.
OtherBuryatia Republic Approves Administrative Regulation for Emission Reduction Plans under Adverse Weather Conditions
The Buryatia Republic issued an order approving the administrative regulation for state services coordinating plans to reduce atmospheric pollutant emissions under adverse meteorological conditions. The order was signed on July 24, 2026, and published on August 4, 2026.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Article 102 of Tax Code
The Russian Federation passed Federal Law No. 281-FZ, amending Article 102 of Part One of the Tax Code, concerning tax information confidentiality provisions.
OtherBuryatia Republic Issues Administrative Regulation for State Registration of Negative Environmental Impact Objects
The Buryatia Republic issued Order No. 56-PR, approving the administrative regulation for state registration of objects with negative environmental impact subject to regional state ecological supervision.
OtherIndonesia and Thailand to Hold Joint Special Forces Exercise, Deepening Defense Cooperation
Indonesia and Thailand announced expanded defense cooperation, including a joint special forces exercise to strengthen bilateral military ties.
OtherThai PM Says ASEAN at Crossroads, Future Depends on Today's Choices
Thai Prime Minister Anutin stated that ASEAN faces a critical juncture, and its future direction depends on current decisions.
OtherThai PM Advocates Measured Re-engagement Strategy for Myanmar Crisis
Thai Prime Minister Anutin said Thailand advocates a measured re-engagement strategy for the Myanmar crisis to promote regional stability.
OtherIndonesian Navy Visits Japan to Strengthen Maritime Diplomacy
The Indonesian Navy visited Japan, strengthening bilateral relations through activities such as courtesy calls, focusing on maritime diplomatic cooperation.
OtherSeasonal Mushrooms in Nanhua, Yunnan Sell Well, Boosting Economic Vitality
Seasonal mushrooms in Nanhua County, Yunnan, entered peak sales season. Wild mushrooms such as matsutake, termite mushrooms, and green-headed mushrooms are selling well through offline and livestream channels, driving local economic vitality.
OtherRussian Soldier in Crimea Shoots and Kills Four
A Russian soldier opened fire on fellow soldiers and civilians in Crimea, killing four. The incident occurred in the Russia-controlled region of Crimea.
OtherBoat Fire in English Channel, Over 150 Rescued
A boat caught fire in the English Channel, and French and British rescue vessels participated in evacuation, with over 150 people rescued.
OtherPortuguese Institute of Ocean and Atmosphere Donates About 60 kg of Farmed Fish to Charities
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) will donate about 60 kg of fish farmed in Olhão, Algarve, to social solidarity institutions from the Algarve to Ribatejo, aiming to highlight the importance of national aquaculture and demonstrate that research and aquaculture production can also have a positive social impact.
OtherNolan's New Film 'The Odyssey' Triggers Ticket Rush in Portugal
Christopher Nolan's new film 'The Odyssey' has sparked a cinema rush in Portugal, with IMAX tickets at 13.5 euros. The film is an adaptation of Homer's epic and features a star-studded cast.
OtherEuropean Media Criticize Spanish Government's Handling of Ceuta Crisis
European media criticize the Spanish government for Prime Minister Sánchez's vacation during the Ceuta crisis and his release of a Spotify playlist, deeming the management inappropriate.
OtherVivas Called Sánchez Three Days Before Ceuta Attack, Warning Unheeded
Spain's People's Party revealed that the president of the autonomous city of Ceuta, Vivas, called Prime Minister Sánchez three days before the attack to warn him, but the call was answered by the chief of staff, who said there was no need for concern.
OtherSpanish Party Sumar Opposes Co-hosting 2030 World Cup with Morocco
Nahuel González, a lawmaker from the Spanish party Sumar, publicly opposed Spain co-hosting the 2030 World Cup with Morocco, accusing the Moroccan government of exploiting desperate people for its own benefit.
OtherSpaceX Rocket Debris to Crash into the Moon
A discarded SpaceX rocket upper stage will accidentally crash into the Moon on Wednesday, creating a crater and kicking up dust, which scientists will observe.
OtherColombia Peace Tribunal Charges 27 Former FARC Commanders with War Crimes
Colombia's peace tribunal has charged 27 former FARC commanders with war crimes and crimes against humanity, related to violence in the country's recent history.
OtherMillions of Shia Muslims in Iraq Participate in Arbaeen Pilgrimage
Millions of Shia Muslims are participating in the annual Arbaeen pilgrimage in Karbala, Iraq, held amid regional tensions and concerns of escalating US-Iran conflict.
OtherIndian President to Present 2025 Handloom Awards on August 7
The President of India will present the 2025 Handloom Awards on National Handloom Day, August 7, to recognize outstanding achievements in the handloom sector.
OtherUnion Minister of State for Rural Development Reviews DDU-GKY 2.0 Progress, Urges Timely Implementation and Digital Reforms
The Union Minister of State for Rural Development reviewed the implementation progress of Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDU-GKY) 2.0, emphasizing the importance of timely execution and digital reforms.
OtherFormer Ecology Secretary Place to Stand Trial for Sexual Assault at End of October
Jean-Vincent Place, former French Secretary of State for Ecology, will stand trial at the end of October for alleged sexual assault.
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The French Socialist Party plans to charge voters 15 euros to participate in the 2027 presidential primary, sparking internal controversy. Former presidential candidate Royal publicly criticized the fee as too high, potentially affecting voter participation.
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French political figure Jean-Luc Mélenchon has proposed a strategy to reform the state by establishing permanent popular sovereignty and a federal republic. The proposal aims to reshape national governance structures, but specific policy details have not yet been announced.
OtherAttal to campaign intensively over the summer
French political figure Gabriel Attal plans to conduct an intensive campaign over the summer.
OtherASEAN Secretary-General welcomes Thai Prime Minister to the Secretariat
ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn welcomed Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul to the ASEAN Secretariat for talks and a policy speech.
OtherASEAN Secretary-General and Thai Prime Minister jointly lead tree planting ceremony
ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn and Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul led a symbolic tree planting ceremony at the garden of the new ASEAN Secretariat building on August 4, 2026, emphasizing their commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
OtherASEAN Secretary-General meets Malaysian Defence Minister
ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn met with the Malaysian Defence Minister on the sidelines of the 37th International Military Law and Operations Conference in Kuala Lumpur, discussing ASEAN defence cooperation and the implementation of the ASEAN 2045 Vision.
OtherASEAN Secretary-General delivers speech at 37th International Military Law and Operations Conference
ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn delivered a keynote speech at the 37th International Military Law and Operations Conference, emphasizing ASEAN's commitment to maintaining peace, security, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region through dialogue and cooperation.
OtherASEAN Secretary-General to attend 23rd ASEAN Conference on Civil Service Matters
ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn will lead a delegation to the 23rd ASEAN Conference on Civil Service Matters and related ASEAN+3 meetings in Siem Reap, Cambodia, under the theme 'Innovation for Better Service Delivery', highlighting the role of innovation and digital transformation in public services.
OtherMike Lindell resigns as MyPillow CEO to run for Minnesota governor
Mike Lindell announced his resignation as CEO of MyPillow to focus on his campaign for Governor of Minnesota.
OtherMichigan voters to decide key Senate and House seats
Michigan voters will cast ballots for key Senate and House seats, while also competing to succeed term-limited Governor Whitmer.
OtherHong Kong teachers hope for closer ties with mainland to cultivate interdisciplinary talent
Hong Kong teachers expressed that Hong Kong universities focus on basic theory, while the mainland's science and technology innovation system excels in application and transformation. They look forward to enhanced exchanges between the two sides to jointly cultivate interdisciplinary talent.
OtherObama-appointed judge dismisses Oath Keepers case but warns of downplaying severity of Capitol attack
Obama-appointed Judge Amit Mehta dismissed a case related to the Oath Keepers organization, but warned that the move downplays the severity of the January 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol.
OtherThird war mass grave found in Kosovo, officials expand search
Kosovo officials discovered a third mass grave from the war period during an expanded search. Excavation work is ongoing, and the grave may contain remains from the Kosovo War.
OtherKazakhstan Releases First Amur Tiger to Restore Extinct Species
Kazakhstan released an Amur tiger into the wild for the first time in over 70 years, aiming to restore the extinct Caspian tiger population.
OtherJordan FA Chief Accuses FIFA's Infantino of Blackmail
The Jordan Football Association chief accused FIFA President Infantino of blackmailing him over World Cup-related matters, escalating internal FIFA tensions.
OtherPrincess Eugenie Gives Birth to Third Child in Portugal
British royal Princess Eugenie gave birth to a baby girl on Monday in Portugal, her third child.
OtherCanada Approves Clinical Trial for Moderna's mRNA Ebola Vaccine
Canada became the second country, after the UK, to approve a Phase I clinical trial for Moderna's mRNA Ebola vaccine candidate targeting the Bundibugyo virus.
OtherIvory Coast Rehires Herve Renard for Another AFCON Bid
The Ivorian Football Federation rehired French coach Herve Renard with the aim of winning the Africa Cup of Nations again.
OtherIndia Denies Involvement in Bangladesh Ex-PM Hasina's Speech Arrangements
India denied any connection to the planned speech of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Hasina, calling it a private event.
OtherCollective Funeral Held for 112 Victims Buried Under Gaza Apartment Rubble
A collective funeral was held in Gaza for 112 victims who were buried under apartment rubble nearly three years ago.
OtherRussia Amends Laws on Legal Deposit and Film Support
Russia issued Federal Law No. 327-FZ, amending the legal deposit law and the national film support law.
OtherUS Democratic Primaries: Progressives Challenge Moderates
In Democratic primaries across several states, progressive candidates are expected to defeat moderate incumbents in places like Michigan and Missouri.
OtherExtreme Heat in South Korea Cancels Baseball Games in Seoul and Gwangju
South Korea experienced rare extreme heat, leading to the cancellation of professional baseball games in Seoul and Gwangju. The meteorological agency issued heat alerts, and the KBO league postponed games according to heat response standards.
OtherSpectators Suffer Heatstroke at Korean Baseball Games Amid Scorching Heat
During record-breaking heat, a group of spectators at a South Korean professional baseball game suffered heat-related symptoms; 25 people showed signs of heat illness, and 2 were hospitalized with severe conditions.
OtherRussia Amends Articles of Veterans Law
The Russian Federation passed Federal Law No. 307-FZ, amending Articles 3 and 4 of the Veterans Law, involving adjustments to veterans' rights and benefits.
OtherRussia Amends Article 5 of the Audit Law
Russia issued a federal law amending Article 5 of the Law on Auditing Activities, involving adjustments to audit-related provisions.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Legal Status of Foreign Citizens and Citizenship Law
The Russian Federation adopted Federal Law No. 314-FZ, amending provisions of the legal status of foreign citizens and the citizenship law. The law was published on August 4, 2026.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Provisions of the Public Services Law
The Russian Federation adopted Federal Law No. 312-FZ, amending Article 21-3 of the Federal Law on the Organization of Provision of State and Municipal Services. The law was published on August 4, 2026.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Article 78-1 of the Criminal Code
Russia issued a federal law amending Article 78-1 of the Criminal Code; specific content not disclosed.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Principles of Organization of Local Public Power
The Russian Federation adopted Federal Law No. 313-FZ, amending Articles 4 and 59 of the Law on General Principles of Organization of Public Power in the Subjects of the Russian Federation. The law was published on August 4, 2026.
OtherRussian Federal Law Amends Provisions on Social Support Guarantees for Orphans
Russia issued a federal law amending Article 6 of the law on additional guarantees for social support of orphans and children left without parental care.
OtherRussia Amends the Law on Veterans
Russia issued Federal Law No. 306-FZ on August 4, 2026, amending the Law on Veterans.
OtherFIFA Denies Seeking Trump's Support After World Cup Broadcast Rights Sale Failure
FIFA denied reports that its president, Infantino, sought Trump's support after the failure of the World Cup broadcast rights sale.
OtherChina FAW Museum Opens, Showcasing 70 Years of Automotive Industry Achievements
The China FAW Museum opened in Changchun, displaying over 150 vehicles, reviewing the 70-year development of China's new automotive industry, including the first Jiefang truck, Dongfeng sedan, Hongqi sedan, and flying cars.
OtherOrder No. 630-r of the Government of the Republic of Buryatia dated August 3, 2026
The Government of the Republic of Buryatia issued administrative order No. 630-r; specific content not disclosed.
OtherOrder on Adjustment of Administrative Structure of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic
The President of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic signed a decree amending Article 3 of the 2024 decree on the structure of executive bodies, adjusting the administrative structure.
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The President of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic signed a decree providing monthly cash payments to mobilized reservists involved in protecting critical facilities from drone attacks.
OtherGovernment of Kabardino-Balkarian Republic Amends 2026 Budget and Transfer Allocations
The Government of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic issued Resolution No. 121-ПП, adjusting the allocations of the republic's budget for 2026 and the planning period of 2027-2028, as well as inter-municipal transfers.
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The executive body of the Mari El Republic issued a decree approving regulations for the information protection department, pertaining to administrative management and information security.
OtherGovernment of Mari El Republic Amends Resolution No. 250 of 2022
The Government of the Mari El Republic issued Resolution No. 278, amending Resolution No. 250 of June 1, 2022. The specific amendments were not disclosed in the announcement.
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The head of the Luhansk People's Republic signed a decree prohibiting social organizations from conducting search activities.
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The executive body of the Republic of Karelia issued an order on organizing mentoring, aiming to regulate internal management.
OtherExecutive Body of Republic of Buryatia Adjusts Decree
The executive body of the Republic of Buryatia adjusts a decree.
OtherKarelia Ministry of Agriculture Approves Procedure for Evaluating Veterinary Center Performance
The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries of the Republic of Karelia issued an order approving the procedure for the commission evaluating the efficiency of the state budgetary institution 'Republican Veterinary and Consulting Center' and its head. The order was signed on August 3, 2026, and published on August 4.
OtherLuhansk People's Republic Amends Regulations on Asset Management and Special Permit Issuance
The head of the Luhansk People's Republic signed a decree amending the regulations of the collective body approved on August 29, 2023, concerning asset management, special permit issuance, and review of ownership documents.
OtherMerangin Geopark Team Completes Preparation for UNESCO Assessment
The management body of the Jambi Merangin Geopark is completing preparations for the UNESCO assessment, scheduled for August.
OtherYazidis Mark 12th Anniversary of ISIL Massacre, Seek Justice
Iraq's Yazidi community marks the 12th anniversary of the ISIL attack on Sinjar, which the UN recognized as genocide. Thousands of Yazidis are still seeking justice.
OtherThree Lions at Tokyo Zoo Die, Suspected Heatstroke
Three lions at a Tokyo zoo died, suspected of heatstroke.
OtherFIFA Staff Revolt: Key Employees Publicly Oppose Infantino's World Cup Plans
Several key FIFA employees publicly oppose Infantino's World Cup plans, leading to an internal revolt.
OtherActress takes child to movie, child excitedly shouts, after show audience pours cream on them
An actress took her child to a movie. The child shouted excitedly, and after the show, audience members poured cream on them.
OtherLee Jung-hoo shines in offense, defense, and baserunning with multi-home runs, stolen base, and great defense
Lee Jung-hoo performed strongly in offense, defense, and baserunning with multi-home runs, a stolen base, and great defense.
OtherExtreme heat in western regions including Seoul metropolitan area, accompanied by gusty winds, lightning, and sudden downpours
Extreme heat is occurring in western regions including the Seoul metropolitan area, accompanied by gusty winds, lightning, and sudden downpours.
OtherMeghan Markle turns 45 at a critical moment
Meghan Markle turns 45 at a critical moment.
OtherAfrican football leaders support Infantino amid controversy over FIFA sales scandal
African football leaders support Infantino amid controversy over a FIFA sales scandal.
OtherResolution of the Government of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic dated 03.08.2026 No. 122-PP "On the Coordination Council for Secondary Vocational Education, Forecasting and Coordination of Training of Qualified Workers and Specialists in the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic"
The Government of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic issued Resolution No. 122 on the coordination council for secondary vocational education and personnel training.
OtherGovernment of Ingushetia amends 2025-2030 regional program for active longevity
The Government of Ingushetia amended the 2025-2030 regional program for active longevity.
OtherPanda 'Qiaoqiao' at Tianjin Guanghegu celebrates 15th birthday
Panda 'Qiaoqiao' at Tianjin Guanghegu celebrates its 15th birthday.
OtherGu Quan appointed head coach of Shenzhen Marco Polo men's basketball team
Gu Quan has been appointed as the head coach of the Shenzhen Marco Polo men's basketball team.
OtherZhengzhou, Henan: Herons stand still in water to forage
In Zhengzhou, Henan, herons are seen standing still in water to forage.