• Live Updates: Extreme Heat and Strong Winds Fuel New Wildfires in France and Spain — New York Times World - 19:48
• Berlin Pride attack suspect shot and killed during police operation — BBC World - 19:21
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World - 19:13
• Berlin Pride Attack: What We Know About the Suspected Act of Terrorism — New York Times World - 19:10
• Berlin Pride Event Attacker Killed in Police Shootout, Officials Say — New York Times World - 19:07
• US pauses Iran attacks for second night after Trump advised to halt bombing — The Guardian - 18:45
• Firefighters battle wildfire as tens of thousands evacuated near Bordeaux — BBC World - 18:40
• Trump ‘border czar’ says ICE officer in Maine killing should not have cleared vetting — The Guardian - 18:02
• Police shoot dead Berlin Pride van and knife rampage suspect, officials say — The Guardian - 17:53
• Forced to Evacuate Amid Spain Wildfires, Residents Wonder if Their Homes Still Stand — New York Times World - 17:49

France and Spain are battling extreme wildfires, forcing hundreds of thousands of evacuations amid record heatwaves and climate change warnings.

• Live Updates: Extreme Heat and Strong Winds Fuel Wildfires in France and Spain — New York Times World -
• Europe wildfires: ‘Difficult hours lie ahead’ in battle to contain fires, says Pedro Sanchez as more than 300,000 flee homes in France and Spain — The Guardian -
• Firefighters battle wildfire as tens of thousands evacuated near Bordeaux — BBC World -

• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World -
• Wildfire Smoke Chokes Skies in Spain and France — New York Times World -
• Hundreds of Thousands Flee as Fires Rage in Spain and France — New York Times World -
• More than 300,000 flee wildfires in France and Spain — BBC World -

A manhunt is underway for a suspect after a car rammed into a Berlin Pride event, killing one and injuring 16 in a suspected act of terrorism linked to local Islamic groups.

• What we know so far about the Berlin Pride ramming attack — BBC World -
• Berlin Police Search for Suspect in Fatal Attack on Pride Parade — New York Times World -
• Car Plows Into Crowd at Berlin Pride Event in Suspected Terror Attack — New York Times World -

• Watch: At the scene of Berlin Pride attack as manhunt continues — BBC World -
• Watch: At the scene of Berlin Pride attack as manhunt continues — BBC World -
• Police hunt for suspect after one killed and 16 injured in attack at Berlin Pride — The Guardian -

President Trump's political rhetoric including warnings of a 'communist menace', his push for nuclear energy deals, and efforts to challenge midterm election results are in focus, alongside concerns about his administration's immigration policies and the strategy of left-wing Democrats.

• Trump revives old tropes as he pushes warnings of ‘communist menace’ — The Guardian -
• Trump Is Pushing Nuclear Energy, Including Saudi Deal. His Family and Supporters Could Benefit. — New York Times World -
• How Trump could undermine the midterms — The Guardian -

• Venezuela men sue aviation firms who flew them to notorious Salvadorian jail — The Guardian -
• Left-wing Democrats are on a winning run - but can they lure back crucial swing voters? — BBC World -

Tensions remain high in the West Bank with reports of Israeli settlers setting fires, while the US-Iran conflict has paused for a second day due to dwindling missile stockpiles, and the E.U. is divided over banning imports from Israeli settlements.

• Israeli settlers set fire to mosques, cars and farm land in West Bank, Palestinians say — BBC World -
• U.S.-Iran War Pauses for 2nd Straight Day — New York Times World -
• E.U. Divided Over Barring Imports From Israeli Settlements — New York Times World -

• U.S.-Iran Strikes Abate as War Enters Latest Crossroads — New York Times World -
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World -
• Trump Holds Off on Major War Escalation Against Iran as Advisers Raise Concerns — New York Times World -

Prime Minister Andy Burnham's new Oxbridge-heavy cabinet raises questions about social mobility, as he pledges to publicly disagree with Donald Trump if necessary, while **pubs celebrate a £150m boost from World Cup sales, and concerns grow over journalists self-censoring due to safety fears and calls for 'Adrian's law' to protect franchisees**.

• Is Burnham’s Oxbridge-heavy cabinet a sign of social mobility or lack of progress on class? — The Guardian -
• Andy Burnham says he will disagree with Trump in public if necessary — The Guardian -
• ‘Weekday games were amazing’: pubs toast extra £150m in World Cup sales — The Guardian -

• Family of former Vodafone manager found drowned call for ‘Adrian’s law’ to protect franchisees — The Guardian -
• UK journalists ‘self-censoring stories about Trump and the right over safety fears’ — The Guardian -

RFK Jr.'s call for Alzheimer's screening faces scrutiny as a key task force remains idle, an Ugandan town successfully battles an Ebola outbreak, and debates continue in Australia regarding telehealth access for euthanasia consultations.

• RFK Jr urges Alzheimer’s screening but blunts key panel that could drive research — The Guardian -
• 20 Years After Its Own Outbreak, an Ugandan Town Beats Back Ebola — New York Times World -
• Albanese at odds with Labor policy which now says telehealth should be allowed for euthanasia consultations — The Guardian -

"Socialist" teachers are targeting Victorian Labor MPs, including the education minister, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is at odds with his party's new policy allowing telehealth for euthanasia consultations.

• ‘Socialist’ teachers target eight Victorian Labor MPs including education minister – as it happened — The Guardian -
• Albanese at odds with Labor policy which now says telehealth should be allowed for euthanasia consultations — The Guardian -

French beekeepers are furious over parliament's decision to reauthorize two banned neonicotinoid pesticides, which they argue will harm bee populations and reduce harvests.

• ‘Scandalous, irrational and irresponsible’: French beekeepers’ fury at lifting of pesticides ban — The Guardian -

Māori tattoo art, Tā Moko, has seen a resurgence in New Zealand, while a notorious Cameroonian prison has launched its own record label, and the iconic Flatiron building in New York is undergoing its latest luxurious renovation.

• How Tā Moko, the Māori Tattoo Art, Made A Comeback in New Zealand — New York Times World -
• The notorious Cameroonian prison with its own record label — BBC World -
• Would you pay $58.5m to live in this iconic New York building? — BBC World -