News highlights Trump's acknowledgment of real starvation in Gaza and calls for increased aid, alongside UN efforts for Palestinian statehood and accusations of genocide by Israeli rights groups. This topic captures the humanitarian crisis, diplomatic efforts, and human rights concerns surrounding the conflict.

• Gaza experiencing 'real starvation', Trump says — BBC World -
• Tuesday Briefing: Trump Said There’s ‘Real Starvation’ in Gaza — New York Times World -
• Democrats demand Trump cut funding for controversial Gaza aid organization — The Guardian -

• For Trump, Starvation in Gaza Tests His Foreign Policy Approach — New York Times World -
• Watch: BBC's Jeremy Bowen goes onboard a plane dropping aid into Gaza — BBC World -
• Saudi Arabia and France to lead UN push for recognising Palestinian statehood — The Guardian -
• Israeli rights groups accuse Israel of genocide in Gaza — BBC World -
• Trump acknowledges ‘real starvation’ in Gaza and tells Israel to let in ‘every ounce of food’ — The Guardian -
• ‘Revenge Is Not a Policy’: Israelis Voice Dissent Against the War in Gaza — New York Times World -
• Aid deliveries a ‘drop in the ocean’ amid Gaza’s desperate hunger, UN says, as Israel resumes military pause – as it happened — The Guardian -
• Trump says he does not endorse Netanyahu’s claim there is no starvation in Gaza — The Guardian -
• Israel committing genocide in Gaza, say Israel-based human rights groups — The Guardian -

This section covers US-EU trade deal negotiations and their European reception, Trump's deadlines for a Ukraine peace deal, and ceasefire agreements between Thailand and Cambodia, demonstrating ongoing global diplomatic and economic maneuvering. It also includes North Korea rejecting peace overtures, Russia's internet shutdowns impacting daily life, and Sudan's parallel government formation.

• France and Germany lead downbeat EU response to US trade deal — BBC World -
• U.S. and China Meet as Trade Truce Nears Expiration — New York Times World -
• Trump cuts deadline for Putin to reach Ukraine peace deal to ‘10 or 12 days’ — The Guardian -

• Thailand and Cambodia Agree to Halt Fighting That Has Killed Dozens — New York Times World -
• ​North Korea Rejects New South Korean Leader’s Peace Overtures — New York Times World -
• Von der Leyen ducks Trump’s trade blitz – but deal exposes EU’s faultlines — The Guardian -
• Trump gives Russia ‘10 or 12’ days to move on Ukraine as ‘no progress made’ – as it happened — The Guardian -
• Putin must agree Ukraine ceasefire in 10 or 12 days, says Trump — BBC World -
• US-EU trade deal is a ‘dark day’ for Europe, says French PM — The Guardian -
• Thai-Cambodian Conflict Tears at Remnants of a Once-Proud Empire — New York Times World -
• Russia Counters Ukrainian Drones by Turning Off Russians’ Mobile Internet — New York Times World -
• Is the E.U. Tariff Deal With Trump Good for Europe? — New York Times World -
• Thailand and Cambodia agree to 'immediate ceasefire' — BBC World -
• Thailand and Cambodia agree to ‘immediate and unconditional’ ceasefire — The Guardian -
• Europe, Worried by Other Global Crises, Agrees to Trump’s Trade Deal — New York Times World -
• US-EU trade deal is a ‘dark day’ for Europe, says French PM | First Thing — The Guardian -
• Who are the winners and losers in US-EU trade deal? — BBC World -
• R.S.F. Coalition Names Leaders of Sudan’s Parallel Government — New York Times World -
• Monday Briefing: Ukraine’s Other War — New York Times World -
• Moscow starts direct flights to North Korea amid decline in options for Russian tourists — The Guardian -
• U.S. Reaches Preliminary Trade Deal With Europe — New York Times World -
• For Trump, E.U. Trade Deal was Badly Needed — New York Times World -

Key stories include multiple incidents of violence and accidental deaths, high-profile legal cases involving Ghislaine Maxwell and Donald Trump, and ongoing debates surrounding Planned Parenthood funding and immigration policies. These headlines reflect a mix of public safety challenges, legal proceedings, and political controversies within the United States.

• Shooting at Nevada casino leaves three dead, with wounded suspect in custody — The Guardian -
• Two children at Miami sailing camp killed after barge collides with their boat — The Guardian -
• Ghislaine Maxwell asks US supreme court to overturn conviction — The Guardian -

• Delta co-pilot reportedly arrested on plane for child sexual abuse materials — The Guardian -
• Trump cites Murdoch's age to seek swift deposition in Epstein case — BBC World -
• Judge orders Trump administration to continue Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood — The Guardian -
• Trump uses press conference with Starmer to boost his golf business — The Guardian -
• Project 2025’s Paul Dans will challenge Lindsey Graham in South Carolina Republican primary — The Guardian -
• Democrat urges hearing into ‘human rights abuses’ at El Salvador megaprison — The Guardian -
• Ohio ex-police officer sentenced to 15 years to life in 2020 killing of Andre Hill — The Guardian -
• Suspect faces terrorism charges in stabbing of 11 at Walmart in Michigan — BBC World -
• US begins preparing Qatari jet to be used as Air Force One — BBC World -
• Republican Nancy Mace says she likes to watch videos of Ice detaining people — The Guardian -
• Three people killed after a small airplane crashed off California coast — The Guardian -
• Dropped cases against LA protesters reveal false claims from federal agents — The Guardian -

Coverage focuses on economic developments like tin mining investment and housing market stability, significant crime incidents including stabbings and shootings, and various social and political issues such as nurses' pay disputes, online safety legislation, and asylum seeker welfare. It also includes celebratory return of the Lionesses and debates over wealth tax and public finance.

• Tin mining to return to Cornwall after Reeves makes £29m investment — The Guardian -
• New mortgage affordability rules help UK housing market avoid summer lull — The Guardian -
• Lionesses greeted by jubilant England fans on return home after Euro 2025 victory — The Guardian -

• Fourth person dies after shooting in Northern Ireland that killed woman and two children — The Guardian -
• Paul Gallagher, Brother of Oasis Frontmen, Is Charged With Rape — New York Times World -
• Two dead after four people stabbed at business premises in central London — The Guardian -
• Shareholders of UK fintech Wise vote to move main stock market listing to US — The Guardian -
• England’s farmers to get new payments for cleaning up waterways — The Guardian -
• Reform UK vows to repeal ‘borderline dystopian’ Online Safety Act — The Guardian -
• Brother of Noel and Liam Gallagher charged with rape and other offences — The Guardian -
• Will of man suspected of being army’s top IRA spy Stakeknife to be sealed, high court rules — The Guardian -
• Woman admits manslaughter of daughter, two, who was found in Hampshire pond — The Guardian -
• Angela Rayner: No 10 officials guilty of ‘self-harm’ by briefing against ministers — The Guardian -
• Starmer and Reeves should prepare UK for wealth tax, say top economists — The Guardian -
• London homeless hostel failed vunerable resident in ‘multiple ways’ before fatal overdose, review says — The Guardian -
• Nurses in England, Wales and Northern Ireland overwhelmingly reject 3.6% pay rise — The Guardian -
• ‘Every human being deserves dignity’: asylum seeker in Essex hotel calls for understanding — The Guardian -
• UK is stuck in a ‘debt doom loop’, says top investor — The Guardian -
• Man carrying home his gardening tools arrested by armed police in Manchester — The Guardian -
• Community leaders can help curb false claims online after attacks in UK, say researchers — The Guardian -
• UK gambling industry launches summer charm offensive to head off tax rise — The Guardian -
• ‘Climateflation’ could push up UK food prices by more than a third by 2050, report says — The Guardian -
• UK jail escape trial reignites debate over indefinite sentences — The Guardian -

This category features reports on mass shootings in Ecuador and Bangkok, kidnappings in Nigeria, an attack linked to Islamic State in DR Congo, and witness tampering charges against Colombia's former president. It also details a German train derailment and cyber-attacks on a Russian airline, reflecting diverse security and public safety challenges worldwide.

• Colombia’s former president Álvaro Uribe found guilty of witness tampering — The Guardian -
• Seventeen killed as gunmen attack bar in Ecuador — BBC World -
• Russia’s Aeroflot cancels flights after pro-Ukraine hackers claim cyber-attack — The Guardian -

• Nigeria kidnappers kill 35 hostages even after ransom paid — BBC World -
• Heavy Rain Likely Caused Deadly German Train Derailment, Investigators Say — New York Times World -
• Shooting at Bangkok Market Leaves Several People Dead — New York Times World -
• More than 40 killed in DR Congo attack linked to Islamic State — BBC World -

Headlines detail debates over pro-Palestine marches and racial discrimination cases, workers' compensation reforms, and economic concerns regarding interest rates. This section also covers aged care funding delays, shark net removals, and parliamentary developments including an MP's expulsion and Aukus submarine program challenges.

• Mary Kostakidis tells court Zionist federation racial discrimination case is ‘embarrassing’ and too vague — The Guardian -
• Union says insurers ‘bleeding the system dry’ in backlash to NSW bid to limit workers compensation claims — The Guardian -
• Sydney mayor Clover Moore says pro-Palestine march across Harbour Bridge would be ‘powerful symbol’ — The Guardian -

• Indebted homeowners cry out for relief but RBA won’t be rushed as key inflation data looms — The Guardian -
• Australian-Palestinian MP says his people are always made to be ‘strangers in their own homes’ — The Guardian -
• ‘A huge human cost’: Labor criticised over delays to aged care reforms as waitlist grows — The Guardian -
• Senate votes down Hanson push to scrap net zero by 2050 policy – as it happened — The Guardian -
• Trial to remove shark nets from three Sydney and Central Coast beaches a good first step, scientists say — The Guardian -
• Australia won’t receive Aukus nuclear submarines unless US doubles shipbuilding, admiral warns — The Guardian -
• Labor and Coalition want convicted rapist Gareth Ward expelled from NSW parliament — The Guardian -
• Minns government rejects pro-Palestine protest march across Sydney Harbour Bridge over timing and ‘chaos’ fears — The Guardian -
• Outback Wrangler star Matt Wright pleads not guilty to charges after fatal helicopter crash — The Guardian -

News reports on severe heatwaves impacting the US and Europe, the threat of water scarcity in Tehran, and wildfires exacerbated by high temperatures. These stories emphasize pressing environmental challenges and their immediate and future impacts globally.

• Eastern US swelters from heatwave as high temperatures affect half of country — The Guardian -
• Tehran Is at Risk of Running Out of Water Within Weeks — New York Times World -
• Dance Poles and Leopard-Print Walls: Love Motels Ready Rooms for Climate Summit — New York Times World -

• Southern European heatwave fans multiple wildfires — BBC World -
• Weather tracker: Cooldown in sight for south-east Europe after scorching heatwave — The Guardian -

This topic highlights significant corporate deals like Samsung supplying Tesla with AI chips, labor disputes such as the Boeing workers' strike, and industry challenges like the backlash against payment platforms for content moderation. These headlines reflect major developments in global industry and technological innovation.

• Mastercard and Visa face backlash after hundreds of adult games removed from online stores Steam and Itch.io — The Guardian -
• Boeing fighter jet workers poised to strike after rejecting contract offer — The Guardian -
• Musk hails $16.5bn Samsung deal to supply Tesla with AI chips — The Guardian -

Diverse stories range from a new David Attenborough series featuring unusual animal behavior to discussions on historical collections at Edinburgh University and citizen science initiatives. Also included are controversies surrounding film production in occupied territories, the hunt for the next Dalai Lama, and reflections from WWII veterans.

• Mother-eating spiders ‘will chill parents to the bone’ in new David Attenborough series — The Guardian -
• Drivers vs. Cyclists: A Battle for the Streets in Canada’s Largest City — New York Times World -
• Citizen Scientists Are Accelerating Ecology Research With iNaturalist — New York Times World -

• Shaolin’s ‘C.E.O. Monk’ Accused of Embezzlement, Affairs With Women — New York Times World -
• Christopher Nolan criticised for filming in occupied Western Sahara city — The Guardian -
• Edinburgh University’s ‘skull room’ highlights its complicated history with racist science — The Guardian -
• Last Soldiers of an Imperial Army Have a Warning for Young Generations — New York Times World -
• New Zealand attorney general warns her government’s electoral reform could breach human rights law — The Guardian -
• The hunt for the next Dalai Lama - podcast — The Guardian -