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The European Union plans to limit young children's access to social media across the 27-member bloc, as outlined by President Ursula von der Leyen. The proposed measures include restricted use for under-13s under supervision, with gradual easing as they age.

The Supreme Court's judgment highlights the need to re-evaluate urban design standards for pavements, which only partially align with cities' needs. The article emphasizes that ensuring the right to walk safely requires more than existing standards.

The article discusses the challenges of making European clean technology resilient to Chinese influence and highlights that crude tariffs alone are insufficient for advancing EU renewable energy initiatives.

The UK has designated Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organisation, making it the first state agency classified as such by the UK. The US also proscribed the IRGC in 2019, prompting Iran to reciprocate by designating the US military as a terrorist organisation.

A heat advisory has been issued for New York City due to an anticipated heat wave with heat indices exceeding 100 degrees. The advisory will take effect at noon on Tuesday and remain in place until 9 p.m. on Wednesday.

Trump’s plan for Europe is failing, and the US president is effectively alienating existing and potential allies.

SK Hynix stock plummeted over 15% in Seoul following its Nasdaq debut, reducing its market cap below $875 billion. The selloff also caused South Korea's Kospi index to drop 9%.

Houthi rebels in Yemen reported that Sanaa International Airport was struck by Saudi-led coalition airstrikes. The rebels attributed the attack to ongoing military operations in the region.

The Middle East has experienced significant US and Iranian attacks since an April ceasefire, with renewed fighting over the Strait of Hormuz. An Iranian attack on a commercial ship in the strait caused it to catch fire, forcing the crew to abandon it.

Kerala's Dewaswom Minister K. Muraleedharan stated the government requires greater freedom in temple administration and emphasized that the judiciary can intervene if there are flaws in government decisions.

Chicago alders are set to consider a $9.5M wrongful conviction settlement, a parking meter lease transfer, and funding for The 78 as part of the Finance Committee's agenda. The agenda includes discussions on financial and legal matters related to city governance and development.

Suspected gunmen killed nine family members, including an infant, in a late-night attack on two communities in Plateau State, Nigeria.

Karnataka has identified 1,119 villages as vulnerable to drinking water scarcity and has hired 978 private borewells and 254 private tankers, along with deploying 35 departmental tankers, to address the crisis.

Rain and storms caused a major temperature drop in Charlotte on Monday, with temperatures starting in the upper 60s to low 70s. The Charlotte metro area experienced cloudy and damp conditions.

Nigeria's police confirmed eight people were killed in a suspected terrorist attack on a Benue community. The police commissioner described the incident as a 'purely a terrorist attack' and noted the assailants used guerrilla tactics.

The Nigerian government has suspended a plan to review the fees for WAEC and NECO examinations. The ministry had previously directed the examination bodies to set a uniform SSCE fee of N50,000 per candidate.

Lindsey Graham's sudden death has triggered a scramble to replace him as Congress reconvenes, with lawmakers facing challenges including demands from Donald Trump and the absence of Senator Mitch McConnell. McConnell, 84, disclosed his hospitalization following a fall, as medical tests are conducted to determine its cause.

Members of the Iranian diaspora in London held a candlelight vigil Sunday for Sen. Lindsey Graham outside the US Embassy hours after he died suddenly at the age of 71.

Retail inflation rose to 4.38% in June, with food inflation based on the consumer price index (CPI) increasing to 5.32% from 4.78% in May.

Pasadena City Council will consider accepting an additional $77,250 in state funding to increase a regional Urban Search and Rescue training agreement with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services to $324,450. The proposal authorizes Interim City Manager Matthew Hawkesworth to extend the contract through June 30, 2028.

A housing lottery is open for Inwood Gardens, a 23-story Mitchell-Lama cooperative in Upper Manhattan, offering apartments starting at $1,820. Units include private terraces and amenities like indoor/outdoor parking and on-site management.

Police and the forest department in Nilgiris district will increase joint patrols to prevent the collection of hallucinogenic mushrooms. This follows the arrest of four individuals for gathering the mushrooms in reserve forests.

The United States and Iran exchanged attacks, with the most intense in months, as ceasefire efforts collapse. President Donald Trump stated the Strait of Hormuz remains open, contradicting Iran's earlier claim that it was closed.

Resurgent U.S.-Iran hostilities contributed to a decline in Bitcoin prices, despite ETF flows indicating ongoing demand for the cryptocurrency.

Meta removed its new AI image tool from Instagram after users and Hollywood opposed it. The tool allowed generating images referencing public Instagram accounts without notifying or obtaining consent from account holders.

Pro-Palestine activist Fergie Chambers was arrested in Spain on a US extradition request alleging money laundering and other offenses. Chambers, who funded pro-Palestinian groups including Palestine Action, was denied bail pending extradition proceedings. The US indictment claims he conspired to disrupt Elbit Systems of America due to its military supply role for Israel.

Binance's futures trading volume surged 80% in June, reaching $1.61 trillion, while broader crypto trading activity remained weak. The exchange outpaced its rivals during the period despite the slump in spot trading.

Africa's infrastructure projects often fail due to a lack of interconnected supporting infrastructure, as highlighted by Aliko Dangote's $17 billion refinery at Kenya’s Lamu port. The project is part of the LAPSSET transport corridor, which aims to link Kenya, Ethiopia, and South Sudan but has faced delays. The concept of 'corridor finance' emphasizes synchronized investment in connected infrastructure to reduce risks and attract private capital.

South Carolina lawmakers expressed shock following the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham at 71. Tributes highlighted his military service, legislative career, and bipartisan advocacy for the state.

The European Union and the United Kingdom imposed sanctions on dozens of Russian individuals and entities, accusing Russia of orchestrating a network of hacking groups linked to cyberattacks across Europe. The sanctions target those associated with the Russian GRU military intelligence agency.

President Trump ordered flags to be lowered at half-staff following the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham. The directive was issued on Sunday.

Europe faces challenges in the space race due to a lack of heavy rocket launchers, hindering its ability to achieve strategic autonomy and military capabilities in space. The Andøya Spaceport in Norway is highlighted as a key site for European efforts to reduce reliance on SpaceX and develop indigenous launch capacity.

Saudi Arabia's Minister of Energy Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman al-Saud is gaining increased influence through his industry portfolio. The article highlights the expansion of his role in the energy sector.

Telangana has begun distributing de-worming tablets to 96.81 lakh children starting July 13, with a mop-up round scheduled for July 20.

A fire at a pub in Bangkok, Thailand, killed 27 people and injured 73. Thai investigators are examining potential negligence, including obstructed emergency exits, as people tried to escape the burning venue.

Iran fired warning shots at two ships transiting through the Strait of Hormuz, accusing them of breaching an announcement that the waterway was closed due to US violations of a ceasefire agreement. The ships were targeted by the navy of the Revolutionary Guards.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated that India's health system has become more self-reliant, accessible, affordable, modern, and people-centric compared to earlier times. He highlighted advancements in medical research as a key factor in this transformation.

Minnesota’s Weather Authority has issued alert days from Monday through Thursday evening due to a heatwave with temperatures reaching 90 degrees or higher and heat index values nearing 100. A slight cooling is expected by Sunday, but no rain means lawns and gardens require extra morning watering.

Garnier has launched a new moisturiser designed to provide hydration without causing skin shine, positioning it as a budget-friendly essential for skincare routines during heatwaves.

The medical examiner revealed preliminary findings in Senator Lindsey Graham's cause of death. Senator Graham died Saturday after a 'brief and sudden illness.' He was 71.