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Couple arrested after marriage proposal atop the Empire State Building
A couple who climbed the antenna spire of the Empire State Building in New York without permission to propose marriage was taken into custody after unfurling a banner reading 'When the power of love overcomes the lust for power, the world will know peace.'
Trump: Progress made in indirect talks with Iran in Qatar
US President Donald Trump said indirect talks between the US and Iran in Qatar went 'very well' and that progress is being made on Iran's nuclear disarmament. Iran emphasized there were no direct negotiations.
German Chancellor Mertz: NATO's Ankara summit to address Middle East, Ukraine, and Iran
German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz announced that the NATO summit scheduled for July 7-8 in Ankara will address the future of the Middle East, financial support commitments to Ukraine, and sustainable peace efforts with Iran.
Hormuz Strait crisis and Russian gas ban drive Europe into energy crisis
Europe faces a serious energy crisis before winter due to supply disruptions in the Hormuz Strait and the EU's upcoming ban on Russian gas. Gas storage levels have dropped to 48 percent, while prices have risen to 42 euros per megawatt-hour; experts warn that the difficult winter ahead could cause economic and social turmoil.
Venezuela earthquake death toll reaches 2,295: People fill state's void
Two earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck La Guaira state in northern Venezuela on June 24, killing at least 2,295 people and injuring over 11,000. With state aid delayed by three days, volunteers and local residents are carrying out most search, rescue and humanitarian efforts.
European NATO members nearly completely fill gaps in US defense plans
NATO sources reported that at next week's summit in Ankara, it will be announced that European members have nearly completely closed the gaps left by the US in the alliance's defense plans. In the area of strategic bombers, it was stated that the US will provide only one aircraft instead of two.
Starmer: Racism in the UK has increased in the last 10 years, harming social cohesion
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in a speech in the House of Commons that racism and intolerance have seriously increased in the country over the past decade, damaging social bonds and pushing people away from public life.
Controversial migrant camp 'Alligator Alcatraz' in Florida being dismantled
Dismantling of the migrant detention center known as 'Alligator Alcatraz' in Florida has begun. Satellite images show temporary structures at the facility being removed and the center is no longer operational.
TACCI and TASC sign memorandum of understanding in New York to boost commercial cooperation
The Turkish-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TACCI) and the Turkish-American Steering Committee (TASC) signed a memorandum of understanding at an event in New York aimed at strengthening commercial ties. The cooperation aims to establish direct business relations among members and ensure the two-way flow of trade.
Russia warns Apple of 4 billion ruble fine for not preloading local software
The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) has demanded that Apple pre-install Russian search engines and local software on iOS devices, warning that the company could face a fine of up to 4 billion rubles if it fails to comply by July 15.
UN Secretary-General Guterres calls on countries 'not to wait for AI rules'
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has drawn attention to the dangers of artificial intelligence advancing without common rules and urged governments to act without waiting. According to the first report of the Independent International Scientific Panel on AI, AI power is concentrated in a few countries and companies, and control is not guaranteed.
IMF: Israel's 2026 growth forecast dropped to 3.5% amid tensions
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut Israel's 2026 growth forecast to 3.5%, citing rising regional tensions that cast a shadow over the economy.
Japan delivers protest note to China over interference with research vessel off Okinawa
Japan Coast Guard said its vessel conducting research off Okinawa Island was asked to stop by China Coast Guard. Tokyo stated the ship was operating in its own continental shelf in accordance with international law and sent a protest note to Beijing.
Two protestors have climbed to the top of the Empire State Building
Two masked individuals climbed to the top of the Empire State Building in New York, carrying a banner.
US agrees to release Iran's frozen $3 billion
Saudi news channel Al Arabiya reported that the United States agreed to release $3 billion in frozen Iranian assets. In response to the step, which came up as part of ongoing technical talks in Doha, Washington emphasized that the funds would not be released without Iran fulfilling its commitments.
Gold prices fall to 7-month low amid US bond yields and Iran tensions
Gold prices dropped to their lowest since November, pressured by rising US Treasury yields and fading hopes for Iran-US peace. Falling to $3,964 an ounce, markets are pricing in a nearly 67% chance of a rate hike in September.
DSA-backed socialist candidate defeats 30-year Democratic incumbent DeGette in Colorado
Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old candidate backed by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), defeated Democratic Representative Diana DeGette, who had held office for 30 years, in the primary election for Colorado's 1st District.
US dismantles network smuggling guns from Georgia to Chicago gangs
Federal authorities have dismantled a smuggling network that shipped dozens of guns from Georgia to street gangs in Chicago. Five individuals have been indicted on 23 separate charges, and some of the seized weapons were used in violent incidents, including murder.
NASA Administrator: If the US wins the World Cup, we will send a soccer ball to the Moon
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced that if the US national team wins the 2026 World Cup, they will send a soccer ball to the Moon. Isaacman aimed to motivate the team with these words at a press conference.
Extreme heat warning issued for 162 million people in the US
An extreme heat warning has been issued for approximately 162 million people across 35 US states, while the heatwave continues to affect Eastern Europe. Temperatures reached 40.5 degrees Celsius in Slovakia, breaking the country's record.

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