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Almost 53 people a day are intentionally killed by guns in the US.

Russian shelling has killed at least eight civilians in Ukraine over the past 24 hours and wounded 25 more, Ukrainian officials have said.

Pipeline games. A Russian court ordered a 30-day suspension of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, a major pipeline carrying oil from Kazakhstan to the Black

Russian forces say they have taken over the entirety of the Luhansk region after Ukrainian troops withdrew from the city of Lysychansk ‘to preserve the lives of Ukrainian defenders’.

When news broke of a mass shooting in the usually peaceful city of Copenhagen this weekend, it was the second time in less than a month of a deadly gun attack in a Scandinavian country.

Inflation in Europe. Annual inflation in the eurozone reached 8.6 percent in June, according to Eurostat’s latest estimates. The biggest contributor was

Russian missile attacks on residential areas killed at least 19 people, including a child in a town near Odesa, as Volodymyr Zelensky’s government signed a declaration of intent for Ukraine to join the European Union.

Nato has agreed a “fundamental shift” that will see it return to Cold War-style readiness to respond to the increased threat posed by Russia.

Rescuers are searching through the rubble of a shopping centre looking for more victims of a Russian missile strike that killed at least 18 and wounded scores more in what Ukraine's president called "one of the most daring terrorist attacks in European history".

Back at the table. U.S. and Iranian negotiators arrived in Doha on Tuesday to resume talks on a nuclear deal after a three-month hiatus. BRICS expansion.