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The Reform UK leader has resigned his seat to stand again, reframing an inquiry into undeclared donations as a direct contest between his base and parliamentary scrutiny. Major opposition parties have announced a boycott of the August vote.

Mass funeral processions for the slain Iranian leader culminate at the Imam Reza shrine amid military escalations and stabilising global markets.

Tehran has accused Washington of war crimes after reported strikes near a nuclear facility left 14 dead, escalating hostilities as the burial of Ali Khamenei is delayed.

The gathering in Ankara marked a significant restructuring of European defence responsibilities, though questions remain about the alliance's focus on conventional military paradigms.

Speaking ahead of July 4, Mamdani offered a clear contrast to Donald Trump's platform, underscoring a broader progressive movement within New York politics.

The administration's diplomatic overtures to Pyongyang coincide with a 20 percent drop in domestic equities and ongoing partisan struggles over national policy.

The World Health Organization warns the Bundibugyo virus epidemic remains unstable as health workers strike over pay and affected communities adapt traditional practices.

An extended period of extreme heat has prompted new amber health alerts across the continent, forcing a structural re-evaluation of urban life and infrastructure.

Claims from the political opposition state a 100-page document with matching questions was sold across multiple states ahead of the June 30 exam.

Police have arrested a 16-year-old suspect after violence broke out at an educational facility in Bavaria on July 8, with authorities not ruling out the possibility of a school shooting.

Leandro Andrés Bertazzo reportedly told his student pilot she knew what to do before exiting a Cessna mid-air. The student safely landed the aircraft while authorities investigate the circumstances of the incident.