- Israeli ex-generals call on Trump to persuade Netanyahu to address settler violence
- Advocates prepare for potential rise in Haitian asylum seekers as U.S. protections end
- Biden audio recordings reveal discussions of potentially classified notes
- US tourist Elizabeth Waddell goes missing in Grenada as husband pleads for help
- Zelenskyy and Burnham discuss drone production and missile interceptors
- Wildfires engulf France and Spain as extreme heat continues
- Motorcyclist fled police and drove the wrong way before crash, say N.S. RCMP
- Comey requests dismissal of indictment over Instagram post, citing First Amendment rights
Year: 2026
Nearly 600 former Israeli military and intelligence officials have urged US President Donald Trump to press Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address escalating violence from settlers in the occupied West Bank. They warn this situation endangers Israel’s future and poses risks to US regional interests.
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians in the United States officially expired on Monday, ending their legal ability to live and work in the country. This marks a significant shift for many Haitians who relied on the programme for stability in the U.S.
Audio recordings from former President Joe Biden, made while writing his memoir in 2017, have been released after a court ruling. The two hours of tape include Biden discussing potentially classified information and reflect strained communication. Biden’s team had previously sought to keep the recordings private.
Royal Grenada Police seek public assistance to locate 44-year-old Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell, missing since July 22, last seen at Grand Anse Beach.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Monday at the Portsmouth naval base to discuss joint drone production and urgent requests for ballistic missile interceptors amid escalating Russian attacks. Burnham reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to supporting Ukraine fully during the meeting.
What’s going on?
Wildfires have spread across France and Spain as a result of ongoing heatwaves. Authorities are mobilising resources to combat the blazes threatening residential areas and agricultural land. The situation remains critical as firefighters face extreme temperatures.
BBC headlines: “Wildfire now nine miles from French city of Bordeaux, mayor warns.” This highlights the immediate threat to urban areas from the wildfire. In contrast, The New York Times states: “Europe Wildfires Live Updates: Spain and France Fight to Contain Blazes as Extreme Heat Threatens New Fires.” This focuses on the broader regional struggle against the wildfires, emphasising the ongoing efforts to control the situation.
Coverage analysed: BBC | The New York Times
RCMP reported that a motorcyclist, who was not wearing a helmet, fled from police following an attempted stop by an officer. Further details regarding the incident and subsequent actions have not been disclosed at this time.
Former FBI Director James Comey has requested a federal judge to dismiss an indictment alleging he threatened President Trump, asserting it infringes on protected political speech. His lawyers argue the phrase “86 47” lacks violent connotation and should be recognised as political hyperbole. Comey faces arraignment in late September.
Robert Bush, a Hull-based funeral director, was sentenced at Hull Crown Court after pleading guilty to 30 counts of preventing lawful burials. Distressing evidence emerged regarding his handling of deceased individuals, including a stillborn baby found unburied in an envelope after nearly two years.
A large wildfire in south-west France is now approximately nine miles from Bordeaux, prompting an emergency cabinet meeting as officials warn of critical conditions.
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