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Kosovo’s Parliament was suspended after opposition MP Time Kadrijaj protested by throwing eggs at caretaker Prime Minister Albin Kurti during a session.

DANIEL KINAHAN EXTRADITED
Irish government successfully extradites suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan from Dubai this morning.
He faces serious charges in Ireland upon arrival.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) faces renewed threats from the United States, with heightened sanctions against its staff and calls to dismantle the institution. Analysts argue that only active support from ICC member states can safeguard its future and ensure accountability for international crimes.

US intelligence suggests Russia may provoke a NATO member this autumn, as officials warn of potential attacks in the Baltic region and Poland.

A Romanian monk has been arrested in Cyprus for allegedly stabbing two men with a box cutter during an incident at Agios Neophytos Monastery.

What’s going on?
Iran and Oman have confirmed negotiations aimed at facilitating transit through the Strait of Hormuz. The discussions focus on a potential agreement following tensions in the region. Officials are actively working on resolving logistical issues to enhance maritime crossings.
The framing differs notably among coverage. Reuters headlines “Iran says deal on Strait of Hormuz is close but is not enough to open the waterway,” suggesting a cautious optimism yet highlighting limitations. In contrast, BBC conveys, “Hormuz talks positive, Oman says, as Iran warns deal would not open strait,” which emphasises ongoing diplomatic efforts alongside apprehension regarding practical outcomes.
Coverage analysed: Reuters | BBC | The New York Times | CNN

Russian women are marrying soldiers to secure substantial death benefits amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a practice that has drawn scrutiny from the Kremlin.

SPAIN BORDER CONTROLS
Spain reinstates border controls on Italy this morning amid escalating tensions over migrant influx.
Ceuta migrants struggle as harsh conditions worsen.

The Korea Football Association has issued an apology following allegations that it provided “sexual services” to foreign referees during international matches from 2011 to 2012. A report by JTBC cited a 2016 investigation revealing inappropriate entertainment on several occasions, prompting increased scrutiny of the KFA.

A 12-year-old boy in Firminopolis, Brazil, survived being hit by a lorry, sustaining only minor injuries, while receiving roadside assistance from witnesses.