International news that matters to Bulgaria and the region.
The Ukrainian Parliament has received the official resignation of Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko. A rapid formation of a new government is expected amidst the ongoing military conflict.
EU High Representative Kaja Kallas stated that Brussels aims to maintain the hope of citizens in Georgia, despite the lack of contact with the local authorities. A strategy for the Black Sea region is being discussed.
Opposition forces in Israel have the potential to unite their efforts and form a government, an expert analyzed to BNR. The main points of divergence between the ruling party and the opposition are the strategy against Iran and economic resilience.
The likely next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Andy Burnham, admitted that the Labour Party's position on the war in Gaza has been insufficient so far and proposed the introduction of new sanctions.
The Saeima of Latvia has approved the cabinet of Andris Kulsbergs, which will govern the country until the elections in October. The new government's main priority is national security and support for Ukraine.
The internationally recognized government of Yemen has launched strikes on the Sana'a airport. The goal is to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing in the area controlled by Houthi rebels.
The Speaker of the Venezuelan Parliament announced catastrophic figures following the earthquakes on June 24. Thousands are injured, and over 17,000 people have been left without shelter.
The European Parliament has voted to strip Siegbert Dröse of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party of his immunity. The decision follows his conviction for defamation against a journalist, which occurred prior to his mandate in Brussels.
The European Parliament will decide on the progress of Ukraine, Moldova, and Serbia in their pursuit of EU membership. While ambitious deadlines are set for Chisinau, stagnation in reforms is signaled for Belgrade.
According to data from the EuroMOMO network, a massive spike in excess mortality due to heatwaves was recorded in 27 European countries in late June. Most of the deceased are elderly people over the age of 65.
The occupied peninsula is facing a large-scale crisis. Residents of northern Crimea are without electricity and water, fuel and essential goods prices are skyrocketing, and banks have introduced withdrawal limits.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky noted the significant role of the late US Senator Lindsey Graham in supporting Kyiv, highlighting his multiple visits and efforts to impose sanctions against Russia.
One of the most influential voices in the US Senate, Lindsey Graham, has died at the age of 71. He was a leading supporter of military aid to Kyiv and Israel and a key figure in the Republican Party.
Strong winds and dense pine forests are complicating the suppression of a massive fire on the Croatian island of Korčula. 160 firefighters are on the ground, and the regional road network has been partially affected.
Greek authorities have launched massive inspections of tourist properties rented through online platforms. The focus is on tax discipline and safety, with sanctions potentially reaching 20,000 euros.
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