Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has submitted her official resignation to the Verkhovna Rada. Parliament is expected to vote on her dismissal this week. The move signals further personnel reshuffles in the Ukrainian government.
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Puck Bay on Poland's Baltic coast regularly warms to 21–22°C in summer, matching water temperatures found in southern Europe. The bay is the warmest bathing spot on the Polish coast, thanks to its shallow waters that heat up faster than the open sea. It is considered the top destination for those seeking a warm Baltic swim.
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Lidl Poland has urgently withdrawn specific batches of protein ice cream from sale across its stores nationwide. The retailer warned that consumption could be dangerous for customers with certain allergies. Shoppers who purchased the affected batches are advised not to eat the product and can return it to any Lidl store.
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England's World Cup semi-final preparations received a major boost as Declan Rice has been confirmed fit to face Argentina. There had been concerns over the midfielder's fitness ahead of the crucial tie. His availability is considered vital to England's chances in the match.
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Temperatures approaching 50°C have been recorded in numerous cities across the western United States, setting historic heat records. The heatwave stretches from Los Angeles to Boston and threatens more than 100 million Americans. Forecasters warn the extreme heat will persist throughout the week with no immediate relief in sight.
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A review of Gothic 1 Remake concludes the game delivers genuine fun, despite visible irritation among parts of the fan community. The remake of the classic RPG has sparked debate among fans of the original, who have reservations about the updated version. The reviewer says they cannot understand the backlash and recommends the game.
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A spot bitcoin ETF is a fund that holds actual bitcoin and trades on a stock exchange, letting investors gain price exposure through an ordinary brokerage account. The first US spot bitcoin ETFs launched in January 2024, removing custody, compliance and operational barriers that had previously blocked many institutional players. The launch opened the door for asset managers, pension funds and banks to access bitcoin without directly holding the cryptocurrency.
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Denis Kapustin, founder of the Russian Volunteer Corps fighting on Ukraine's side, says Russian society is living in anticipation of an approaching catastrophe. He claims social tensions in Russia are rising and that Putin intends to announce a new mobilisation in autumn 2026. Kapustin points to multiple signs of Kremlin military preparations as evidence.
Analysts forecast that five major Wall Street banks — JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley — will collectively report nearly $39 billion in trading revenue for the second quarter. The results are expected imminently, with Bloomberg's Balázs Penz breaking down the key drivers behind the strong projections.
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US President Donald Trump has threatened to attack a heavily fortified underground nuclear facility in Iran, referred to as "Pickaxe Mountain." The site is buried deep underground and is considered the most difficult target in Iran's nuclear programme to destroy. The threat represents a further escalation in tensions between Washington and Tehran over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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A Jay-Z concert at Yankee Stadium in New York City was delayed for several hours after hundreds of ticketless fans attempted to push through the entrances. The stadium temporarily shut all entry points to regain control of the situation. The rapper ultimately took the stage after midnight.
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A leaked video circulating online suggests that Samsung's next foldable smartphone will feature a display that folds completely flat, with no visible crease. Eliminating the crease has been one of the most sought-after improvements in the foldable segment, as previous models showed a noticeable ridge in the centre of the screen. Samsung has not officially confirmed the authenticity of the footage.
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New research shows that spaceflight causes damage to knee cartilage in astronauts. Scientists have identified a potential protective measure against this deterioration. The findings could have broader implications for people on Earth who experience prolonged physical inactivity or reduced gravity conditions.
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The Honda Prelude has returned as a modern hybrid coupe, but reviewers note it feels more like an upmarket Civic than a reborn sports legend. The absence of a manual gearbox and a distinct sporty character disappoints many Honda enthusiasts. The car features a contemporary design and an efficient hybrid drivetrain, but falls short of the original's performance credentials.
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Pistachio milk nails are the latest nail trend featuring a very light, creamy, milky green inspired by pistachio drinks. The look fits the quiet luxury and clean girl aesthetics, favouring a soft, natural shade over bold colour statements. The hue is far from bottle green or neon — it is a gentle pigment softened by a white base, evoking a glass of pistachio milk.
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Charles Frazier's 1997 novel "Cold Mountain" blended Homer's Odyssey with Civil War America, and director Anthony Minghella adapted it into an Oscar-winning film for Miramax in 2003. The film is being recalled as Christopher Nolan prepares his own Odyssey adaptation. It predates the better-remembered Coen Brothers film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" (2000) in drawing on the same ancient epic.
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Ten years have passed since the Bastille Day terror attack in Nice, France, where Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel drove a truck into a crowd celebrating on the Promenade des Anglais on 14 July 2016. The attack killed 86 people and injured more than 400 others. It remains one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in French history.
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Robert Lewandowski arrived in the United States and completed his first training session with Chicago Fire on Tuesday. The Polish striker is set to be officially unveiled as the club's new signing. The club shared a video on social media showing Lewandowski's arrival at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Chicago, filmed within 16 seconds of his appearance.
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Poland's "Health Reform Package" was presented as a comprehensive short- and long-term plan to fix the country's healthcare system. Analysts at oko.press conclude the document is predictable and contains nothing that could be described as genuine reform — failing to address issues such as pay caps, informal payments or systemic privileges. The review argues that neither patients nor medical staff can expect meaningful change based on this package.
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RENK Group, one of the largest manufacturers of gearboxes for armoured fighting vehicles, has signed a contract with Rheinmetall to supply gearboxes for the Ryś infantry fighting vehicle. The deal is part of the growing European defence production effort. Financial details of the agreement were not disclosed.
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South Africa's competition regulator has approved private equity firm Harith General Partners' bid to acquire budget carrier FlySafair. The green light clears the way for the deal to be completed. FlySafair is one of the country's leading low-cost airlines.
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Christopher Nolan told Jon Stewart on The Daily Show that making "Oppenheimer" was a prerequisite that enabled him to take on his upcoming adaptation of "The Odyssey." Stewart quizzed Nolan with playful questions about Homer's epic, such as why the cyclops never told a joke and what happened to the wheels on the Trojan horse. Nolan did not reveal plot details or the cast of "The Odyssey."
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