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Hamas' political chief Ismail Haniyeh assassinated by Israel, group confirms

The death of the Hamas political chief was also confirmed by Iran's Revolutionary Guards, saying Ismail Haniyeh's residence in Tehran was "hit" and he was killed along with a bodyguard. Ismail was in the Iranian capital to attend the swearing-in of Iran's president Masoud Pezeshkian.

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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro wins third term; US expresses concern

Venezuela’s election body on July 28 announced that the 61-year-old leader had won 51.2% of votes while his rival Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia won 44.2% of votes.

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'Mass shooting' at New York park kills one person, six others hurt

Police are still trying to figure out the number of shooters and their identities.

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Bangladesh restores mobile internet days after violent protests killed over 100

On July 18, the government shut down mobile internet following the escalation of violence across the country. Bangladesh stayed disconnected from both broadband and mobile internet between July 18 and July 23, when broadband internet was restored in stages.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu

At least 12 children killed in rocket strike in Israeli-controlled Golan Heights

Although Israel blamed Hezbollah for the strike, the Lebanese organization has denied any role. Israeli Even so, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a warning to Hezbollah that it “will pay a heavy price for this attack, one that it has not paid so far."

Jeevun Sandher, British Sikh MP

UK Labour Party's new British Sikh MP wants to strengthen India connection

The British Sikh first-time MP referenced the visit of UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy to India earlier this week as a symbol of the high level of priority the incoming government places on the relationship as it gets on with the job of “delivering change”.

Donald Trump vows to make US world's crypto capital if he returns to power

When he was the US president, Trump had declared Bitcoin “not money” and criticized it as “highly volatile and based on thin air.” But July 26 marked the culmination of a total reversal on the issue during the former president’s latest White House bid.