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International

July
July 2025
British teen who went missing in Tenerife died after fall down ravine while trying to walk home
Irish people told to avoid Thailand-Cambodia border, as Thai PM says clashes 'could develop into war'
Starvation crisis in Gaza features heavily on front pages of international newspapers
Ambassador Mike Huckabee chooses sarcasm as US denounces French move to recognise Palestine
US and Israel withdraw from Gaza ceasefire talks, claiming Hamas is 'not acting in good faith'
'It is a despicable disgrace': Bob Geldof condemns Israeli government over starvation in Gaza
Hulk Hogan: Wrestler's Trump conference speech a bizarre end to five-decade spell in the spotlight
France will officially recognise State of Palestine in September, Macron announces
Wrestling star Hulk Hogan has died aged 71
Gary Gannon launches legal action against Central Bank over approval of Israeli bonds
At least 12 killed after Thailand and Cambodia troops clash along disputed border
Thailand has sealed all land border crossings with Cambodia, with both sides accusing the other of firing first.
'Political distraction': Kneecap slam decision to ban them from Hungary ahead of music festival
Jeremy Corbyn is signing people up for his new (as yet unnamed) political party
Wildfires kill over 10 people across Cyprus and Turkey as heatwave intensifies in Greece
Zelenskyy approves new anti-corruption bill after law change sparked protests across Ukraine
South Park depicts Trump in bed with Satan and targets Paramount after inking new $1.5b deal
'Exceptionally uncertain' tariff dispute sees European Central Bank hold interest rates
Irish man jailed for 15 years for murdering girlfriend Kirsty Ward while on holiday in Spain
BBC says it is 'deeply alarmed' that its reporters are facing the threat of starvation in Gaza
Rescue efforts underway in Russia after fuselage of missing plane located
Judge rejects Trump administration effort to unseal Epstein grand jury records
Tesla profits continue to drop after Elon Musk's foray into politics
Nine Irish players selected to start for the Lions in second Test against Australia
Man who murdered four Idaho college students sentenced to life without parole
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Macrons file lawsuit against US right-wing podcaster over claims France’s first lady was born male
Countries causing climate crisis could be ordered to pay reparations to victims
A ‘milestone’ moment at the International Court of Justice could make it a whole lot harder for countries to get away with causing climate chaos.
Ireland had the second most expensive food prices in the Eurozone last year
Gaza: Warnings of 'mass starvation' as Taoiseach says 'humanity is shocked' by what's happening
It comes as more than 100 aid organisations warned that “mass starvation” was spreading in the territory.
BBC to air new MasterChef series with Wallace and Torode despite complaints being upheld
Separating fact from fiction on that time Ozzy Osbourne 'bit the head off a bat'
'We have no energy left due to hunger': The last remaining journalists in Gaza are facing starvation
FKA Twigs agrees to settle lawsuit alleging abuse from Shia LaBeouf
England leave it late again but get Italian Job done to keep title defence alive
Ozzy Osbourne: The crazy train-ride from Prince of Darkness to America's TV dad
A life in pictures – from stadium-filling frontman to a surprising second career as a reality TV star.
Japanese car stocks soar as Trump announces countries have come to 'massive' trade deal
US Justice Department seeking to interview Jeffrey Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell
Over 20 children die from starvation as UN warns 'last lifelines' are collapsing in Gaza
Antonio Guterres says there is an ‘accelerating breakdown of humanitarian conditions’ in Gaza right now.
Ozzy Osbourne obituary: An icon of heavy metal