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Here are the key events on day 1,224 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The FBI has accused the pair of working on behalf of China's Ministry of State Security to gather naval intelligence.

Trump has set a July 4 deadline for bill, which extends tax cuts, slashes social safety nets and surges national debt.

UN official Volker Turk drew ire of the Venezuelan government after condemning what he says are abuses by state forces.

Kylian Mbappe comes off the bench as Real Madrid beat Juventus 1-0 to reach FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinals.

French Open winner Coco Gauff becomes just the third woman in the Open era to lose in the first round at Wimbledon.

Donald Trump toured Alligator Alcatraz', a new temporary detention facility set in the middle of Florida wetlands.

Suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is fighting for her political survival.

Despite massive majority, Starmer could not get party fully behind signature legislation to pare down spending.

North Korea President Kim Jong Un was shown honouring coffins of soldiers killed while fighting for Russia in Ukraine.

Blurring the line between preemptive and preventive strike risks sending the world into a state of perpetual war.

An al-Qaeda affiliate earlier claimed responsibility for 'coordinated and high-quality attacks' in the country.

Decision potentially reshapes the power of the US president.

The migrant detention facility, located in the Florida wetlands, was built in eight days and will include 3,000 beds.

From Paris to Lisbon, locals and tourists are struggling as a powerful heatwave grips European countries.

Attacks come as Israeli forces continue to demolish homes as fears of another ground incursion grow.

Iran's embassy in Berlin swiftly rejects allegation after man is arrested in neighbouring Denmark.

Tesla's stock dropped 6 percent after Trump's call for DOGE to look into cutting subsidies tied to Elon Musk.

UNSpecial Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has named several US giants among the companies aiding Israel.

The Milwaukee Bucks have shaken up their playing roster in free agency, waiving Damian Lillard and signing Myles Turner.

By refusing to take action on Israel, EU states are violating European and international law.

Riyadh club's defeat of Man City at Club World Cup was the culmination of a long climb by the Saudi team for respect.

From critical minerals to M23 and grassroots exclusion, experts weigh in on whether the US-brokered deal can succeed.

Donald Trump said he would 'take a look' at the possibility of Elon Musk being deported.

The attack comes shortly after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy promises to increase Ukraine's drone production.

Why are people being killed while seeking aid in Gaza?

Sell off linked to unpredictable and unfunded economic policies which threaten the safe-haven role of the US dollar.

A record-breaking heatwave has forced many schools in France and the Netherlands to close amid health warnings.

An Israeli airstrike hit a beach cafe in Gaza, killing 22 people, including women, children and a journalist.

An explosion at a pharmaceutical factory in India's Telangana state has killed at least 36 people.

Police dispersed crowds of protesters during demonstrations over a cartoon allegedly depicting Islam's Prophet Muhammad.

This is not a humanitarian response,' say 130 NGOs calling for UN to take over distribution of humanitarian aid.

A 13-year-old Palestinian boy has described how Israeli forces shot at him and others waiting for food from the US- and

Elon Musk has threatened to form a new political party after the US House passed the One Big Beautiful Bill.

Since Israel began its genocidal war on Gaza, it has also killed 1,000 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

Israeli air raids kill 95 in Gaza, including 39 at a crowded cafe, with a journalist among the victims.

Tblisi court sentences opposition figure Nika Gvaramia to eight months and bans him from holding office for two years.

Bill Schneider explains why Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" will likely pass - despite opposition from both parties.

Thailand's top court has suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra pending investigation over a leaked call.

Shanon Gray, a lawyer representing the family of one of the victims, says relatives are furious about the plea deal.

Istanbul chief public prosecutor's office announces investigation after charges of 'openly insulting religious values'.

Keir Starmer faces crunch vote on welfare spending after watering down planned cuts to disability benefits.

Donald Trump signed an executive order lifting US sanctions on Syria and requesting a review of terrorism designations.

Doctors in Gaza are warning of a silent catastrophe' that threatens the lives of thousands of babies and infants.

A Thai court has accepted a petition from senators that accuses the PM of dishonesty and breaching ethical standards.

Another 36 workers remain in hospital with burns and other injuries after the blast and fire at the Sigachi factory.

The US has revoked the visas of British punk-rap duo Bob Vylan after they led chants of death to the IDF'.

Richest, families with children, some carmakers, will gain; while EV makers, those on food stamps, Medicaid will lose.

The world's richest man and the US president have traded insults over Donald Trump's tax cuts and spending bill.

Foreign minister's comments come as the G7 calls for negotiations on a deal to address Iran's nuclear programme.