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What does Tunisia's political crisis mean for regional politics?

Regional players Algeria, Egypt, Turkey, UAE, and France have shown interest in the political situation, and the immediate effects will most likely be felt in Libya and the Eastern Mediterranean.

Western governments move with caution in Tunisia

Although the US and EU may pay lip service to democratic processes and institutions, they will ultimately prioritise their security interests.

Thousands evacuate as wildfires rage across southern Europe

Fanned by soaring temperatures and strong winds, this year's fire season has been significantly more destructive than the previous average.

EU set to impose sanctions over Lebanon crisis

The bloc said it is ready to impose sanctions on Lebanon's ruling elite, including a travel ban and asset freeze, for obstructing the process of forming a functioning government.

EU only sent less than 3% of extra vaccines to poor nations

The small shipments are stirring debate over how wealthy countries are sharing their surplus shots while poor countries are still struggling to get supplies.

Belarus police launch new crackdown on journalists, rights activists

Rights groups say at least five people were detained and 25 homes and offices searched in the third successive day of raids.

Barca and Messi reportedly reach deal in principle

Lionel Messi is set to extend his stay at Barcelona by signing a new five-year deal, with the Argentine talisman set to take a 50 percent wage cut, La Vanguardia newspaper and ESPN reported.

EU prepare to hit Lebanon's leaders with sanctions over political crisis

A political crisis has left the country without a functioning government since the last one resigned after a massive explosion killed dozens and destroyed swathes of Beirut in August 2020.

G20 ministers approve deal to tax multinational firms

Finance ministers and central bankers from G20, the countries with the 19 biggest economies and the European Union, green light a "revolutionary" deal to tax multinational companies more fairly.

England to lift virus restrictions despite soaring cases – latest updates

Novel coronavirus has infected more than 184 million people and killed more than 3.9 million. Here are the latest Covid-related developments for July 5:

India questions EU refusal to approve Covishield vaccine

The European bloc has started a vaccination passport programme that excludes the Indian Serum Institute jab that has been administered to tens of millions of people.

Turkey expresses dismay over EU summit

Brussels once again ignored the efforts that Turkey has made to mend ties with its neighbours.