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Zelenskiy meets Trump on peace talks, Patriot production and Russia sanctions
Zelenskiy met Trump in Washington to discuss peace talks, Patriot interceptor production and stronger air defense support for Ukraine. He also welcomed new U.S. sanctions legislation targeting Russia’s energy sector.
Economic Times
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EILMELDUNG·24.7.2026
Indian Man Dies in US Accident Days After Being Declared Brain-Dead
Nithyanand Reddy Gannu, a 26-year-old Indian man from Telangana, died in Detroit, US, days after being declared brain-dead following a road accident on July 18. He suffered critical injuries and developed a rare cerebral fat embolism, leading to his death.
TOI World
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EILMELDUNG·23.7.2026
U.S.-Iran tensions intensify as Pakistan seeks to revive ceasefire talks
U.S.-Iran tensions escalated over the Strait of Hormuz as Pakistan tried to revive a collapsed interim ceasefire deal. The fighting pushed oil prices higher and widened to Red Sea and regional attacks on civilian infrastructure.
Economic Times
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EILMELDUNG·23.7.2026
Assam Floods: 31 Dead, 100 Missing, 8 Lakh Affected in Catastrophic Deluge
Assam faces catastrophic floods with 31 deaths and over 100 missing in 24 hours, affecting 8 lakh people across 16 districts. A cloudburst in Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh caused rivers to overflow, leading to unprecedented inundation, particularly in Sivasagar, Jorhat, and Charaideo districts.
Times of India
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In Entwicklung·22.7.2026
Ancient Egyptian Tomb of Amenhotep III Reopens After Two Decades
The 3,400-year-old tomb of Amenhotep III, one of ancient Egypt's most powerful pharaohs, has reopened to the public after two decades of restoration. Located in the Valley of the Kings, the site's reopening on October 4, 2025, precedes the Grand Egyptian Museum's debut, aiming to boost tourism.
Times of India
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In Entwicklung·22.7.2026
144 Migrants Dead or Missing Off Mauritania Coast, UNHCR Reports
At least 144 migrants and refugees are dead or missing off Mauritania's coast after dangerous sea journeys to Europe, UNHCR reported. This includes 143 deaths on one boat from Gambia that drifted for 25 days, with 387 survivors across three rescue operations between July 14-18.
TOI World
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