The Prince of Wales's income tax bill revealed and Celebrity Traitors returns leads Sunday's papers.
The ICC's deputy chief prosecutor stated they have 'concrete evidence' linking RSF leaders to war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur, Sudan, following a 'breakthrough' in investigations into massacres in el-Fasher and el-Geneina.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated the alliance is stronger than ever during the summit in Ankara, despite US President Donald Trump's critical remarks. Rutte emphasized the US's commitment to NATO, citing its reliance on European bases for operations like Epic Fury and its role in deterring Russian submarines. The summit focused on increasing European defense spending and industrial capacity to counter Russia, with Rutte highlighting significant financial contributions and readiness for potential threats.
Oil prices surged Thursday following new U.S. military strikes on Iran, escalating fears of supply disruptions in the Middle East. Brent crude and WTI futures advanced, with analysts citing the Strait of Hormuz's critical role in global energy flows.
Oil prices rose Thursday due to fresh U.S. military strikes on Iran, sparking concerns about Middle East supply disruptions. Brent crude futures increased to $78.82 a barrel, and WTI futures reached $74.29, as the U.S. Central Command cited Tehran's attacks on commercial shipping as the reason for the strikes.
A New York federal appeals court rejected Donald Trump's request to prevent E. Jean Carroll from collecting $5 million plus interest. Judge Lewis Kaplan granted Carroll's request to receive nearly $5.8 million from funds Trump deposited with the court.
China's consumer prices rose 1% year-on-year in June, missing forecasts and slowing from May, while wholesale inflation accelerated to 4.1%, driven by energy costs and AI demand, indicating weak domestic demand.
