Incêndio de grandes proporções destrói carros alegóricos de escola de samba em Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro. Prejuízo estimado em mais de R$ 100 mil. Suspeita recai sobre 3 adolescentes. Caso reacende debate sobre local adequado para armazenamento.
A Justiça do Espírito Santo negou o pedido do vereador José Roque de Oliveira para se afastar de um cargo efetivo na prefeitura de São Gabriel da Palha, mas com manutenção do salário. O parlamentar alegou dificuldade em conciliar as duas funções.
UK warehouse landlord Segro has rejected a £12.6bn takeover offer from US rival Prologis. The board unanimously deemed the all-share proposal, which offered a 24.6% premium, insufficient, citing Segro's strong underlying business and prospects despite current market dislocations.
France endures extreme heat with 58 regions under red alert, over 68,000 homes without power in Brittany, and a controlled wildfire in Maine-et-Loire. The heatwave spreads to Western Europe, with the Netherlands and Belgium expecting peak temperatures by Friday.
Japan confirmed Wednesday that two Japanese nationals have been detained in China since May for allegedly violating import/export laws. One detainee works for a Japanese electric machinery maker's China subsidiary, reportedly taken into custody in Dalian. China confirmed the detentions, stating they were in accordance with Chinese law and urged Japan to ensure its citizens and companies comply with regulations.
Presidential policy chief Kim Yong-beom calls for aggressive investment in AI infrastructure, citing need for new state infrastructure to support South Korea's growth trajectory in the AI era, amid a booming stock market driven by AI-related chipmakers.
A US appeals court has allowed the Trump administration to proceed with expanded expedited deportations nationwide, overriding a lower court's block. Critics argue this undermines due process for undocumented migrants.
TG Jones (formerly WH Smith) plans to restructure, leaving small suppliers, including Help for Heroes charity, with less than half of owed money, while 'exit contract' suppliers may see debts wiped out, with potential long-term profit shares.
Only 23% of adults globally expressed confidence in Trump's handling of world affairs, with 57% viewing the US unfavorably across 36 countries, and favourability declining in 15 of 24 nations with trend data.
Hong Kong will directly deposit welfare payments into mainland Chinese bank accounts of elderly recipients in Guangdong and Fujian starting July, facilitating secure retirement.
Malaysian police have initiated an internal investigation into an officer identified by her lawyer as Nur Asyiqin Mohd Dalil. Inspector General of Police Mohd Khalid Ismail stated that disciplinary action will be taken, and potentially more if laws were broken, urging public calm during the inquiry.
A Victorian inquiry hears that international students from countries where homosexuality is illegal are being targeted through gay dating apps, leading to assaults, extortions, and threats of outting, with 95 attacks and 42 arrests reported since June 2024.
Zohran Mamdani's endorsed candidates won key Democratic congressional primaries in New York, toppling established figures and highlighting party divisions over ideology, Israel, and immigration.
UK newspapers focus on the heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 38°C, Labour's defence spending plans sparking potential leadership tensions, and a study linking religious service attendance to pain relief and social connection.
Venezuela se prepara para anunciar uma dívida total de US$ 240 bilhões, superando as estimativas de mercado. O país planeja a que pode ser a maior reestruturação de dívida nacional da história.
O humorista Waldemar Neto Lobo Melo do Carmo, conhecido como Seu Waldemar, foi preso no Paraguai por um mandado de prisão em aberto por não pagamento de pensão alimentícia. A dívida é de R$ 60 mil e o mandado estava em aberto desde novembro de 2025.
Especialistas e Sebrae apontam erros comuns em pequenos negócios, como falta de estrutura e clareza sobre o cliente ideal. A solução envolve planejamento, MVP e validação de mercado para sair do improviso.
Jogadores da Noruega comemoraram vitória sobre Senegal simulando remada viking, tradição que virou marca registrada da torcida na Copa do Mundo de 2026. A celebração remete à história e herança marítima do povo viking.
O presidente dos EUA, Donald Trump, criticou a decisão do Senado que o obriga a pedir autorização do Congresso para realizar novos ataques ao Irã. A resolução foi aprovada por 50 votos a 48, com quatro republicanos votando a favor.
Três instrutores de rope jump foram indiciados por homicídio com dolo eventual após Maria Eduarda Rodrigues, 21, ser lançada sem corda e cair de 40m. Outras três pessoas foram presas por suspeita de sumiço da câmera da vítima e exclusão de conteúdo digital.
A Casa Lar do Cego Idoso, na Zona Norte de Porto Alegre, sofreu o furto de sua fiação elétrica, incluindo placas de energia fotovoltaica, com prejuízo de R$ 35 mil. A instituição busca doações para reparar o dano.
Korean American lawmakers Sen. Andy Kim and Rep. Young Kim expressed commitment to bolstering US-South Korea economic and security partnerships. They highlighted South Korea's investments in US shipbuilding and discussed trade, security, and immigration visas. Tensions arose regarding remarks by incoming Ambassador Michelle Steel.
Hong Kong police arrested a 41-year-old mainland Chinese man for allegedly impersonating a registered ride-hailing driver and working illegally. He was also arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud and breaching visa conditions. A 24-year-old local man was also arrested.
The US Senate passed a war powers resolution 50-48, directing President Trump to halt military action against Iran. This marks the first time both chambers of Congress have passed such a resolution since 1973, signaling growing congressional concern over the conflict.
