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US Ready to Help End 'Senseless War' in Ukraine, But No Quick Deal Ahead, Rubio Says
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US Ready to Help End 'Senseless War' in Ukraine, But No Quick Deal Ahead, Rubio Says

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated the US is ready to play a constructive role in ending the Russia-Ukraine war, acknowledging no quick deal is imminent. His comments come amidst reports of staggering Russian troop losses, Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian warehouses, EU sanctions impacting Russia, and a political crisis in Ukraine over the defense minister's refusal to accept a new post.

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The Independent World
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US military targets Iran's command centers and maritime capabilities
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US military targets Iran's command centers and maritime capabilities

The US military targeted Iran's command centers and maritime capabilities for the 13th consecutive night, while Iranian state media reported explosions. The US also redirected 12 commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. This follows Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers, prompting US President Trump to threaten military punishment and use seized Iranian assets for damages. German Chancellor Merz condemned Houthi attacks.

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Deutsche Welle
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Backs 'Not Perfect' US Crypto Bill Amid Division
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Backs 'Not Perfect' US Crypto Bill Amid Division

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon supports the US Senate's Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, acknowledging it's "not perfect" but necessary for market stability. His stance contrasts with other financial leaders like Jamie Dimon and many Democrats, who raise concerns about investor protection and ethics provisions related to presidential crypto investments.

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Cointelegraph
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Drought declared in parts of Wales as UK faces driest July in 200 years
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Drought declared in parts of Wales as UK faces driest July in 200 years

Parts of Wales, including north Wales and Upper Severn, are officially in drought due to record-low river flows and heatwaves, with July set to be the driest in nearly 200 years. This follows similar declarations in England and comes amid wider European drought intensified by climate change, impacting wildlife, farming, and prompting water restrictions.

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Guardian UK
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