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Kenya's government and IMF agreed on new terms for debt relief as protesters clashed with police in Nairobi, causing injuries and arrests. The unrest was triggered by a proposed fuel price increase. However, concerns remain regarding public spending cuts that may affect healthcare services. In other news: - Starmer

The European Union Parliament holds its tenth election, with 720 positions up for grabs across member nations. To hold a majority of these seats, candidates require at least 361 votes in favor – a feat expected to be challenging given the diversity of political groups involved. Each nation within the EU

An American naval structure, initially built to transport humanitarian relief to Gaza, will soon be dismantled and shipped back from its current location in response to ongoing weather disturbances and security concerns that have restricted the amount of aid reaching hungry Palestinians. Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, deputy head at US

Less than two weeks before Venezuela’s presidential election, security chief Milciades Ávila associated with opposition leader María Corina Machado was arrested, escalating concerns that the upcoming July 28th vote may not be conducted fairly as Nicolás Maduro seeks a third term in office. Machado publicly addressed her concern on

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed appeals for an immediate and independent investigation into security lapses preceding the deadliest assault in his nation's history. During a session with Israel's parliament, he expressed the desire to "first, take down Hamas." A representative from Netanyahu declared

Support for democratic systems in Africa has declined amidst several military takeovers and growing dissatisfaction with issues such as corruption and mismanagement. A report by Afrobarometer reveals this trend yet maintains that Africans generally favor democratic governance more than populations in other regions globally. Surveys conducted across 30 African nations,