Typhoon Noul has hit southern China: more than 715,000 people have been evacuated

In Germany, law enforcement agencies have launched a large-scale operation to locate a man suspected of driving a van into a crowd near the Berlin Pride (Christopher Street Day) events in central Berlin. One person was killed in the attack and a further 16 were injured, several of whom are in a critical condition

On the morning of 26 July, an earthquake measuring 2.8 on the Richter scale was recorded in the Lviv region. Its epicentre was located within the Pustomyty urban community in the Lviv district

On 26 July, Alexander Hoffmann, chair of the Christian Social Union (CSU) regional group in the Bundestag, stated that Ukraine and Germany should conclude an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the field of unmanned technologies. In his view, this would give Berlin access to Ukrainian defence developments

As part of a new package of sanctions, the European Union will allow member states to sell Russian oil and other goods confiscated from vessels belonging to the so-called ‘shadow fleet’. Brussels believes this will help to increase economic pressure on the Kremlin and reduce Russia’s revenue from energy exports.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence is preparing amendments to the rules governing the use of body cameras in territorial recruitment and social support centres (TRSCs and SSCs). In particular, it is proposed to extend the retention period for video recordings to 90 days and to prohibit the switching off of cameras during mobilisation activities

In Germany, law enforcement agencies have launched a large-scale operation to locate a man suspected of driving a van into a crowd near the Berlin Pride (Christopher Street Day) events in central Berlin. One person was killed in the attack and a further 16 were injured, several of whom are in a critical condition

On the morning of 26 July, an earthquake measuring 2.8 on the Richter scale was recorded in the Lviv region. Its epicentre was located within the Pustomyty urban community in the Lviv district

In 2026, Healthcare Workers’ Day in Ukraine falls on Monday, 27 July. It is on this day that the professional holiday for healthcare workers is celebrated, in accordance with a presidential decree that came into force in 2023

During the night of 26 July, a Russian attack on Kyiv caused fires in the Desnianskyi, Shevchenkivskyi and Solomianskyi districts of the capital. Emergency services extinguished all the fires

On Saturday, 25 July, Russian forces launched another attack on the Odesa region. Residential buildings and civilian infrastructure in the Odesa district were damaged. One person is reported to have been injured.

British intelligence believes that the Kremlin may resort to a direct provocation against NATO in the coming months. According to sources, Russian President Vladimir Putin may attempt to test the reaction of the new UK government, as well as take advantage of the fact that US President Donald Trump’s attention is focused on the situation surrounding Iran

In Germany, law enforcement agencies have launched a large-scale operation to locate a man suspected of driving a van into a crowd near the Berlin Pride (Christopher Street Day) events in central Berlin. One person was killed in the attack and a further 16 were injured, several of whom are in a critical condition

On 26 July, Alexander Hoffmann, chair of the Christian Social Union (CSU) regional group in the Bundestag, stated that Ukraine and Germany should conclude an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the field of unmanned technologies. In his view, this would give Berlin access to Ukrainian defence developments

As part of a new package of sanctions, the European Union will allow member states to sell Russian oil and other goods confiscated from vessels belonging to the so-called ‘shadow fleet’. Brussels believes this will help to increase economic pressure on the Kremlin and reduce Russia’s revenue from energy exports.

US President Donald Trump has stated that he may impose “significant” tariffs on the European Union after the European Commission fined Google a total of €890 million for breaching digital competition rules