Germany will stand up to Russian intimidation, says foreign minister

Ticket sales for upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) matches in Nairobi have been suspended following chaotic scenes during Kenya's 1-0 victory over Morocco, including security breaches and overcrowding. The Confederation of African Football (Caf) is investigating the incidents, expressing concern over safety and engaging with local authorities to address the issues. Want More Context? 🔎

Jellyfish caused the automatic shutdown of four reactors at France's Gravelines nuclear power plant on August 10-11, 2023, as they blocked the pumping stations' filters. While the site is temporarily offline for cleanup, EDF confirmed that safety was not compromised, and France continues to export over four gigawatts of electricity to the UK. Want More Context? 🔎

5 Things PMAOL has announced it will cease dial-up service, marking the end of an era for the company. In other news, President Trump put DC police under federal control, a storm displaced prisoners in Nebraska, and Ford plans a $5 billion investment in electric vehicles, dubbed their "next Model T moment." Want More Context? 🔎

US President Donald Trump mistakenly referred to his upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin as taking place in Russia, despite it being scheduled for Alaska on August 15, 2025. During a press conference about deploying the National Guard in Washington, Trump expressed intentions to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine, aiming to assist in recovering occupied territories. Want More Context? 🔎

An Ottawa man, a former Language and Cultural Advisor for the Canadian Armed Forces in Afghanistan, is urgently seeking help from Prime Minister Mark Carney and Immigration Minister Lena Diab to save his sister and nephew from imminent Taliban reprisals following his service. Despite his repeated pleas, his family is facing deportation from Turkey back to Afghanistan, where they fear for their lives, as Canada's special immigration policy excludes them due to their prior departure...

Australian lawmaker Fatima Payman expressed joy after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the recognition of an independent Palestine at the upcoming UN General Assembly. Payman, who previously exited the Labor Party over this issue, called for sanctions against Israel and emphasized the need for alignment of actions with humanitarian principles amid ongoing violence in Gaza, where recent reports indicate significant casualties. Want More Context? 🔎