1Businessin.investing.com
Uber pauses most Europe Eats expansion as Delivery Hero pursuit continues By Investing
Investing.com has halted most of its planned food delivery expansion across Europe as it continues its pursuit of a takeover of Germany's largest food delivery company, Delivery.com. The company had planned to expand its business into five of the seven European markets it had targeted this year, including Austria, Norway, and Greece. The remaining two countries are not yet identified. The decision to halt the expansion follows the success of successful launches in Finland and Denmark.
2Entertainmenteng.pressbee.net
Harry Styles makes emotional One Direction tribute at final Wembley show as he brings out surprise guest ...United Arab Emirates
The article discusses the moment singer Harry Styles performed an emotional tribute to One Direction at the final Wembley show, becoming the first artist in history to perform 12 shows at the stadium on a single tour. The article was published today and is available on INDEPENDENT (ISP), and may have been modified or quoted.
3Worldeuropesays.com
Putin and Trump discuss Ukraine in call ahead of Nato summit - NATO
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump discussed Ukraine and the upcoming Nato summit in Turkey in a phone call, which lasted 85 minutes. Putin congratulated Trump on the 250th anniversary of US independence, while Trump also spoke with his Ukrainian counterpart. The presidents touched on the topic of a Ukrainian settlement, particularly in light of Trump's upcoming participation in the Nato summit. US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were also present to continue their efforts at mediating a settlement. Putin and Trump also highlighted the importance of maintaining contact on military-political and economic issues. Meanwhile, Ukraine has increased the range and intensity of its drone and missile strikes inside Russia.
4Sportscricketaddictor.com
"There was only one recommendation" - Aaqib Javed explains why Babar Azam replaced Shan Masood
Babar Azam has been appointed as Pakistan's Test captain by the Pakistan Cricket Board, replacing Shan Masood for the second time in his career. The change comes ahead of the upcoming World Test Championship series against the West Indies and England, as Pakistan aims to improve its Test results. The Pakistan Men's National Selection Committee also included four uncapped players in the Test squad. The selection committee unanimously backed Azam and dismissed suggestions that vice-captain Salman Ali Agha was considered for the role. Azam had previously led 10 of his 20 Tests as captain, but struggled with the bat since stepping down in 2023.
5Worldau.headtopics.com
Woman Trafficked from Indonesia Speaks Out as Sex-Trafficking Ring Members Await Sentencing in Australia
A woman trafficked from Indonesia into underage sex work in Australia has spoken out about her ongoing trauma and loss of freedom. She was trafficked by an international ring, Surya Subekti and Elton Valentino, who controlled her movements and exploited her for profit. Subeki, a daytime manager at Coles and doughnut store Krispy Kreme, was a key player in the international sex-trafficking ring which lured vulnerable women and girls from Indonesian slums to Sydney brothels. Valentino was paid an annual salary of $50,000 to take the girl to three brotheals almost daily. The victim shared her trauma and emotional breakdown. Subtekti and Valentino were arrested under Operation Mirani, an AFP-led investigation into foreign nationals being forced into sexual servitude.
6Businesskelo.com
Foxconn second-quarter revenue jumps 40% y/y
Taiwanian electronics manufacturer, Foxconn, has reported a 39.8% increase in second-quarter revenue year on year, largely due to strong AI-related demand. The company's revenue for the quarter from April to June was T$2.513 trillion ($78.71 billion), above the LSEG SmartEstimate of $2.377.
7Worldeuropesays.com
NATO chief may have to match his made-for-Trump sales pitch to keep a summit on the rails :: WRAL - People
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has been trying to keep the United States anchored to the world's largest military alliance, despite threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to abandon it. This comes ahead of a summit in Turkey in which he has been criticized for criticizing NATO allies for spending too small on defense compared to America's defense spending. Despite Rutte's flattery and efforts to counterbalance this, Trump remains unsatisfied by some NATO allies' refusal to join the Iran war without consulting them. Despite these efforts, he suggested he might have skipped the summit if it were not being hosted by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The stakes for the summit, which also includes the number of troops, warships, aircraft and drones it would provide if one of its allies comes under attack, are high. Despite this, both Rutte and his predecessor, Jens Stoltenberg, have dedicated significant resources to keep America within their alliance. The Pentagon recently announced it was planning to reduce troop numbers and increased drone flights near military bases in multiple countries.
8Worldeuropesays.com
Suspected space junk washes up on north Queensland beach - United States
Authorities are investigating a growing cluster of suspected space debris that has been washing ashore on Forrest Beach, north Queensland, near Ingham. The Queensland Fire Department (QFD) and Queensland Police Service (QPS) were called to the beach on Friday afternoon and confirmed that multiple hazardous objects were located on the beach. The beach was closed and a declaration was made under the Public Safety Preservation Act, which has since been revoked. The National Emergency Management Agency believes the objects are likely to be from a rocket launch. Emergency services have secured three objects overnight and are working out a removal and storage plan, while the Australian Space Agency is working to determine the nature of the debris and its origin. Police say there is no danger to the community.
9Environmentaol.com
The race to unlock hundreds of billions to pay for life on a hotter planet
The UK is facing its third major heatwave of the year, highlighting the extent of the country's lack of adaptation to climate change. Developing countries currently require an estimated $310 billion to $365bn a year to adapt to the climate change, but currently receive only a fraction of this funding. Foreign aid cuts by wealthy governments including the US, UK and France are threatening what little funding is available. The $14bn Climate Investment Funds (CIF), the world's largest source of climate finance for developing countries, are urging private investors to direct some of their trillions of dollars towards climate adaptation. CIF uses public funds to attract larger sums from private investors, claiming it mobilises around $10 for every $1 it invests in clean energy, and $3-4 for $1 invested in nature and climate adaptation. The World Bank is also looking to bring more private investors into climate adaptation, with the aim of scaling up existing public finance models with public-on-finance models.
10Politicsinkl.com
From memes to political movement, India's 'Cockroach' party leads youth revolt
India's Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has become a political movement, bringing together young people angry about unemployment and alleged exam fraud. The party was launched five weeks ago in response to comments by India's chief justice, who compared unemployed young people to "cockroaches". Within four days, its Instagram account had almost 10 million followers and within weeks it had reached 22 million. Most of the protesters are students or recent graduates protesting against unemployment and fraud in medical college entrance exams. The movement's rapid rise has exposed deep frustration among young Indians, but its political future remains uncertain. Despite its name being a joke, Abhijeet Dipke insists that the party is more than just a communications exercise.
11Environmentdata.coloradoan.com
130 Fires - Wildfire and Smoke Map
The United States continues to be ravaged by wildfires in the western mountain region of the country, with multiple wildfires still burning. The smoke was seen across Canada, with heavy-to-moderate smoke moving from the central Nunavut, northeast Saskatchewan, and northwest Manitoba producing large amounts of smoke. It also spread from the Midwest to the Atlantic Coast. An area of moderate smoke was observed over west-central Mexico and along the eastern coast of Mexico, extending south into Guatemala.
12Sportsnews-journalonline.com
2026 MLB All-Star Game: Full rosters for American and National Leagues
The full rosters for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game were revealed on Saturday, with the Atlanta Braves, Los Angeles Dodgers and the host Philadelphia Phillies sending five players apiece. The game will be held at Citizens Bank Park on July 14.
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