At least twelve killed in Russian attacks across Ukraine
Russian attacks killed at least twelve people, including four children, in multiple regions of Ukraine on 29 June 2024.
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Northern Ireland parties debate in final 2024 election TV debate
The final televised debate of the 2024 general election campaign aired on BBC One Northern Ireland, featuring representatives from the five main Northern Irish parties.
First U.S. presidential debate for the upcoming presidential election is held between incumbent President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump on CNN
The first U.S. presidential debate for the upcoming presidential election is held between incumbent President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump on CNN.
Zelenskyy signs law making English official for international communication in Ukraine
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a law on 26 June 2024 establishing English as an official language for international communication in Ukraine, defining roles requiring English proficiency and setting procedures for its use in government and public institutions.
Israeli airstrikes kill 10 family members of Hamas chief Haniyeh in Gaza City
Israeli airstrikes targeted a residential area in Gaza City, killing ten relatives of Hamas political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh, including his sister Zahr Haniyeh, according to civil defence and Hamas sources.
Unions to recommend new pay offer for Northern Ireland school staff
Trade unions Nipsa and Unison will recommend a new pay offer to school support staff in Northern Ireland, including backdated re-grading and a £2,500 lump sum, pending funding approval.
Scottish wildcat kittens born in Cairngorms National Park
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland reports the birth of wildcat kittens in the Cairngorms National Park, marking a significant step in conservation efforts for the critically endangered species.