After all that, Turkey will support Sweden’s NATO bid (www.vox.com)
What did the BBC presenter allegedly do and why hasn’t he been named? (www.theguardian.com)
The BBC suspended one of its male presenters on Sunday after he was accused of spending £35,000 buying explicit images from a young person who spent the money on crack cocaine.
Solomon Islands signs policing pact with China (www.npr.org)
Israeli authorities evict Palestinian family from Jerusalem home after decades-long legal battle (abcnews.go.com)
EU looks to take lead in metaverse world, avoid Big Tech dominance (www.reuters.com)
Hong Kong plans widespread ban of Japanese sea products (www.reuters.com)
The dismembered body of a missing German man is found in the freezer of a home in Thailand (www.brisbanetimes.com.au)
US 'clear' on sending F-16s to Türkiye (www.aa.com.tr)
Australian war hero appeals court decision that blamed him for unlawful killings in Afghanistan (abcnews.go.com)
At Least 5 Dead After Helicopter Carrying Tourists Crashes Near Mount Everest (time.com)
US and Israel start joint military exercise (www.aljazeera.com)
2 men arrested near Puerto Rico with 65 bricks of cocaine in boat - UPI.com (www.upi.com)
Live Updates: Israeli 'day of resistance' erupts after key judicial overhaul bill vote (www.haaretz.com)
Fagradalsfjall webcams: Live eruption from Iceland - Jorge Ginés (www.jorgegines.com)
“The volcanic eruption of the Fagradalsfjall volcano in the peninsula of Reykjanes (Iceland) has just started (10/7/2023), and we are lucky enough to have access to several webcams located in the area. Geologists like me (and generally anyone interested in our planet) from all over the world have been looking towards Iceland...
EU faces cliffhanger vote on major bill protecting nature and fighting climate change - AP News (apnews.com)
BBC latest: Presenter faces claim from second young person (www.stuff.co.nz)
22 tourists, including 11 children, missing in Russia, search underway (news.cgtn.com)
Franco-UK plot to oust Gaddafi from Libya a disaster, says spy chief (archive.ph)
Former Tripoli station chief embarrasses DGSE: “We eliminated Gaddafi and destroyed his country without worrying that it was a rampart against Islamist terrorism. The consequences of this disastrous expedition were not foreseen. It was incomprehensible that Sarkozy wanted his scalp.”
Chinese translator accuses British Museum of erasing her work in exhibition row (www.msn.com)
Israel expels Sub Labans from their home in Jerusalem’s Old City (www.aljazeera.com)
A volcanic eruption has started in Iceland, estimated to be ten times more powerful than previous eruption in the area (www.ruv.is)
How Threads’ privacy policy compares to Twitter’s (and its rivals’) (arstechnica.com)
Sarah Silverman sues Meta, OpenAI for copyright infringement (www.reuters.com)
Deep-sea mining: A new gold rush or environmental disaster? (www.aljazeera.com)
Racism and violence: Finland's government plagued by new scandal (www.euronews.com)
