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AUGUST 2026

1/8/2026

Three killed and 21 injured after Islamist Female Terrorist bomb a Moscow restaurant\

MOSCOW, August 1st .

The explosion occurred at approximately 20:00 local time (17:00 GMT) in Kudrinskaya Square, near Moscow's city centre.

According to the National Anti-Terrorist Committee, a woman carrying an explosive device attempted to enter the restaurant but was stopped by a security guard.

The device detonated, killing the woman, the security guard, and a guest at the Balzi Rossi restaurant, where a private event was taking place.

25/7/2026

President Trump said :

IRAN can not have a nuclear Weapon!

Trump softens stance on Iran:

U.S. President Donald Trump said he believes Iran is taking negotiations more seriously than before, signaling a step back from his earlier warning that the United States was "all set" for a "massive attack." Despite the softer tone, Trump warned that Tehran and its Houthi allies in Yemen would still face "major punishment."

Pause in U.S. strikes: The U.S. military did not announce any new overnight strikes on Iran, marking the first pause after 13 consecutive nights of attacks following the collapse of a preliminary ceasefire.

Coalition targets Yemen: A Saudi-led coalition carried out strikes on military targets in Yemen after another Saudi vessel was damaged in the Red Sea. The incident comes amid an Iran-backed Houthi blockade targeting Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, a Greek-operated air defense system intercepted two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen toward Saudi territory.

Trump to host Netanyahu:

Trump confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will visit the United States next week, with the two leaders expected to meet on Tuesday 28th.

31/7/2026

Italy suspends free movement with Spain over migrant chaos

Ceuta latest: Italy suspends passport-free Schengen agreement with Spain after 60,000 migrants enter Ceuta

At least 57 people have died during an attempt to cross into the tiny Spanish enclave of Ceuta, in North Africa. Around 60,000 migrants are estimated to have entered, prompting Italy to withdraw its passport-free travel arrangement with Spain. European leaders call for Spain’s Schengen suspension after Ceuta border collapse

Italy went further than any other European government, introducing targeted checks for one month on non-EU nationals arriving from Spain by air or sea. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni described the move as an extraordinary measure needed to protect national security and prevent the crisis from spilling into Italy.

Finnish Interior Minister Mari Rantanen backed Meloni’s earlier proposal to exclude Spain from Schengen, saying Madrid had “completely failed” to protect the bloc’s external border. Countries that failed to meet that obligation could not remain in the free-movement area, she said.