KeyLang Daily News - 2026年7月26日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for Sunday, July 26, 2026. I'm your host, bringing you twenty stories from around the world, told simply and clearly. Today we cover developments in Ukraine, the Middle East, South Asia, wildfires in Europe, and more. Let's begin.

⚔️ Kazakh Leader Urges End to War as Ukraine Strikes Siberia

Kazakhstan's president urged Russian leader Vladimir Putin to end the war during talks in the Siberian city of Omsk. On the same day, Ukrainian drones struck an oil refinery deep inside Siberia. It was reported as one of Kyiv's deepest attacks inside Russian territory. The two events happened on Saturday, and officials described the strike as targeting energy infrastructure.

⚔️ Deadly Attacks Reported in Ukraine and Russian-Held Areas

Russian and Ukrainian officials reported that fourteen people were killed in the latest attacks. A Kremlin-installed regional head said eleven people, including four children, died in a strike on resorts in Zaporizhzhia. Separately, ten people were killed near Kyiv when ballistic missiles hit a drone exhibition attended by defence industry figures. Both sides have reported civilian casualties.

💰 Ukraine Drone Strikes Hit Russian Online Retailer's Warehouses

Ukraine's attacks on warehouses of the Russian online retailer Wildberries have affected small businesses and some consumers, according to reports. Sellers who rely on the platform said their goods were damaged or lost. The strikes are part of a wider pattern of attacks on Russian economic and logistics targets. The impact has been felt by ordinary people as well as companies.

⚔️ Israeli Leaders Call for Action After Deadly West Bank Clashes

Israeli political leaders and settler groups have called for what they described as revenge following deadly clashes near Nablus in the West Bank. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would pursue what he called terror and demolish a family home. Palestinian officials and rights groups reported burned homes, injuries and dozens of arrests. Four members of one Palestinian family were killed by Israeli fire.

🌍 ICC Removes Chief Prosecutor Amid Misconduct Claims

Member states of the International Criminal Court voted to remove chief prosecutor Karim Khan over misconduct claims. Eighty-two of the court's one hundred twenty-five members backed the dismissal in a secret ballot. It is the first time a sitting prosecutor has been removed in the court's history. Khan has denied any wrongdoing and said he will challenge the decision. The Palestine investigation will continue, the prosecutor's office said.

🌍 Rights Groups Question Use of Pellet Guns in Delhi Protests

Rights groups say Indian forces used pellet guns against student protesters in New Delhi on July 20. Hospital records showed wounds consistent with pellets. Delhi police first called the claims false, but a riot police force later admitted excessive force after an internal review. Activists said such tactics have long been used in Indian-controlled Kashmir. The protesters had demanded educational reforms.

🌍 India's Education Minister Resigns After Youth Protests

India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced his resignation following weeks of nationwide youth protests. Demonstrators demanded accountability for examination paper leaks linked to student suicides. The youth-led movement, known as the Cockroach Janta Party, welcomed the decision and later said the government accepted its demands. Pradhan said he acted to protect students' futures. Opposition leaders called it a victory for democracy.

⚔️ Israeli Strikes Kill Gaza Police Official and Others

An Israeli airstrike killed the head of the police force in northern Gaza, medics and the interior ministry said. The Israeli military claimed he was part of the Hamas armed wing. At least five Palestinians, including a medic and a high school student, were reported killed on Saturday. Hamas says such attacks on police aim to create chaos and violate the October ceasefire. The Israeli military did not immediately comment on all incidents.

⚔️ Deaths Reported in Khan Younis, Southern Gaza

At least three Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in Khan Younis in southern Gaza on Saturday. Two people died in a strike on a family home, and another was killed in a separate drone attack, medical sources said. Across Gaza, six Palestinians were reported killed and more than twenty wounded since the morning. The Israeli military said one strike targeted a fighter from an armed group.

⚔️ Pakistan Reviews Security Measures in Balochistan

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited Quetta and met the chief minister of Balochistan to review security. Officials said they would strengthen counter-terrorism forces and the provincial police. The federal government promised full support for lasting peace in the province. The meeting came after major attacks earlier this month prompted counter-terrorism operations. Officials also stressed education and jobs for young people.

⚔️ Pakistani Forces Foil Suicide Attack in South Waziristan

Pakistan's military said security forces stopped a suicide bombing in South Waziristan and killed four attackers. The military reported that an explosives-laden vehicle was destroyed outside a checkpost. Three other attackers were later neutralised in a nearby compound, with no casualties among the forces. A day earlier, an attack in Tank district killed fifteen people, mostly security personnel. The region has seen rising violence over the past year.

🌍 UN Chief Calls Syria's Recovery a Pivotal Moment

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged global support for Syria as it recovers from civil war. He held talks with interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa shortly after arriving in the country. Guterres said Syria was at what he called a pivotal moment. His visit is aimed at encouraging international help for reconstruction and stability. The country continues to face major challenges after years of conflict.

🌍 Flavio Bolsonaro Gets Party Support to Run in Brazil

Flavio Bolsonaro has won his party's support to run against President Lula in Brazil. He received backing from Argentine President Javier Milei and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, reports say tariffs imposed by the Trump administration could complicate his path to the presidency. The election is expected to be closely watched across Latin America. His campaign is still in its early stages.

💰 Goldman Sachs Lowers Argentina's Growth Forecast

Goldman Sachs cut its growth forecast for Argentina's economy in 2026 from three percent to two point seven percent. The bank also predicted a possible contraction in activity during the second quarter. It said economic performance will increasingly be judged against the presidential elections of October 2027. Argentina continues to face economic challenges under President Javier Milei's government.

🌪️ More Than 250,000 Flee Wildfires in France and Spain

More than two hundred fifty thousand people have fled wildfires burning in France and Spain. Spain's prime minister warned of what he called complex hours ahead. French authorities said they were far from bringing blazes near Bordeaux under control. High temperatures and dry conditions have made the fires difficult to fight. Emergency crews in both countries are working to protect towns and residents.

🌍 Trump Jokes About a Third Term at Correspondents' Dinner

US President Donald Trump joked about seeking a third term during the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington. Near the end of his remarks, he put on a hat reading Trump 2028. The 22nd Amendment to the US Constitution bars a president from serving more than two terms. The comment came three months after an attack, according to the report. The dinner is an annual event with the press.

💰 Expert Examines the High Cost of the US-Iran War

An expert in public finance discussed why the war between the United States and Iran has become so expensive. Linda Bilmes, a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School, spoke about the long-term budget effects. She said such conflicts carry costs that continue for many years after the fighting ends. The discussion focused on both direct spending and hidden financial burdens. The full impact remains difficult to measure.

🌍 Election Body Warns Parties Over Campaign Rules in Kashmir

The Azad Jammu and Kashmir Election Commission warned against violating the campaign code of conduct. The warning followed a ruling party's announcement of ten electric buses as a gift during rallies. A rival party called the move political bribery and asked the commission to act. The commission said officials could campaign but not use government resources for elections. It warned that such items could be confiscated.

🌍 Questions Remain Over ICC's Palestine Investigation

After the removal of chief prosecutor Karim Khan, questions remain about the ICC's Palestine investigation. Two deputy prosecutors, from Fiji and Senegal, will continue to lead the office. Arrest warrants issued for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and former defence minister Gallant remain in force. Israel's foreign minister called for the warrants to be dropped immediately. A new prosecutor is expected to be elected in the coming months.

🌍 PML-N Buses Reach Kashmir Amid Campaign Dispute

Electric buses announced by Pakistan's PML-N party arrived in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. The party described them as a gift ahead of regional elections. The rival PPP called the move political bribery and complained to the election commission. The commission said any new development scheme during the campaign would break the rules. Officials urged all parties to follow the code of conduct.

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