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Three suspects are now linked to a deadly shooting at a Seattle food festival, with one in custody, one being hunted, and a third believed dead at the scene. Court documents are revealing new details about how the violent incident unfolded.
Sunday’s evening bulletin brings a packed slate of stories from across Europe and the wider world. From a fresh political crisis in Paris to record summer travel numbers, here’s everything that mattered today.
India’s Gen Z protesters forced out Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET exam scandal, marking a rare concession from the Modi government. But with deeper reforms still uncertain, the movement’s leaders say they’re just getting started.
France’s coalition is teetering, eurozone inflation climbed to 3.1% in July, and Venice just made sightseeing more expensive year-round. Here’s your Monday morning briefing for July 27th, 2026.
Abdul Ballout, the man suspected of plotting a knife attack on Berlin’s Pride parade, was shot and killed after charging at police officers with a knife on Thursday morning. The incident has prompted calls for transparency and triggered a mandatory independent review of the deadly police operation.
Flávio Bolsonaro has secured his party’s presidential nomination, drawing early backing from Javier Milei and Benjamin Netanyahu as he prepares to take on Lula in 2026. The race is already drawing intense international attention from right-wing governments worldwide.
President Trump took pointed jabs at the press corps at a rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner attended by roughly 2,600 guests. The evening carried extra weight after the original April event was cancelled following a shooting near the venue.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz unveiled a cabinet reshuffle Wednesday after Jens Spahn’s surprise resignation shook the CDU coalition. The shake-up raises fresh questions about unity within Germany’s governing bloc.
From a landmark EU energy agreement to street protests in Paris and a searing heatwave baking southern Europe, July 25th has been anything but quiet. Here’s everything you need to know tonight.
From collapsed EU-UK trade talks to ASML job cuts and a Sudan ceasefire attempt, this July 26th morning bulletin covers the stories shaping Europe and the world. Here’s your essential Sunday briefing.
