International news from Tuesday, July 28th, 2026
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White House calls Trump's meeting with Netanyahu 'positive'
US President Donald Trump held talks with Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Tuesday, with spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt describing it as "positive and productive".
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Trump, Zelenskyy discussed Patriot deal before funeral of Ukraine ally
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday discussed efforts to revive peace talks with Russia and a deal to allow Ukraine to make Patriot missile interceptors, ahead of the funeral of a US senator who was one of Kyiv's strongest backers.
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Trump cites 'good' talks on Iran, reiterates threat to hit targets
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said there have been good talks with Iran even as he reiterated his threats to target Pickaxe Mountain as well as bridges and power plants if a deal is not made with Tehran.
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India's top court orders no coercive action against youth protesters
India's Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the release of under-18s arrested during the youth protests over exam leaks and said authorities must ensure surveillance footage is preserved after petitioners alleged police brutality against demonstrators.
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Rescuers in Japan haul survivors from collapsed mall as earthquake toll rises to 13
Rescuers were frantically searching on Wednesday for survivors of a 7.1-magnitude earthquake that shook southern Japan, killing at least 13 people, knocking out power to thousands of homes and rupturing roads across the region.
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France braces for fourth major heatwave, Macron calls situation 'severe'
France was bracing for its fourth major heatwave of the year on Tuesday, as soaring temperatures and tinder-dry conditions across the southwest piled pressure on crews battling a giant wildfire in the Bordeaux region.
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Russian attacks in eastern Ukraine kill seven, officials say
Russian strikes on front-line localities in eastern Ukraine killed seven people and injured more than 20 on Monday, officials said.
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UAE condemns Damietta Port incident, Egypt investigation continuesThe UAE has strongly condemned the drone attack targeting two vessels at Damietta Port in Egypt on Wednesday.
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H.H. Sheikh Mohamed announces scholarships for Serbian students at UAE universitiesPresident His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has directed scholarships for Serbian students to study at UAE universities.
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Abu Dhabi sets January deadline to remove junk food at supermarket checkoutsStarting January 1, supermarkets across Abu Dhabi will not be allowed to display junk food at checkouts and "high-traffic locations" as authorities step up efforts to promote healthier food choices for the community.
