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Protestors · BenghaziLibyans in several cities take to the streets to express their anger with the government over power cuts. Local television stations reported that protesters broke into the building of the parliament in Tobruk. Libya has endured several days of power cuts, worsened by the blockade of several oil facilities against the backdrop of political rivalries.See the Story
Libya protesters storm parliament building in Tobruk
39% Left coverage: 46 sources
Erdogan · AnkaraCPJ: Turkish authorities blocked the websites of the U.S. Congress-funded broadcaster Voice of America and German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle on Thursday. In February, the Radio and Television Supreme Council ordered VOA, DW, and the privately owned France-based outlet Euronews to apply for licenses as broadcasters. VOA and DW did not comply, and several websites affiliated with the broadcasters were made inaccessible in Turkey.See the Story
Turkey Blocks Access to VOA Turkish Language Content
45% Center coverage: 20 sources
Middle East · KabulTaliban's supreme leader Mawlawi Haibatullah Akhundzada spoke at a gathering of Islamic clerics in Kabul. The reclusive leader told the conference that Afghanistan cannot develop without being independent. He praised the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan last August, almost two decades after they were driven from Kabul by US troops.See the Story
Taliban supreme leader warns foreigners not to interfere in Afghanistan
80% Center coverage: 5 sources
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Europe · AnkaraTurkey and Armenia have agreed to allow third-country nationals to cross the border. Their mutual border has been closed since 1993, when Armenia and Azerbaijan clashed. The move follows the restoration of diplomatic relations between Ankara and Yerevan in December last year. A fourth round of talks was held in Vienna on Friday.See the Story
Armenia, Turkey agree to open borders for third-country nationals
67% Right coverage: 6 sources
US & Canada · SerbiaThe migrants were stranded in northern Serbia while attempting to cross into the European Union. The injured were taken to a local hospital, including a 16-year-old girl who was seriously injured. The clash also involved migrant smugglers from Afghanistan and Pakistan who take money to get them across the border.See the Story
1 migrant killed, 7 injured near Serbia-Hungary border
70% Center coverage: 10 sources
Referendum · UzbekistanA new constitution in Uzbekistan would allow the country to secede from the Soviet Union. The new constitution would also extend the president's term from five to seven years. The changes are part of a larger plan to reform the country's constitution. The constitution was approved by a majority of the people in a referendum held last year.See the Story
Protests break out in Uzbek autonomous region over constitution reform plan
50% Right coverage: 8 sources
AsiaThe Czech Republic takes over the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union on Friday. It is the second time it has done so since the country joined the EU in 2004. The Czech Republic plans to focus on the war in Ukraine and its consequences. It will be responsible until the end of the year for mediating compromises on controversial EU projects.See the Story
Czech Republic takes over EU Council presidency
Asia · UkraineNorway pledges 1 billion euros ($1.04 billion) to help Ukraine defend itself, support people in need. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere said Norway wanted to express its solidarity with Ukraine's fight for survival. He said Norway was already producing gas "at its maximum" but it would do everything it could to provide gas.See the Story
Norway pledges 1 billion euros to support Ukraine
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
Asia · JapanRussia's decision to redistribute ownership of the Sakhalin-2 project could further narrow global markets. Japan is considering replacing Russian supplies on the spot market or elsewhere, Commerce Minister Koichi Hagiuda said. Japan has already turned to government officials in the United States and Australia with a request to increase supplies in order to reduce dependence on Russia.See the Story
Bloomberg: Russia's redistribution of ownership of Sakhalin-2 will push Japan to compete with Europe
Asia · IranIranian First Vice President Mohamad Mokhber called on local leaders to “mobilize all available means in the province to help victims,” according to state television.See the Story
5 dead, 19 injured after two quakes jolt Iran in one day
Asia · ArmeniaTEHRAN, Jul. 02 (MNA) – An informed source told the media that Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov is set to pay a visit to Tehran in the coming days at the official invitation of his Iranian counterpart, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian.See the Story
Azeri FM to visit Tehran over next few days
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
