We report on the most significant events and news from around the world that occurred yesterday. This daily newsletter discusses US war spending and protests in Italy.
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The State Duma of Russia has adopted amendments to the Tax Code aimed at stabilizing fuel prices in the country. The new law includes improvements to the fuel damping mechanism, changes to stock exchange trading rules, and the introduction of a compensation system for diesel fuel imports.
A restaurant located in South Korea is facing criminal charges for using 49,000 stolen ingredients over four years for various dishes. According to official sources, these dishes not only spark customer interest but are also being assessed as illegal activities.
The US Armed Forces has reported conducting 11 consecutive airstrikes against military targets in Iranian territory. According to CENTCOM, the strikes targeted Iran's military command centers, naval forces, aviation infrastructure, drone depots, and logistics facilities.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government is urging workers to abandon suits and ties in favor of t-shirts, shoes, and shorts. This initiative aims to create comfort in workplaces during hot weather.
US President Donald Trump is threatening to strike a specific target which is a crucial nuclear facility in Iran. This threat comes after 11 consecutive days of US strikes against Iran.
US Department of Defense representative Pete Hegseth announced that the costs for the US during the Iran War amounted to $37.5 billion. Hegseth's testimony was interrupted by protests and heated debates during the hearing.
