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Japanese animation studio Kyoto Animation hit with explosion, many injured     •     Louvre Removes Name Of OxyContin’s Sackler Family From Museum Walls     •     An estimated 9,000 marchers, mostly elderly citizens, took to the streets of Hong Kong on Wednesday evening to show their support for young people who have been at the forefront of protests against the extradition bill     •     EU nations are to be vetted annually on their adherence to the rule of law, in a renewed attempt from Brussels to stop governments from firing independent judges and packing courts with pliable supporters.     •     London mayor condemns Trump's 'blatant unashamed racism'     •     Scientists wiped out mosquitoes on two islands using new method     •     Thousands take to the streets in Puerto Rico after Corruption exposed and Homophobic and sexist were made by multiple government officials and PR governor in a group text.     •     Two girls are petitioning McDonald's and Burger King to scrap plastic toys in kids' meals     •     The U.S. 'Shot Itself in the Foot' by Pulling Out of the Nuclear Deal, Iranian Foreign Minister Says     •     Man finds own amputated leg on cigarette packets without consent     •     July on course to be the hottest month ever.     •     "They Gave You Nobel For What?" Trump Asks Yazidi Activist Nadia Murad     •     'Cambodia Is Not a Dustbin.' More Plastic Waste to Be Sent Back to the U.S. and Canada     •     Boris Johnson’s claim that British kipper producers are being hit by EU food safety rules has been rejected by Brussels, who said the regulations had been imposed by the UK government.     •     Chuck Schumer asks for FBI investigation into FaceApp "personal data of US citizens could go to a "hostile foreign power"."     •     Argentina freezes Hezbollah assets, brands group terrorist organization     •     Iran's state TV says Revolutionary Guard forces have seized a foreign oil tanker with 12 crew accused of smuggling oil.     •     Trump says US Navy shot down Iranian drone, escalating tensions in Gulf region     •     US signs off on ‘milestone’ double taxation treaty with Switzerland. Under the new Swiss–US treaty, which will apply to requests for information on financial accounts from September 23rd 1999 onward, tax evasion and tax fraud are now identical.     •     US tariff policy makes IKEA move its production base to Europe to cut costs     •     China issues 17,000 smart watches to pupils to track movements - User information will be uploaded to a database maintained by China’s ministry of public security and the ministry of industry and information technology, according to state media.     •     Mankind's destruction of nature is driving species to the brink of extinction at an "unprecedented" rate, the leading wildlife conservation body warned Thursday as it added more than 7,000 animals, fish and plants to its endangered "Red List"     •     China's debt tops 300% of GDP, now 15% of global total     •     Russia tells U.S. to stop blaming Iran for everything: 'A single match can start a fire'     •     The UK will have to "face the consequences" if it opts to leave without a deal, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator has said.     •     
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