Friends, we have collected for you a selection of the latest world news from various information sources.
🇺🇸 Trump suggested DOGE to check subsidies for Musk.
US President Donald Trump called on the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to check subsidies for American entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk for electric cars. He wrote about this on July 1 on the Truth Social social network. Trump added that Musk always knew about his position on subsidizing electric cars - there is no need to force everyone to choose these cars. According to the president, the United States would save "a fortune" if it did not spend money on such financing.
🇵🇸 Al Jazeera reported the death of 95 Palestinians due to Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip 🇮🇱
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) attacked a cafe, a school, a hospital and food distribution points in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 95 people and injuring dozens more. This was reported on June 30 by the Al Jazeera TV channel.
It is specified that 39 people, including women and children, were killed as a result of the IDF strike on a coastal cafe, which was located in the central part of Gaza and where a birthday party was being celebrated at the time. Dozens of people were injured as a result of the incident.
🇨🇺Cuban Foreign Minister Calls Trump's Memorandum Against the Country "Criminal Behavior"
The new memorandum by US President Donald Trump indicates an increase in aggression and economic blockade against Cuba, and also demonstrates the "criminal behavior" of the United States. This was reported on June 30 by the island's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla.
🇸🇾 Trump Signs Executive Order Lifting Sanctions Against Syria That Have Been in Force Since 2004
US leader Donald Trump signed an executive order lifting the sanctions regime against Syria as of July 1. The corresponding document was published on the White House website on June 30. The executive order, in particular, allows for the easing of export controls on certain goods and lifts restrictions on the provision of foreign aid to Syria. It is specified that the sanctions are against the former president of the country Bashar al-Assad and his associates, as well as human rights violators, drug dealers, and persons associated with the creation of chemical weapons.
🇷🇸 Protests have broken out again in Serbia
Serbs are outraged by the level of corruption that has ballooned in the country, so they want to overthrow the country's president Aleksandar Vucic and his government by democratic means.
On June 28, Serbian students went out to protest in Belgrade. They blocked Slavija Square in the city center and some of the adjacent streets. The police moved towards the protesters. Clashes broke out, stones and bottles were thrown at the police, and the security forces used tear gas in response. The Serbian Interior Ministry reported that six police officers and two civilians were injured during the riots. Several dozen people who attacked the police cordon were detained.
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