Today’s important World NEWS on 24th July


Here are today’s important international news links:

  1. U.S. slaps 10% tariffs on goods imported from India over issue of forced labour

  2. Saudi Has Trillions In Oil Wealth, But Here’s Why It Wants Nuclear Power

  3. As oil soars, experts watch Red Sea tankers for clarity on Houthi blockade

  4. Iran rejects Trump-backed ceasefire proposal, says ‘temporary deal’ not enough

  5. US strikes Iran and Bahrain warns of incoming fire as clashes over shipping routes escalate

  6. Ukraine war: inside the longstanding conflict between politicians and military commanders

  7. Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin resigns ahead of Sheikh Hasina’s planned return

  8. Trump says he is ‘close to deciding’ on a ‘massive attack’ on Iran

  9. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claim strike on U.S. tech giant Amazon’s data centre in Bahrain

  10. Carney Says ‘Everything’s on the Table’ If US Imposes New 50% Tariffs

  11. Pakistan army chief leveraged private oil venture with IRGC head to shield Saudi Arabia

  12. China begins two days of live-fire drills in Taiwan Strait

  13. EU Concedes to Greek LNG Demand in Russian Sanctions Row

  14. How shipping insurance rates are rising, as Hormuz, Bab al-Mandeb shut down

  15. ‘Iran Will Pay Very Heavy Price’: Marco Rubio’s ‘A Head For An Eye’ Response To Araghchi

  16. Heavy rain and flooding kills 82 across India, Pakistan and Afghanistan

  17. Russia revives 28,000-tonne Cold War nuclear giant with hypersonic missiles, returns to Arctic port

  18. Iraq PM heads to Iran: Can Baghdad redefine its relationship with Tehran?

  19. Arab and Muslim countries condemn Israeli storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque

  20. [US government announces new global visa restriction policy](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMikwJBVV95cUxQU2MxX3J5UUpFa1R


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