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Russia withdraws from the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, originally

established by the Council of Europe in 1995.

Novak Djokovic defeats Stefanos Tsitsipas to advance to the semifinals of the Men's singles tournament,

becoming the only player to reach the semifinals four times, and the oldest semifinalist in Olympic tennis history.

Fourteen people are arrested in a sting operation by a joint task force at the San Diego Comic-Con in San

Diego, California, United States, for participating in a sex trafficking network. Ten victims were recovered, including one teenager.

China surpasses the United States for the record of most gold medals in Olympic diving.

The Mirola 1 oil tanker is discovered to have run aground near the coast of Bataan, becoming the third vessel

to cause an oil spill in Manila Bay in the past week.

The United States pauses US$95 million in assistance to the country of Georgia due to its government passing

a law on "foreign agents", which US officials referred to as "anti-democratic" and a "draconian measure to stifle dissent".

Twenty-six people are arrested by Spanish police in Madrid, Málaga, and Toledo for operating a sex

trafficking ring that abused over 600 women. 32 women were freed during the operation.

Strong thunderstorms and winds in eastern Nebraska cause significant destruction, causing widespread power

outages in Lincoln and Omaha, the two largest cities in the state.

Rioting occurs in Hartlepool, United Kingdom, reportedly in response to the Southport stabbing attack.

At least eight people are arrested and a number of Cleveland Police officers are injured in the unrest.

Kim Mi-rae and Jo Jin-mi win the silver medal in Women's synchronized diving, North Korea's first medal in

The Cavite provincial government in the Philippines declares a "state of calamity" after an oil spill from

the sunk MT Terra Nova ship reaches the shores of eight municipalities, requiring implementation of a no-catch zone and relief aid to be given to around 25,000 fishermen.

Adriana Ruano wins the gold medal in women's trap shooting to set a new Olympic record and win the first gold

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico threatens to suspend Slovakia's diesel exports to Ukraine if the Ukrainian

government continues to suspend pipeline oil transport from Russian oil company Lukoil, which Slovakia claims is causing a national energy crisis.

Israel launches a missile attack on southern Beirut, Lebanon, killing at least four civilians and injuring 80

others. Senior Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr is claimed by Israel to be the main target. He was in the area at the time of the attack, but his status is currently unknown.

Tesla recalls more than 1.8 million vehicles due to a hood issue that could increase the risk of a crash.

An over-the-air software update for the issue was made available in June.

The death toll from torrential rains and floods caused by remnants of Typhoon Gaemi in Hunan, China,

Algeria withdraws its ambassador from France after France declared its support for the Western Sahara

Autonomy Proposal, which was proposed by Morocco in 2007.

Freddy Superlano, a leading figure in Venezuela's opposition coalition, is arrested as the death toll from

ongoing anti-Maduro protests increases to four.

Olympic officials postpone the men's individual triathlon race due to poor water quality levels in the Seine