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1. Hamas urges more international pressure on Israel amid ceasefire violations

   According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, Israeli attacks since the start of the ceasefire have killed at least 377 people.

2. Is Tanzania heading for deeper upheaval?

   The Tanzanian government has cancelled Tuesday's Independence Day events as protesters called for a day of action.

3. Liverpool snatch win at Inter Milan with late penalty from Szoboszlai

   Liverpool shrug off absence of Mohamed Salah as Dominik Szoboszlai scores 88th-minute penalty winner.

4. Muslim group CAIR to sue Florida Governor Ron DeSantis over ‘terror’ label

   CAIR says Florida governor's decree will not affect the group's work but could fuel Islamophobia and bigotry across US.

5. Brigitte Macron faces criticism after using sexist insult about activists

   The French first lady's team says she had intended to criticise a feminist group's 'radical method' of protest.

6. Zelenskyy meets Pope Leo XIV in Rome amid US pressure over peace plan

   Trump earlier on Tuesday warned that Kyiv must make concessions, saying Ukraine is 'losing' the war.

7. Australia’s social media ban for young people takes effect

   Children under 16 can no longer access 10 of the world's biggest platforms, including Facebook, TikTok and Instagram.

8. ACLU files lawsuit seeking legal basis for Trump’s Caribbean boat strikes

   Trump’s vessel strikes claim to combat US drug trafficking, but experts argue their impact on drug flows is negligible.

9. Trump slams Europe’s immigration policies, calls continent ‘weak’

   Donald Trump renews criticism of London's Mayor Khan, citing immigration and governance issues.

10. US sanctions Colombian citizens for recruiting fighters for Sudan’s war

    The sanctioned individuals are accused of creating a 'transnational network' to send Colombians to fight in Sudan.