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• A devastating earthquake in Venezuela has left two Spanish citizens dead and 80 others currently unaccounted for. • In domestic news, Spanish television has sparked public outrage after adding subtitles to translate the Andalusian accent.

• The Supreme Court ruled that migrants must physically set foot on U.S. soil to be eligible to seek asylum. • Critics of the decision argue that this requirement may inadvertently create stronger incentives for individuals to attempt illegal border crossings.

• The Indian government has revealed the names of soldiers who were martyred during "Operation Sindoor," though specific casualty numbers were not detailed in the initial update. • In separate global news, Myanmar authorities burned narcotics valued at USD 600 million as part of a major anti-drug crackdown.

• Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has condemned the current BNP-led government and the previous interim administration under Muhammad Yunus for suppressing democracy. • Hasina specifically challenged the legitimacy of the February 12 election, asserting that it was invalid because her party, the Awami League, was barred from participating.

• The European Commission is developing a new scheme to offer candidate countries specific EU benefits and perks before they achieve full membership. • To avoid previous political failures, these perks will be granted without providing the political rights associated with full membership.

• The European Central Bank (ECB) is utilizing restructuring announcements via the Employment Restructuring Monitor (ERM) to track labor market developments across the euro area. • Data indicates that Germany and France are the primary drivers of these trends, together accounting for approximately 40% of all recorded restructuring events.

• A federal judge has halted an executive order signed by President Trump that aimed to create a centralized federal voter list. • Judge Talwani rejected the administration's motions to dismiss, ruling that postponing judicial review would be impracticable given the upcoming election cycle.

• Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is leading a House blockade, claiming she has the votes to freeze all floor action until Republicans pass the SAVE America Act. • This legislative hold-up focuses on advancing Donald Trump's stalled voter ID push, effectively halting other scheduled business for the week.

• The Trump administration has implemented an indefinite refugee ban and stop-work orders, causing significant delays in funding and reimbursements for resettlement agencies. • These policies have negatively impacted tens of thousands of refugee families and communities both within the United States and globally.

• On Thursday, June 25, the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration's effort to strip Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians. • This legal victory allows the administration to remove protections for these individuals, who were previously legally residing in the US and shielded from deportation.

• The Congress party is planning a leadership reshuffle within its Punjab unit to prepare for the upcoming assembly elections. • The decision to restructure the leadership has reportedly intensified internal factionalism and created confusion among party members.