Europe United Kingdom A wave of far-right anti-migrant sentiment is sweeping across the UK and a protest in Portsmouth was marked by violent incidents; around 500 hooded people besieged the port, disrupted ferry terminals after learning of the landing of 140 migrants
Africa Central African Republic Harvesting, crucial, is being made difficult by the ongoing conflict that is causing a wave of population displacement - the UN local coordinator has expressed specific concern
Asia Sri Lanka The government's move to ban chemical fertilizers has had a heavy impact on many agriculture-related sectors, including the tea industry, whose growers have demonstrated in Yatadola, Matugama, Urubokka and other areas
Oceania New Zealand Six races have been cancelled in Christchurch after dogs test positive for Canine Enteric Coronavirus, which affects the gastrointestinal system of dogs and is not related to the Covid-19 coronavirus
Africa Seychelles For the Eco-District Award competition, the district that over the course of a year has improved its environment the most, increased community responsibility and increased volunteerism in cleaning and greening the district will win the prize
Asia Azerbaijan The festive namaz during the Kurban Bayram will be held in the country's mosques on July 20 and 21
Europe Ireland In a number of resort areas, due to the fact that the population has doubled or even tripled, water is under 'exceptional demand'
Asia Singapore An eight-person team of disabled people and cancer survivors will take part in the 72km wheelchair trek to raise the desired S$10,000 in donations from the public for a local charity
Africa Republic of the Congo The opening of a 250-seat cinema in Pointe-Noire is now imminent, thanks to the support of the Kakama accroche-toi association and African Valley, which are contributing to the revival of cinema in the country
Asia North Korea Imports from China reach $12.3 million in June, increasing steadily but still well below pre-pandemic levels
America Saint Lucia The Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture has expressed concern over attacks on business premises after a series of armed robberies at commercial establishments
Asia India Press Club condoles Pulitzer Prize winner photojournalist Danish Siddique's death in Afghanistan
Europe Netherlands All national newspapers paid tribute to crime reporter Peter De Vries, victim of an assault in the capital Amsterdam and famous for his crucial role in dozens of enquiries
Oceania Kiribati The Kiribati community celebrated with a song and dance festival hosted by the New Zealand Kiribati National Council the 42th anniversary of independence