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| **Clashes break out between ]i security forces and ] residents in ], ], as Israeli bulldozers prepare to demolish the village. The ] ruled that its residents could be evicted on May 24, while such relocation is considered illegal under ]. | **Clashes break out between ]i security forces and ] residents in ], ], as Israeli bulldozers prepare to demolish the village. The ] ruled that its residents could be evicted on May 24, while human rights advocates maintain that such relocation is considered illegal under ]. | ||
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| **Police determine two British nationals found unconscious at a property in ], ], on Saturday were poisoned using ] ] of the same kind used in the ] in ], seven miles from Amesbury, almost four months ago. | **Police determine two British nationals found unconscious at a property in ], ], on Saturday were poisoned using ] ] of the same kind used in the ] in ], seven miles from Amesbury, almost four months ago. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 6 July 2018
July 4, 2018 (2018-07-04) (Wednesday) Armed conflicts and attacks- Israeli–Palestinian conflict
- Clashes break out between Israeli security forces and Bedouin residents in Khan al-Ahmar, Jerusalem Governorate, as Israeli bulldozers prepare to demolish the village. The Supreme Court of Israel ruled that its residents could be evicted on May 24, while human rights advocates maintain that such relocation is considered illegal under international humanitarian law. (Reuters)
- 2018 Amesbury poisonings
- Police determine two British nationals found unconscious at a property in Amesbury, Wiltshire, on Saturday were poisoned using Novichok nerve agent of the same kind used in the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury, seven miles from Amesbury, almost four months ago. (BBC)
- A major incident has been declared in Amesbury and several areas of the town have been evacuated as the National Counter Terrorism Policing Network investigate the attack. (BBC)
Disasters and accidents
- Survivors trapped overnight on a stricken ferry are rescued off the Indonesian island of Sulawesi after the ferry began sinking the day before. Out of the 139 passengers aboard, 31 have been confirmed dead, while three remain missing. (AP via ABC News)
Health and environment
Law and crime
- Rise and Resist
- At least six people are arrested for hanging a sign that read "Abolish ICE" from the base below the Statue of Liberty, where no banners are permitted hung under federal law. Another is arrested after scaling the base of the statue, prompting an evacuation of the island on the busy Fourth of July holiday. (The Washington Post) (ABC News)
Politics and elections
- Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market
- The Polish, Spanish, Estonian and Latvian Wikipedias shut down in protest of the European Union's proposed copyright reform, blocking access for all users. This follows identical actions taken by Italian Misplaced Pages the previous day. (ERR) (TechCrunch)
- 1Malaysia Development Berhad scandal
- Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is charged with abuse of power and three counts of criminal breach of trust. He pleads not guilty to all charges and accuses the government of seeking "political vengeance." (Channel NewsAsia) (NBC News)