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Top 10 world news stories for Saturday, June 22th, 2024.

These stories reflect a mix of legal, environmental, political, humanitarian, and scientific developments, showcasing the diverse range of issues covered under world news. Top 10 world news stories for Saturday, June 22th, 2024.

  1. Ukraine Criticizes China for Disrupting Peace Summit. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy accuses China of hindering a Swiss-organized peace conference on the Russia-Ukraine war​. |​ WORLD
  2. Extreme Heat Causes Tragedy During Hajj Pilgrimage. Over 1,300 pilgrims died due to extreme heat while performing Hajj in Saudi Arabia. |​ Democracy Now!
  3. Israel-Lebanon Tensions Rise. Two Israeli security personnel were injured in a Hezbollah missile attack, escalating border tensions. |​ The Times of Israel
  4. Kenya Faces Protests Over Police Brutality. Kenyan President Ruto attempts to quell protests after police response results in two deaths and 200 injuries. |​ ​Democracy Now!
  5. South Korea Battery Plant Fire Kills 22. Fire at a South Korean battery plant resulted in at least 22 fatalities​. |​ Democracy Now!
  6. SCOTUS Upholds Ban on Gun Ownership for Domestic Abusers. The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a federal law preventing domestic abusers from owning firearms​. |​ Democracy Now!
  7. Mediterranean Shipwreck Feared to Have Claimed Dozens of Lives. A shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea has likely resulted in the deaths of numerous asylum seekers​. |​ Democracy Now!
  8. Trump Raises $141M in May Following NYC Conviction. Former President Donald Trump raised $141 million in campaign funds in May, significantly outpacing Biden’s $85 million. |​ ​Democracy Now!
  9. China-North Korea Military Pact Prompts South Korean Response. South Korea reacts to a new defense pact between Russia and North Korea as President Putin concludes his trip to Hanoi. |​ Democracy Now! / The Times of Israel
  10. British Editor Declines Washington Post Role. A British editor refused a job offer at the Washington Post due to backlash over planned newsroom changes. |​ Democracy Now!
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