
Trump says Zelenskyy and European leaders will participate in talks after Alaska summit with Putin

Donald Trump said his meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska is expected to go well, but stressed that the second meeting, which will also include Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and possibly some European leaders, will be more important. He suggested that this meeting be held immediately after the Alaska summit, calling it easier and more efficient.
Trump warned Putin of "serious consequences" if he does not stop attacks on civilians in Ukraine.
Turkey to provide weapons, support to Syria under new defense pact, officials say

Syria's interim government, established after the ouster of Bashar al-Assad in December, is struggling to restore order after nearly 14 years of civil war.
Turkey has signed a new defense agreement with Damascus, promising weapons, military equipment and logistical support, as well as military training and consulting. Ankara also warned Israel and Kurdish forces to stop actions that endanger Syria's stability.
Fires claim third life in Spain as intense heat continues across Europe

Massive fires in Spain have caused three fatalities and forced the country to request assistance from the EU's civil protection mechanism, while also involving other Balkan countries.
The European Commission has sent firefighting aircraft, while Albania, Greece, Bulgaria and Montenegro have also received support to deal with the flames.
So far, over 500,000 hectares have burned in Europe this year, a 134% increase compared to the average of the last two decades.
A brain computer chip can read people's minds with up to 74% accuracy

Stanford scientists have developed an experimental implant that translates unspoken thoughts into text, with an accuracy of up to 74%.
The device works by recording neural signals in the motor cortex and using artificial intelligence to decode them, offering hope for easier communication for people who cannot speak.
The researchers also set a security "password", which was recognized with 99% accuracy, showing that the technology can be controlled to protect privacy.