Global Tensions and Political Upheaval: A World News Overview

This content provides a summary of recent global news, covering topics such as intensified anti-government protests in Kenya, an Islamic State attack in Oman, legislative plans of the new UK government led by Keir Starmer, and political shifts within the US and France under Trump and Starmer respectively.

Following is a summary of the latest world news briefs.

In Kenya, anti-government protests intensified, claiming at least one life as demonstrators demanded President William Ruto's resignation. Meanwhile, the Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a rare attack at a Shi'ite mosque in Oman, which resulted in nine fatalities.

In the UK, Prime Minister Keir Starmer will outline his proposed laws in a state opening of parliament, aiming to address economic and political issues. In Thailand, six foreign nationals were found dead in a Bangkok hotel, prompting an investigation.

In the US, Republican candidate Donald Trump's VP pick, J.D. Vance, has raised concerns in Europe with his stance on Ukraine aid, while an assassination attempt on Trump further escalates political tensions. In Gaza, Israeli strikes have led to significant casualties amid ongoing conflict with Hamas.

Additionally, former rivals of Trump will express their support at the Republican National Convention, and in France, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's government resigned but remains in a caretaker role following a snap election.

(With inputs from agencies.)