Brexit Theresa May confirms her trust in Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson after he called her post-Brexit trade policy with the European Union "crazy".
Politics of Armenia Armenia's parliament elects protest leader Nikol Pashinyan as the new Prime Minister.
London police The Metropolitan Police of London announces a review of 21 rapes and sexual assaults as well as 12 other offences including violence and burglaries over inadequately performed "undeclared casework" by a forensic scientist.
Chinese High profile Chinese Communist Party member Sun Zhengcai is sentenced to life in prison for taking bribes totaling 170 million yuan.
Terrorism in Greece Greek officials arrest 14 men, all but one of which are Greek nationals, on suspicion of funding terrorism.
Withdrew in 2018 Iran says that it remains committed to the agreement but also that it is ready to step up uranium enrichment if the deal is no longer beneficial.
Donald Trump Donald Trump announces that the United States will withdraw from the Iranian nuclear deal.
China–North Korea relations For the second time in two months, North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong-un meets China's paramount leader Xi Jinping, this time in Dalian.
Ebola outbreak A new outbreak of the Ebola virus disease kills at least 17 people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
USS ''Fitzgerald'' and MV ''ACX Crystal'' collision Junior officer Lt. j.g. Sarah Coppock, who was navigating when USS "Fitzgerald" when it collided with a civilian ship last year killing seven people, pleads guilty to dereliction of duty and is sentenced to half pay for three months and a punitive letter.
Caught fire "The Guardian" reports that the Grenfell Tower in London, which burned down last year with the loss of 71 lives, received a quote for non-flammable cladding but it was rejected for a more expensive option which exacerbated the fire.
The country's economy President of Argentina Mauricio Macri announces talks with the International Monetary Fund on financial support for the country's economy. The Central Bank of Argentina interest rate is now at 40%, inflation at 25% and the value of the Argentine peso at a record low.
Serco The heads of Serco and Mitie are expected to appear before the UK's Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Select Committee to testify over the collapse of Carillion.
Yemeni Crisis (2011–present) Yemeni political parties, including the General People's Congress, Al-Islah and the Southern Movement issue a joint statement calling on the United Arab Emirates to immediately withdraw its troops from Socotra in the Arabian Sea.
Bosnia Bosnian prosecutors appeal the acquittal of Naser Orić, former commander of the Bosnian Army in Srebrenica, who was accused of killing Serb prisoners.
Colombian conflict A war crimes tribunal in Colombia begins investigating atrocities during the war which began in the 1960s.