Ian Cameron, former head designer at Rolls-Royce, was fatally stabbed outside his mansion in Herrsching, Bavaria. The 74-year-old British national was attacked by an unknown assailant who fled the scene on foot. Police are investigating and searching for the suspect, who reportedly cut power cables to the garages. Cameron was a renowned designer, credited with work on luxury cars like the Phantom and Ghost. His death has sparked a police inquiry, with authorities working to establish a motive and apprehend the perpetrator. The incident has shocked the local community and the automotive industry.

Thirteen Indian nationals are reported missing after the Comoros-flagged oil tanker, "Prestige Falcon," capsized off Oman's coast. The incident occurred on Monday, with Oman's maritime security center confirming the crew comprised 13 Indians and three Sri Lankans. The tanker remains submerged and inverted, prompting urgent search and rescue operations. Authorities are assessing the vessel's stability and potential environmental impact, with no confirmation yet on oil leakage into the sea. The Prestige Falcon, a 117-meter-long tanker built in 2007, departed from Dubai's port of Hamriya en route to Aden, Yemen, and was last tracked four days ago.

Gareth Southgate has resigned as England manager following the team’s exit from Euro 2024. Southgate, who managed the national team for eight years, said, "It's time for change, and for a new chapter." FA CEO Mark Bullingham expressed gratitude, stating, "We will be forever grateful." Former England striker Alan Shearer praised Southgate, saying, "He should look back with great pride." Speculation about his successor includes names like Graham Potter, Mauricio Pochettino, and Eddie Howe. Prince William also paid tribute, thanking Southgate for his contributions.

Southern Europe is enduring extreme heat as temperatures soar above 40°C due to a heatwave from Africa. Italy issued the highest heat warning for 12 cities, while wildfires spread across southern Italy and North Macedonia. Greece opened air-conditioned spaces and banned outdoor work during peak heat hours. Spain predicts temperatures up to 44°C in the Guadalquivir river basin. In Albania, a 72-year-old man died, likely due to heat. Istanbul warned residents to stay hydrated and avoid going out. North Macedonia declared a state of crisis, battling around 200 wildfires. Authorities urge people to stay indoors and avoid strenuous activities.

An Indian national was killed and another injured in a shooting near a Shiite mosque in Muscat, Oman, on July 15. The Indian Embassy in Oman confirmed the incident and offered condolences, pledging support to the victims' families. The attack, coinciding with Shiite Ashura commemorations, is the first of its kind in Oman. Police are investigating and have implemented security measures. Shiites form a minority in Oman, where most follow Sunni or Ibadi branches of Islam. Oman has a population exceeding four million, with over 40% being expatriates.

IAS probationary officer Puja Khedkar has filed a harassment case against Pune District Collector Suhas Diwase, who reported her alleged misuse of power, leading to her transfer to Washim as supernumerary assistant collector. Police visited Khedkar’s home on Monday night to investigate. Diwase's report to the Chief Secretary flagged Khedkar's demands for special privileges not permitted for probation officers. This scrutiny revealed Khedkar allegedly forged disability certificates to pass the civil services exam. Consequently, her IAS training has been put on hold by LBSNAA, Mussoorie, and she has been ordered to report back by July 23.

Thomas Matthew Crooks, who shot and injured former President Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, PA, was reportedly bullied in high school. Classmates recalled Crooks being nicknamed "the school shooter" and teased for his poor hygiene and appearance. Julianna Grooms, a former classmate, described Crooks as an "easy target" who preferred to avoid attention. Video footage shows Crooks being pranked in class. However, former school counselor Jim Knapp disputed claims of bullying. Crooks was shot and killed by law enforcement after the incident.

Pakistani forces killed 10 militants who attacked a military base in Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, resulting in the deaths of eight soldiers. The 18-hour operation ended with all attackers neutralized. A splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, led by Gul Bahadur, claimed responsibility. The suicide attack involved an explosive-laden vehicle that damaged infrastructure. In a separate incident, militants killed five civilians at a health facility in Dera Ismail Khan. Security forces killed three attackers but lost two soldiers. Pakistan continues to face a surge in militant attacks, mainly blamed on the Pakistani Taliban.

YouTuber Agasthya Shah gave fans a peek into Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's lavish wedding reception. Held at Jio World Centre, Mumbai, the event featured food served on a mini train and performances by AR Rahman and Shreya Ghoshal. Shah described the venue as "too pretty to be real" with flower-decorated ceilings. Guests included celebrities like Jackie Shroff and Tiger Shroff. Hundreds lined up to greet the newlyweds, while the Ambani and Merchant families met guests onstage. The celebration spanned three days, showcasing the grandeur of the Ambani family's festivities.

4 Army personnel, including Captain Brijesh Thapa, died in a gunfight with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district. The encounter began when troops launched a search operation in the Desa forest. The clash, claimed by the 'Kashmir Tigers', a Jaish-e-Mohammad group, lasted 20 minutes. Despite the challenging terrain, the troops pursued the terrorists, leading to more gunfire. Five soldiers were critically injured, and four later died. Security forces are continuing their operation as more terrorists are believed to be hiding in the area. The situation remains tense.