Wikinews:2023/July

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July 2

• European Space Agency's Euclid telescope launches from Florida, US

July 3

• Nationwide unrest continues for sixth night in France following fatal shooting of Nahel Merzouk

July 5

• Germany: Esslingen am Neckar hosts first Christopher Street Day
• United States Coast Guard: Possible human remains in debris from imploded Titan submersible

July 9

• UK sells £4 billion of government debt at highest yield since 2007

July 10

• Heatwaves surge worldwide as researchers' analysis indicates global temperatures reaching new highs

July 11

• Twitter threatens to sue Meta over rival app Threads
• England: Parts of Birmingham area flood; music festival evacuates

July 16

• Mark Rutte Dutch caretaker cabinet announces election in November

July 20

• U.S. federal judge upholds Oregon Ballot Measure 114 gun permit requirement, magazine regulations

July 25

• Wikinews attends US debut of film The People's Joker

July 26

• US: Russian fighter jet's flare damaged drone over Syria

July 30

• UK Conservative Party loses two seats in by-elections, retains former PM Johnson's