July 1, 2024

*) Labour tipped for historic win in UK election https://trtworld.com/europe/labour-party-set-for-landslide-win-in-uk-election-exit-poll-18180306 In a historic shift in the UK's political landscape, the Labour Party so far officially wins 326 seats – enough to have a majority in the UK Parliament. Vote counting is still underway after the country's general election on Thursday, which brings an end to 14 years of Conservative rule. Exit polls suggest Labour will win 410 seats in the 650-seat Parliament and party leader Keir Starmer will replace Rishi Sunak as the new prime minister. *) Hamas ‘responded positively’ to Israel on Biden's peace plan https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/live-blog-hamas-says-responded-positively-to-israel-on-bidens-peace-plan-18180313 Palestine’s Hamas has responded positively to the latest US-backed Gaza ceasefire proposal, according to an official in the movement. The resistance group informed mediators that they are open to any proposal that meets the demands of the Palestinian people. Meanwhile, Israel continues its bombardment of Gaza with the Palestinian death toll surpassing 38,000, according to the Health Ministry in the besieged territory. *) Leaders of Russia, China attend summit of regional security grouping https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/gazas-population-shrinks-from-23m-to-21m-amid-palestinian-deaths-exodus-18179918 Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping have attended the summit of a security grouping created by Moscow and Beijing to counter Western alliances. Putin and Xi joined leaders of other countries that are members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization at its annual meeting in Kazakhstan's capital of Astana. In his speech, Putin emphasised the group's focus on ensuring security of its members while Xi cautioned the leaders to "resist external interference". *) More than 80 irregular asylum seekers drown off Mauritania's coast https://www.trtworld.com/africa/more-than-80-irregular-asylum-seekers-drown-off-mauritanias-coast-18180268 More than 80 irregular asylum seekers have drowned off the southern Mauritania coast, according to local media. A boat carrying around 184 people sank and so far “87 bodies have been recovered, while 36 survivors were rescued,” the local Alakhbar news agency reported. Local authorities continue to search for several missing individuals. And finally… *) Evacuation order for thousands in US state of California as wildfire rages https://www.trtworld.com/us-and-canada/evacuation-order-for-thousands-in-us-state-of-california-as-wildfire-rages-18179980 Thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate as a wildfire rages out of control in northern California. More than 14 square kilometres of grass and woodland have been consumed since the blaze erupted this week outside Oroville town near the state capital of Sacramento. Over 25,000 people in the area were under orders to evacuate, local NBC affiliate KCRA reported.

*) Labour tipped for historic win as UK voters go to the polls Britons are heading to the polls in a general election widely expected to return the opposition Labour party to power. The country's national ballot follows Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's surprise call to hold it six months earlier than required. A gamble – which experts say – backfired, with polls throughout the six-week campaign and for the last two years pointing to a heavy defeat for his Conservative party. *) Paris rallies against French far-right https://www.trtworld.com/europe/weve-become-a-country-of-racists-paris-rallies-against-french-far-right-18179917 Thousands have gathered in Paris to call for a vote against the far-right in the second round of France's legislative elections. Protesters cited dangers of fascism with the rise of extremist parties in the European country, warning that the anti-immigration party of Marine Le Pen was within reach of winning an absolute majority. And representatives of the Muslim community expressed concern about their freedom of worship being restricted and being treated as "second-class" citizens. *) Gaza's population shrinks from 2.3M to 2.1M amid Palestinian deaths, exodus https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/gazas-population-shrinks-from-23m-to-21m-amid-palestinian-deaths-exodus-18179918 The UN humanitarian community in Gaza has lowered its estimate of the population in the besieged territory from roughly 2.3 million people to about 2.1 million. Andrea De Domenico, who heads the UN humanitarian office for the occupied Palestinian territories, said the agency lowered the pre-war population estimate based on two numbers it has. He said that 110,000 people have fled Gaza and crossed into Egypt since October, according to the border authority, and close to 38,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israel's war. *) Taliban in talks with US over Gitmo prisoner 'exchange' https://www.trtworld.com/asia/taliban-in-talks-with-us-over-gitmo-prisoner-exchange-18179820 Two American prisoners have been held in custody in Afghanistan, and an "exchange" for Afghans held in Guantanamo Bay had been discussed with the United States. This is according to a Taliban government spokesman. The talks in Qatar gathered UN officials, Taliban authorities and the special envoys to Afghanistan. The prisoners were not named but an American woman is said to be among at least 18 staff of NGO International Assistance Mission detained on accusations of carrying out Christian missionary work. And lastly… *) Hurricane Beryl kills at least seven as it churns towards Jamaica https://www.trtworld.com/latin-america/hurricane-beryl-kills-at-least-seven-as-it-churns-towards-jamaica-18179573 Hurricane Beryl has churned towards Jamaica, with forecasters warning of potentially deadly winds and storm surge. The storm killed at least seven people and caused widespread destruction across the southeastern Caribbean. The powerful hurricane, which is rare so early in the Atlantic season, weakened but was still an "extremely dangerous" Category 4 storm. It is expected to pass "near or over" Jamaica.

*) Israel pounds southern Gaza as Palestinians flee on foot https://trtworld.com/middle-east/israel-pounds-southern-gaza-as-palestinians-flee-on-foot-18179235 Israeli forces have carried out deadly strikes on southern Gaza after issuing an evacuation order which a UN agency said would impact 250,000 Palestinians. Witnesses reported intense bombing and shelling around Khan Younis, southern Gaza's main city, from which Israeli troops withdrew in early April after a devastating months-long battle. A hospital source in the city said shelling killed eight people and wounded more than 30 others. *) Israel's Gaza war displaced 1.9M Palestinians: UN https://trtworld.com/middle-east/israels-gaza-war-displaced-19m-palestinians-un-18179318 The UN humanitarian coordinator for Gaza has said that 1.9 million people were now displaced in the territory. Sigrid Kaag told the UN Security Council that she was "deeply concerned" by reports of new expulsion orders for Khan Younis. The United Nations has estimated that up to 250,000 people are impacted by the Israeli military order for civilians to leave certain localities near Khan Younis. *) Dozens dead after stampede at religious event in northern India https://www.trtworld.com/asia/dozens-dead-after-stampede-at-religious-event-in-northern-india-18179225 At least 107 people have been crushed to death at a Hindu religious gathering in northern India, with many others injured, a senior government official says. A large crowd had gathered near the city of Hathras for a sermon by a popular preacher but a fierce dust storm sparked panic as people were leaving. Many were crushed or trampled, falling on top of each other, with some collapsing into a roadside drain in the chaos. *) Philippines, China agree to de-escalate South China Sea tensions https://www.trtworld.com/asia/philippines-china-agree-to-de-escalate-south-china-sea-tensions-18179360 The Philippines and China have agreed to "de-escalate tensions" over the South China Sea, Manila said, following a violent clash in the disputed waters. Last month, Chinese coast guard personnel wielding knives, sticks and an axe surrounded and boarded three Philippine navy boats near the shoal. A Filipino soldier lost a finger in the clash. The two sides now signed an arrangement on improving maritime communications and agreed to continue discussions between their coast guards. And finally… *) Türkiye see off Austria to reach Euro 2024 quarter-finals https://trtworld.com/turkiye/turkiye-see-off-austria-to-reach-euro-2024-quarter-finals-18179410 Merih Demiral has scored twice to send Türkiye into the European Championship quarter-finals with a 2-1 win over Austria. Demiral opened the scoring after less than a minute and netted again in the second half to set up a clash against the Netherlands in Berlin. UEFA clocked the goal at 57 seconds, making it the second-fastest ever at the Euros.

Patients flee Khan Younis hospital ahead of Israeli reinvasion https://trtworld.com/middle-east/live-blog-patients-flee-khan-younis-hospital-ahead-of-israeli-reinvasion-18179007 Medical and technical teams have begun evacuating patients from Gaza's European Hospital in Khan Younis city ahead of a possible Israeli reinvasion. The hospital is located in one of the areas where residents received text ultimatums from Israel to flee again to another location. Medical sources say teams moved several patients and wounded people to Nasser Hospital in central Khan Younis. They also moved some medical devices and equipment out of fear that they would be damaged if the Israeli army raided the hospital. *) Türkiye mediating Somalia-Ethiopia talks over Somaliland port deal https://trtworld.com/turkiye/turkiye-mediating-somalia-ethiopia-talks-over-somaliland-port-deal-18179010 Türkiye has begun mediating talks between Somalia and Ethiopia over a port deal Addis Ababa signed with the breakaway region of Somaliland earlier this year. Türkiye's Foreign Ministry said that top diplomat Hakan Fidan had hosted both his Ethiopian and Somali counterparts in Ankara on Monday. The three had signed a joint statement following "candid, cordial and forward-looking" talks on their differences, according to the Ministry. *) UN rights group demands immediate release of ex-Pakistani PM Imran Khan https://www.trtworld.com/asia/un-rights-group-demands-immediate-release-of-ex-pakistani-pm-imran-khan-18178977 Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan's detention is arbitrary and in violation of international law, a UN human rights working group has said. The Geneva-based UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention said that the "appropriate remedy would be to release Mr Khan immediately.” The UN working group said Khan's legal woes were part of a "much larger campaign of repression" against him and his party. *) US Supreme Court rules Trump has immunity for official acts, not private https://www.trtworld.com/us-and-canada/trump-has-immunity-for-official-acts-not-private-us-supreme-court-18178928 The US Supreme Court for the first time has recognised that ex-presidents have immunity from prosecution for certain actions taken in office. The court threw out a judicial decision rejecting Donald Trump's bid to shield himself from criminal charges involving his efforts to undo his 2020 election loss. The court ruled 6-3 that while former presidents enjoy immunity for actions they take within their constitutional authority, they do not for actions taken in private capacity. Trump hailed it a "big win" for democracy while US President Joe Biden warned that the ruling sets a "dangerous precedent”. And finally… *) Samsung union says will strike after talks breakdown A union representing tens of thousands of workers at South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics has said it will hold a three-day strike after negotiations failed. The move follows a one-day walkout in June, the first such collective action at the company, which went decades without unionisation Management at the company, the world's biggest producer of memory chips, has been locked in negotiations with the union since January. Workers with the union previously outlined demands including improvements to annual leave and transparent performance-based bonuses.

*) France's far right wins election first round: estimates France's far-right has won the first round of pivotal legislative elections after the highest turnout in over four decades, estimates say. It remains unclear if the far-right National Rally party of Marine Le Pen will win an absolute majority of seats in the new National Assembly lower house. This will be determined in the second round of voting on July 7, where Le Pen could claim the post of prime minister. Meanwhile, President Emmanuel Macron's party came in third behind the left. *) Gaza hospitals will face shutdown within 48 hours: ministry The Gaza-based Health Ministry has cautioned that hospitals and oxygen stations across the besieged territory will cease operations within 48 hours. This is due to fuel depletion caused by the ongoing Israeli war, now in its 268th day. Israeli attacks have killed at least 37,877 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and wounded 86,969, according to the Ministry. *) Oman hosts UN-sponsored prisoner swap talks between Yemen’s warring rivals Oman has hosted a new round of UN-sponsored prisoner swap negotiations between Yemen’s government and the Houthi group. A government negotiator said the “fundamental demand…is the unconditional release of all prisoners and abductees, without any discrimination.” He added that they “are hopeful of achieving positive results” during the talks. *) Ghazouani secures re-election victory in Mauritanian presidential poll Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani has won the country's presidential election. Ghazouani was re-elected with over 56 percent of the vote, the results on the electoral commission website showed. That puts him well ahead of rival and human rights campaigner Biram Dah Abeid, who was predicted to win 22 percent of the vote. *) Japan introduces holographic technology in new banknotes Japan will start issuing new banknotes with the first-ever use of cutting-edge holographic technology. Holographic portraits of historical figures rotate in 3D on the bills, serving as an anti-counterfeit measure, local news reports. This is the first design change in 20 years.

*) Palestinian Red Crescent exits Gaza due to heavy Israeli bombing The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has said it evacuated its temporary headquarters in southern Gaza because of Israeli attacks. The PRCS has said that it fully evacuated its temporary administrative headquarters in the Khan Younis area due to shrapnel falling on the building and direct shelling, which posed a danger to the staff working inside. *) Families of Israeli hostages don't want Netanyahu to sabotage swap deal The families of Israeli hostages have urged the country's security establishment not to allow Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to sabotage the swap deal with Palestinian groups. During a press conference, the hostages' families also appealed to their country's leadership to agree to a ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for the release of all Israeli hostages. "Netanyahu's insistence on prolonging the war stands between us and our loved ones,” they emphasised. *) Suicide bombings target Nigeria, killing and wounding dozens At least 18 people were killed and 30 others injured after a series of attacks by suspected female suicide bombers in Nigeria's northeastern Borno state. Authorities have said that suspected suicide bombers attacked a wedding, funeral and hospital, killing and injuring several people in the town of Gwoza. The toll included children, adults and pregnant women. *) Video shows US police shooting teenager, sparks outrage A video released late on Saturday shows an officer in upstate New York fatally shooting a 13-year-old boy who had been tackled to the ground after he ran from police and pointed a replica handgun at them. The teen was killed in Utica after officers in the city about 400 kilometres northwest of Manhattan stopped two youths a little for an unspecified “police investigation,” Utica Police Chief has said. The victim was identified as Nyah Mway, a refugee born in Myanmar and a member of the Karen ethnic minority *) Turkish scientist team starts Arctic mission to explore climate impact Türkiye's Fourth National Arctic Scientific Research Expedition has arrived in Tromso, Norway to start the expedition at 71 degrees north latitude. The team was organised under the Turkish Presidency, Ministry of Industry and Technology and with the coordination of TUBITAK MAM Polar Research Institute. Scientists will investigate the causes and effects of global climate change in areas where rapid results have been observed in the polar regions, with assessments and sampling, notably in the marine area.

UNRWA warns of critical health care shortages in Gaza https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/live-blog-unrwa-warns-of-critical-health-care-shortages-in-gaza-18177343 The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) has issued a stark warning about the urgent need for health care in Gaza. Severe shortages of essential medicines and fuel are hampering life-saving operations in the region, it said. During its nine-month carnage in Gaza, Tel Aviv reduced most of the enclave to ruins, causing a massive shortage of basic necessities. *) UN lambasts Israeli soldiers for unleashing dogs on detained Palestinians https://docs.google.com/document/d/1c0CLIx4yhk5PFHBHxCtFuAbJO07iQeTFYqlGH1coJLQ/edit UN High Commissioner for Human Rights spokesperson Jeremy Laurence has criticised Israeli soldiers for unleashing dogs on detained Palestinians. Laurence said the UN is “aware of reports that dogs have been released on detainees, in some cases resulting in attacks and bites.” He emphasised that such actions constitute serious violations of Israel’s obligations under occupation law and under international human rights law. *) Iranians vote in snap presidential elections amid regional tensions https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/iranians-vote-in-snap-presidential-elections-amid-regional-tensions-18177722 Voting has begun in Iran to elect a new president following the death of Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash on May 19. Polls opened at 0430 GMT and are set to close at 1430 GMT on Friday. As ballots are counted manually, the final result is expected to be announced in two days. *) New Delhi airport roof collapses one dead, several injured https://trtworld.com/asia/new-delhi-airport-roof-collapses-one-dead-several-injured-18177729 The roof of a newly refurbished terminal building at New Delhi's international airport has partially collapsed in heavy rains, killing one person and injuring eight others. Images posted online showed vehicles crushed under giant steel girders at the departure forecourt of Terminal 1. The airport was one of several projects inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in March ahead of the country's general election. And finally… *) Biden showcases fluctuating performance in debate with Trump https://www.trtworld.com/us-and-canada/biden-showcases-fluctuating-performance-in-debate-with-trump-18177708 US President Joe Biden has delivered a shaky performance during the debate, while his Republican rival Donald Trump launched a series of attacks. The two oldest presidential candidates exchanged deeply personal insults ahead of November's US election. They sparred over issues such as abortion, immigration, the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, the economy, and even their golf games.

Israel's Gallant threatens to return Lebanon to 'Stone Age' https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/live-blog-israels-gallant-threatens-to-return-lebanon-to-stone-age-18177343 Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant asserted during a visit to Washington that Israel's military could push Lebanon "back to the Stone Age" in a potential conflict with Hezbollah. However, he emphasised that Israel prefers a diplomatic resolution concerning the Israel-Lebanon border. Gallant also disclosed discussions with senior US officials about post-war governance in Gaza. *) UN ready to deploy police force to Gaza — official https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/live-blog-un-ready-to-deploy-police-force-to-gaza-official-18177343 The United Nations is prepared to respond to any request from member states to deploy a police force to Gaza, stated Jean-Pierre Lacroix, the UN’s Deputy Secretary-General for Peace Operations. "If we are called on by the relevant bodies to help, of course, we would do our best," Lacroix said at a press conference at UN headquarters in New York. *) Coup bid in Bolivia fails as Arce mobilises people, arrests mastermind https://www.trtworld.com/latin-america/coup-bid-in-bolivia-fails-as-arce-mobilises-people-arrests-mastermind-18177323 Bolivian soldiers have withdrawn from positions outside government buildings, where they had gathered with tanks in what President Luis Arce described as an attempted coup. Under the command of the army chief, the troops attempted to breach the door of the presidential palace, prompting international condemnation. The soldiers retreated after several hours, as supporters of President Arce waved Bolivian flags and cheered in a central square. President Arce appointed a new army commander who ordered the troops to stand down, while the army chief was arrested and is under investigation for the coup attempt. *) EU, Ukraine expected to sign security pact https://www.trtworld.com/europe/eu-ukraine-expected-to-sign-security-pact-18177332 The European Union is set to sign a security agreement with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, pledging ongoing support for weapons, military training, and other aid to Kiev. Expected to be signed on Thursday, the agreement outlines the EU's commitment to nine security and defence areas, including arms deliveries, military training, defence industry cooperation, and demining. And finally… *) Türkiye beat Czechia to take Crescent Stars to Euro knockout stage https://www.trtworld.com/europe/turkiye-beat-czech-republic-to-take-crescent-stars-to-euro-knockout-stage-18177341 Türkiye held off a spirited comeback from Czechia to secure a 2-1 victory, confirming second place in Euro 2024 Group F and advancing to the last-16 stage where they will face Austria. The Czechs faced an uphill battle after Antonin Barak's 20th-minute dismissal severely impacted their chances. Türkiye capitalised with Hakan Calhanoglu's 51st-minute goal, but Tomas Soucek's equaliser 16 minutes later kept the game tense. In a dramatic finish, Türkiye sealed the win with a stoppage-time strike from Cenk Tosun, ending the match on a high note and setting sights on further advancement in the tournament.

Half million Palestinians at 'worst hunger level' due to Israel's Gaza war https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/half-million-palestinians-at-worst-hunger-level-due-to-israels-gaza-war-18176796 Almost half a million people are experiencing "catastrophic" hunger in Gaza, according to a United Nations-backed assessment. The latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, or IPC, partnership said that around 495,000 people — around 22 percent of the Gaza population — are still facing "catastrophic levels of acute food insecurity". This is also known as IPC Phase 5: the worst hunger rating. *) Every day, 10 Gaza children lose one or both legs due to Israel's war — UN https://trtworld.com/middle-east/every-day-10-gaza-children-lose-one-or-both-legs-due-to-israels-war-un-18176961 Ten children per day are losing one or both of their legs in Israel's genocidal war in besieged Gaza, the head of the UN agency supporting Palestinian refugees said. UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini cited figures from the UN children's agency UNICEF and said amputations often take place in "horrible conditions", without anaesthesia. He said that figure "does not even include arms and hands,” of which there are many more cases. *) Australia awaits Assange's arrival after US guilty plea https://trtworld.com/australia/australia-awaits-assanges-arrival-after-us-guilty-plea-18176954 WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has walked free from a court on the US Pacific island territory of Saipan in a deal that allowed him to head straight home to Australia. During the three-hour hearing, Assange pleaded guilty to one criminal count of conspiring to obtain and disclose classified national defence documents. He said he had believed the US Constitution's First Amendment, which protects free speech, shielded his activities. *) ICC issues arrest warrants for Russian military chief, ex-defence minister https://www.trtworld.com/europe/icc-issues-arrest-warrants-for-russian-military-chief-ex-defence-minister-18176787 The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for former Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoygu and General Staff Chief Valery Gerasimov. The ICC said the decision was made after an investigation into alleged international crimes committed in Ukraine between October 2022 and March 2023. Shoygu and Gerasimov are accused of ordering attacks on civilian infrastructure, as well as committing crimes against humanity of inhumane acts. And finally… *) Trump leads in voter confidence on economy, Biden preferred for democracy https://trtworld.com/us-and-canada/trump-leads-in-voter-confidence-on-economy-biden-preferred-for-democracy-18176973 US voters see Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as the better candidate for the economy, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll has found. The same vote on Tuesday showed that US President Joe Biden scored better with his approach on preserving democracy. The poll shows that less than five months before the November election, the electorate is divided on the candidates' approach to issues that respondents view as the country’s top problems.

Netanyahu torpedoes Biden's truce deal, vows to continue war on Gaza https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/netanyahu-torpedoes-bidens-truce-deal-vows-to-continue-war-on-gaza-18176539 The US-backed proposal to end Israel's war on Gaza is in doubt after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would only be willing to agree to a "partial" ceasefire deal that would not end the war. In an interview, Netanyahu stated he is open to a limited deal to free some of the hostages. However, he insisted the war would continue after a pause. Netanyahu's comments sharply contrast with the deal outlined by US President Joe Biden last month. *) Blinken tells Israel's Gallant to ease tensions with Hezbollah https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/live-blog-blinken-tells-israels-gallant-to-ease-tensions-with-hezbollah-18176540 US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has urged Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant to avoid escalation with Hezbollah amid Israel's ongoing war on Gaza. Blinken stressed protecting humanitarian workers in Gaza and seeking a diplomatic resolution to prevent further conflict. This comes as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu threatened a military invasion of Lebanon. *) Israel turns Greek Cypriots into its logistics base — Turkish FM https://www.trtworld.com/middle-east/israel-turns-greek-cypriots-into-its-logistics-base-turkish-fm-18176532 Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has raised alarms over escalating tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean, focusing on threats from Greek Cypriots. Fidan warned against using southern Cyprus as a base for operations against Gaza, stating it would not benefit the Greek Cypriot administration. He urged regional actors to recognise the seriousness of the situation and to prevent further militarisation in the region. *) Kenya troops leave Nairobi to start mission in gang-hit Haiti https://www.trtworld.com/content/article/kenya-troops-leave-nairobi-to-start-mission-in-gang-hit-haiti-18176551 A Kenyan force has left Nairobi to lead a multinational mission addressing gang violence in Haiti, according to Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki. About 400 police officers departed Nairobi on Monday night aboard Kenya Airways. The group comprises elite officers from the Rapid Deployment Unit, General Service Unit, Administration Police, and Kenya Police. And finally… *) NASA scraps planned spacewalk after astronaut suit malfunction A NASA spacewalk at the International Space Station (ISS) was abruptly ended when water began leaking from one of the astronauts' spacesuits inside the airlock. NASA called off the spacewalk on Monday after astronaut Tracy Dyson reported water squirting from her spacesuit's cooling system. The leak occurred as Dyson switched her suit to battery power before floating outside the station. Despite the incident, astronauts Mike Barratt and Tracy Dyson were reported safe and not in immediate danger, according to NASA. https://www.trtworld.com/science-and-tech/nasa-scraps-planned-spacewalk-after-astronaut-suit-malfunction-18176553