Month: July 2024

Netflix is premiering several original sports documentaries in July, perfect for anyone looking to pass the time before the Olympics. SPRINT, out July 2, tracks Olympic track stars, while Receiver, profiling NFL pass catchers, will touch down July 10.

Also starting July 1, viewers can find all seasons of Lost and Timothée Chalamet fans can delight in his turn in Call Me By Your Name. And classic film buffs should note that American Graffiti and Fatal Attraction will be leaving the streamer on July 31.

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Here’s everything coming to Netflix in July 2024—and what’s leaving.

Here are the Netflix originals coming in July 2024

July 2

SPRINT

July 3

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

Love is Blind: Brazil (Season 4)

The Man with 1000 Kids

July 4

Barbecue Showdown (Season 3)

Rhythm + Flow France (Season 3)

July 5

Desperate Lies

Goyo

The Imaginary

July 9

The Boyfriend

Hannah Berner: We Ride at Dawn

July 10

Eva Lasting (Season 2)

Love Is Blind: Brazil (Season 4, new episodes)

Receiver

Sugar Rush: The Baking Point (Season 2)

Wild Wild Punjab

July 11

Another Self (Season 2)

Vanished into the Night

Vikings: Valhalla (Season 3)

Rhythm + Flow France (Season 3)

July 12

Blame the Game

The Champion

Exploding Kittens

Lobola Man

July 15

Wonderoos

July 16

Chad Daniels: Empty Nester

Homicide: Los Angeles

July 17

The Green Glove Gang (Season 2)

T・P BON (Season 2)

July 18

Cobra Kai (Season 6) Part 1

Master of the House

Rhythm + Flow France (Season 3, new episodes)

July 19

Find Me Falling

Skywalkers: A Love Story

Sweet Home (Season 3)

Too Hot to Handle (Season 6)

Rhythm + Flow France (Season 3)

July 24

Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam

Love of My Life

Resurrected Rides

July 25

The Decameron

Kleo (Season 2)

Tokyo Swindlers

July 26

The Dragon Prince (Season 6)

Elite (Season 8)

House of Ga’a

Non Negotiable

Too Hot to Handle (Season 6)

Here are the TV shows and movies coming to Netflix in July 2024

July 1

About Antoine (Season 1)

Amazing Antoine

American Hustle

American Psycho

Annabelle

Back to the Future

Back to the Future Part II

Back to the Future Part III

Big Daddy

The Blind Side

Call Me By Your Name

Captain Phillips

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2

Easy A

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (Batch 3)

The House Bunny

Jigsaw

The Karate Kid

Lost (Seasons 1-6)

Magic Mike XXL

Matilda

The Nun

Paw Patrol: The Movie

Spider-Man

Spider-Man 2

Spider-Man 3

Star Trek Prodigy (Season 2)

Suits (Season 9)

The Sweetest Thing

Uncle Buck

The Wiz

Zombieland

July 5

The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch (Season 3)

July 7

Boruto: Naruto the Movie

The Last: Naruto the Movie

Road To Ninja: Naruto the Movie

July 8

Bad Boys

Bad Boys II

July 15

Midnight Sun

Trolls Band Together

July 16

The Boy Next Door

Fifty Shades Darker

Fifty Shades Freed

July 23

All American: Season 6

July 27

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

Here’s what’s leaving Netflix in July 2024

July 7

War Dogs

July 14

Abducted in Plain Sight

July 15

The Beguiled

July 23

Big Eyes

July 31

American Graffiti

Anaconda

Enough

Fatal Attraction

Glass

Hulk

King Richard

Knocked Up

Lucy

Moneyball

Public Enemies

Resident Evil

Resident Evil: Retribution

Role Models

Shrek

Smokey and the Bandit

Smokey and the Bandit II

Something’s Gotta Give

The Great Wall

The Matrix

The Matrix Reloaded

The Matrix Revolutions

The Other Boleyn Girl

The Theory of Everything

Top Gear (Seasons 29-30)

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Latest news in Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan. Daily roundup of local media from three South Caucasus countries, opinions, photo, video

Georgia’s Euro 2024 journey ends with a 4:1 loss to Spain. Spain, after a rough start, got the result they wanted and deserved. Georgia played their part and left its first major tournament with heads held high. Georgia’s players and staff will return home with many a story to regale about their heroic exploits at their first major tournament. They did themselves and their fans proud again, even if the scoreline had taken on a more bruising look by the end. 

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European Council adopted conclusions in which, among other things, it expressed “serious concern” about developments in Georgia and “calls on Georgian authorities to clarify their intentions by reversing the current course of actions which jeopardizes Georgia’s EU path, de facto leading to a halt of the accession process.”

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Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands and the future NATO Secretary General said during his arrival and doorstep remarks before the European Council meeting on June 27 that he’s “worried about the EU accession path of Georgia” and called on Georgia to return to the EU path. He declined to comment on Georgia’s NATO integration before he officially takes office as NATO Secretary General saying: “I am not going to comment on NATO-related issues until 1 October.”

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Georgia is invited to attend the July 9-11 NATO summit in Washington at the foreign minister level, the Georgian bureau of Voice of America reported, citing State Department spokesman Mathew Miller. The State Department allegedly has not received an official response to the invitation from Tbilisi. Earlier in the week, it became known that the U.S. was planning to invite Georgia to the NATO Summit in Washington when Assistant Secretary of State James O’Brien made a statement to the foreign media.

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Permanent Representative of Lithuania at the UN agencies in Geneva, Ambassador Darius Staniulis, delivered a joint statement of 36 countries at the UN Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva, urging the Georgian government to “revoke the “transparency of foreign influence” law,” to end the campaign of intimidation against those objecting to the law and protect freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly.”

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On the last day of the spring session, June 28, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze presented his annual report to Parliament, claiming credit for football success, also proudly speaking of the progress in the economy, education, sports, health, etc. Most opposition members, except Girchi, were absent, as they have been boycotting the sessions since the adoption of the foreign agents’ law. PM Kobakhidze also said EU integration “remains the main foreign policy priority” and repeated with confidence that “by 2030, Georgia will be prepared better than any other candidate country” for EU membership.

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Transparency International Georgia published a report on the political donations of 15 political parties in Georgia in 2023. According to the findings, out of the total funds the ruling Georgian Dream party received the most – 62%. The report also underlined the shortcomings of the Anti-Corruption Bureau’s supervision of party finances, criticized changes in Georgian legislation, overviewed the types of political party donors, and outlined recommendations for both the Bureau and political parties.

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The Georgian National Platform of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum (EaP CSF GNP) welcomes the EU’s decision to start the accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova. The Platform congratulates the people of Ukraine and Moldova for their “historic achievement” and their transition to a new stage in EU integration.

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Another Georgian fighter, Amiran Zoidze, was killed while fighting in the vicinity of Avdiivka in Ukraine, Georgian Warriors-Special Unit Tbilisi, of which Zoidze was a member, reported on 28 June. The Foreign Ministry confirmed Zoidze’s death to Civil.ge. The latest casualty brings to 52 the unofficial death toll of Georgian citizens who have died fighting in Ukraine since the Russian invasion on February 24.

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The Data of the Day

National Statistics Office released rapid estimates, indicating that Georgia’s estimated real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate amounted to 9.2% for May 2024 compared to the corresponding period of the previous year.

Georgia’s Euro 2024 journey ends with a 4:1 loss to Spain. Spain, after a rough start, got the result they wanted and deserved. Georgia played their part and left its first major tournament with heads held high. Georgia’s players and staff will return home with many a story to regale about their heroic exploits at their first major tournament. They did themselves and their fans proud again, even if the scoreline had taken on a more bruising look by the end. 

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European Council adopted conclusions in which, among other things, it expressed “serious concern” about developments in Georgia and “calls on Georgian authorities to clarify their intentions by reversing the current course of actions which jeopardizes Georgia’s EU path, de facto leading to a halt of the accession process.”

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Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands and the future NATO Secretary General said during his arrival and doorstep remarks before the European Council meeting on June 27 that he’s “worried about the EU accession path of Georgia” and called on Georgia to return to the EU path. He declined to comment on Georgia’s NATO integration before he officially takes office as NATO Secretary General saying: “I am not going to comment on NATO-related issues until 1 October.”

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Georgia is invited to attend the July 9-11 NATO summit in Washington at the foreign minister level, the Georgian bureau of Voice of America reported, citing State Department spokesman Mathew Miller. The State Department allegedly has not received an official response to the invitation from Tbilisi. Earlier in the week, it became known that the U.S. was planning to invite Georgia to the NATO Summit in Washington when Assistant Secretary of State James O’Brien made a statement to the foreign media.

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Permanent Representative of Lithuania at the UN agencies in Geneva, Ambassador Darius Staniulis, delivered a joint statement of 36 countries at the UN Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva, urging the Georgian government to “revoke the “transparency of foreign influence” law,” to end the campaign of intimidation against those objecting to the law and protect freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly.”

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On the last day of the spring session, June 28, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze presented his annual report to Parliament, claiming credit for football success, also proudly speaking of the progress in the economy, education, sports, health, etc. Most opposition members, except Girchi, were absent, as they have been boycotting the sessions since the adoption of the foreign agents’ law. PM Kobakhidze also said EU integration “remains the main foreign policy priority” and repeated with confidence that “by 2030, Georgia will be prepared better than any other candidate country” for EU membership.

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Transparency International Georgia published a report on the political donations of 15 political parties in Georgia in 2023. According to the findings, out of the total funds the ruling Georgian Dream party received the most – 62%. The report also underlined the shortcomings of the Anti-Corruption Bureau’s supervision of party finances, criticized changes in Georgian legislation, overviewed the types of political party donors, and outlined recommendations for both the Bureau and political parties.

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The Georgian National Platform of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum (EaP CSF GNP) welcomes the EU’s decision to start the accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova. The Platform congratulates the people of Ukraine and Moldova for their “historic achievement” and their transition to a new stage in EU integration.

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Another Georgian fighter, Amiran Zoidze, was killed while fighting in the vicinity of Avdiivka in Ukraine, Georgian Warriors-Special Unit Tbilisi, of which Zoidze was a member, reported on 28 June. The Foreign Ministry confirmed Zoidze’s death to Civil.ge. The latest casualty brings to 52 the unofficial death toll of Georgian citizens who have died fighting in Ukraine since the Russian invasion on February 24.

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The Data of the Day

National Statistics Office released rapid estimates, indicating that Georgia’s estimated real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate amounted to 9.2% for May 2024 compared to the corresponding period of the previous year.

Azerbaijan joins global challenge by reforming fuel prices  AzerNews.Az

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