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Coverage · June · 2026 · 21,762 articles

One more name, one less silence: Israel's northern front and the cost of a long war

Kenya's Gen Z protests, two years on: the bill is gone, the wound is not

Iran's Nuclear Brink, Trump's Gasoline Gambit, and a Housing Bill: Three Signals From a Single Washington Week

In Iran's mourning month, the new Supreme Leader speaks through ritual

Venezuela's quake and the long shadow of sanctions

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, 15, set for India debut as selectors bet on the next batting prodigy

Venezuela's Earthquake Emergency Tests a Government Already Stretched Thin

Two stories, one country: a classroom killing and a comics reckoning with Muzaffarnagar

Venezuela's Earthquake Is a Test the Sanctions Regime Was Never Designed For

The economics behind a Bollywood Rs 100 crore film: Hirani, Bengaluru fraud, and the wider Indian middle-class squeeze

Trump signals green light for F-35s to Turkey — and the NATO alliance is being rewritten in real time

Neymar's 981-day road back ends on a World Cup stage

Anthropic accuses Alibaba of industrial-scale AI distillation as US-China model race enters new phase

Congress weighs an $87bn war supplement while Caracas shakes and Manila mourns

Trump's wartime frame: a return to 'do it again' rhetoric and what it signals about Washington's posture

Trump Floats F-35s and F-110 Engines for Turkey — and the NATO Logic Quietly Bends

Trump Floats F-35 Sale to Turkey: A New Lever in a NATO That Won't Sit Still

Trump's 'we have the greatest culture' line lands inside a different political weather

Two Wars, One Supplemental: The $89 Billion Question Congress Can't Duck

Housing, war, and a reordering of capital: three signals from a noisy week

TeleSUR's pitch for the Global South camera at a World Cup the South won't be in

Venezuela's Quake Coverage and the Two Sets of Eyes on Caracas

Trump's 'greatest culture' boast lands as prediction markets price a federal rebrand

The $500 million question: How Trump's Iran relief gambit became an American domestic crisis

Trump credits himself for $1.2 trillion European defense buildup as Zelensky presses allies at the Oval Office

The Retail-Trader Tooling Arms Race Quietly Reshaping Market Discourse

Trump's Venezuela earthquake offer opens a fragile diplomatic window — and a harder question about US coercive power

Cap on Wall Street landlords, an Iran oil window, and Jamie Dimon's tsunami: three threads the housing-and-dollar story is hanging from

Venezuela declares state of emergency after back-to-back quakes hit the country

Russia's 'Unknown Cold War' Reaches for Truman: A Documentary Pushes a Counter-Reading of 1945

Beijing's extraterritorial reach meets a tepid Western pushback

Cap on institutional landlords, Dimon's tape, and a Russian strike: three threads from the 25 June 2026 wire

Two Majors, One Morning: Inside the Russian Milblogger Briefing Pipeline That Frames the Air War

US Senate reverses course on Iran war-powers curb, handing Trump room to escalate

Trump, the 250th, and the Iran deal: what the official record will and won't say

Venezuela's Earthquake Will Test More Than Its Infrastructure

Bitcoin's New Floor Meets India's Open: Two Markets, One Inflation Tape

IOC moves to pay Olympic athletes, ending a 130-year amateur tradition

Bitcoin's sub-$60,000 dip and the Micron shock: how a chip-forecast reset rewrote the risk-asset map in one trading week

Canada's home-field edge slips away as Switzerland takes Group B top spot

Canada lose home soil in their own World Cup as Switzerland claim Group B

Venezuela's twin earthquakes and the architecture of a Caracas rescue

Three orders in two days: Trump's executive reach is becoming the policy itself

Venezuela's banking sector and the earthquake emergency are about to collide

Twin Shocks: What the Back-to-Back Venezuela Earthquakes Reveal About Caribbean Disaster Politics

Diplomacy and tankers: Iran's oil rush meets a 60-day US deal clock

TeleSUR's World Cup field desk and the long shadow of Caracas over the 2026 broadcast

Two reported killed in Israeli airstrike near Kafr Rumman as Gaza bombardment continues

Crypto's Liquidity Test and Washington's Stablecoin Theatre

The $10.5bn World Cup ad splurge is not really about football

Scotland chase knockout stage as Bosnia edge closer in World Cup 2026 group finale

Ochoa's sixth World Cup ends with a Mexican rout, and a teenage debutant announcing himself

Scotland's World Cup Comes Down to Other Results as Clarke Concedes 'We're Going Home'

Venezuela declares state of emergency after 7.5-magnitude quake rattles Caracas

India's quiet test: three stories that say more than any headline

Prediction markets hit the courts — and the money is already there

Binance's EU bind: when the world's largest exchange becomes a regulatory refugee

A UN inquiry concludes Palestinian children are deliberate targets. The story that won't fit on a wire.

Scotland's World Cup arithmetic: what the Brazil defeat actually cost them

Dimon's Bull-Market Tell and the Mosquito Net: Reading the 25 June 2026 Tape

South Africa into the last 32 as South Korea pay for resting Son

Venezuela's Twin Earthquakes and the Politics of an Emergency Without Numbers

Tehran's narrowing of the Strait of Hormuz: a chokepoint test for global shipping

The $672 million question: paying for Iran's uranium out of a war that may not be over

Washington's Earthquake Diplomacy in Venezuela

Twin quakes shake Caracas: rescue crews work through the night as scientists warn of wider damage

Bafana's bracket break: what South Africa's first knockout round in a generation actually means

Conscription, orange iPhones, and the Iran blockade market: three threads into a quieter week on the wire

Iron and Moonlight: How an Iranian Painter is Framing the Martyrdom of Abbas for a Domestic Audience

Venezuela declares national state of emergency after deadly earthquake, with La Guaira bearing visible damage

Jamie Dimon's Bull-Market Warning and the Fugitives Washington Can't Reclaim: Two Stories of Capital on the Run

The Senate Just Told Trump to Stop. The White House Wants $87 Billion to Keep Going.

The school strike Washington won't own: Trump, the February 28 missile, and the limits of self-investigation

Iran's Strait of Hormuz routing order puts shipping insurers on notice

South Africa top Group E after 1-0 win over South Korea, advancing to round of 16 at 2026 World Cup

South Africa edge South Korea to reach first World Cup knockout round

The girls' school strike, the $87.6bn ask, and the limits of a war the president doesn't want to own

A Quake, a State of Emergency, and the Quiet Politics of U.S. Assistance

Mexico's group-stage run is settled; the questions worth asking start now