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Coverage · June · 2026 · 21,762 articles

Australia face Netherlands at the Rose Bowl as Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 group stage tightens

A plain at harvest: settler blocking, Palestinian farming, and the quiet economics of the West Bank's olive season

An army with a uniform but no shield: a Lebanese soldier dies in a strike the state didn't order

Beirut's patience runs out: how the south Lebanon front is testing the Washington–Tehran deal

Nabatieh's morning: a southern Lebanese district absorbs the cost of a wider war

Maharashtra's Two Speeds: A Strike, a Stillbirth Crisis, and a Google MoU on the Same Day

African Players, European Pitches: The 2026 World Cup's Labour Question

Kyiv prosecutor's office moves against ex-minister over alleged 'charity concert' travel scheme

Israeli Strikes Resume in South Lebanon as 'Ceasefire' Becomes the Word Nobody Trusts

A strike on a building in Gaza City, and the question the wire never asks

Southern Lebanon is burning again, and the briefing room has stopped pretending otherwise

Hezbollah's Southern Rejection and the Negotiation Theater on the Lebanon Border

South Lebanon raids and rocket exchanges test the post-ceasefire edge

Budapest lifts Orbán-era block on Ukrainian media, and the fine print is the point

Tehran's quiet escalation: oil flows rebound, the army talks tough, and the World Cup row fills the airwaves

Norway's settlement fight, Trump's war boast, and the price tag on US support

Fifth round of Lebanon-Israel talks lands in Washington as southern calm remains the moving part

Israeli strikes on Gaza City kill five overnight; tolls and identification remain contested

Three dead in Gaza City strike as toll reporting widens between video evidence and ministry figures

A Telegram channel keeps changing its photo, and that is the story

Japan's $2.3 Trillion Bet and the New Geometry of Capital

Steven Seagal, the Kremlin, and the politics of a celebrity denunciation

Strike on Sahmar widens the geography of Lebanon's drone war

EU Looks to Diversify Away From China as Beijing Reshapes Its Trade Toolkit

Gabbard's Last-Day Document Dump Reignites the COVID Origins Fight

China's Industrial Chain Is Strangling Foreign Entrants — And Quietly Rewiring the Global Auto Map

Paris's Fête de la Musique braces for 2 million as heatwave prompts unusual safety push

Iran's National University Entrance Exam Holds Its August Slot, With a Generation's Stakes Behind the Calendar

Mandana Shirvani's 'Zero One' and the New Iranian Wartime Cinema

A Polish mayor, a thinking pedestrian, and the small civic theatre of a working republic

Iran's blockade-to-MoU whiplash and the market's quiet verdict

Fedorov's mobilisation reset meets an EU milestone: Ukraine's summer of institutional deals

Southern Lebanon under heavy airstrikes: what the morning wires say, and what they do not

Tehran's interior ministry tightens the screws on protest law, economy, and the funeral of a slain leader — all in one morning

Zelensky's Belarus ultimatum: a week to silence the relay stations guiding Russian drones

Zelenskyy gives Belarus a one-week ultimatum over drone relay stations

Steven Seagal, the Kremlin's Man in Hollywood: How an Action Star Became a Vector for Iranian State Narratives

The vocabulary of ‘martyrdom’ and the framing of Lebanon’s war

Gaza health authorities report lowest 24-hour toll in months as post-ceasefire casualty ledger crosses 1,000

Netflix's 'The Polygamist' revives a debate African audiences never settled

First week, first impressions: Guardian writers on a World Cup staged across three countries

Hosseinieh Azam: a Zanjan landmark heads into reconstruction after Arbaeen

Cathedral, wedding hall, ruin: the strange rooms where the 2026 World Cup will be watched

Tehran's information reflex: how Iran manages the death of a Supreme Leader

Jemimah Rodrigues carries India's middle-order hopes into the T20 World Cup stretch

Ramzy Baroud's 'Before the Flood' arrives as a Palestinian family memoir — and a political document

BRICS security chiefs gather in New Delhi — and India is signalling something larger

Kushner, Witkoff in Switzerland: A Quiet Channel Reopens With Tehran

Budapest lifts Orban-era block on Ukrainian media, reopening the public sphere

Free rides, empty seats: how India's free-bus scheme is squeezing private operators

A photo op at the G7 turns into a transatlantic flashpoint

Israeli air strikes hit Nabatieh as southern Lebanon ceasefire violations mount

USMNT into the knockouts, into the questions: Pochettino's project meets its first real stress test

Belgium's World Cup slot hands Iran a stage few expected

The Hezbollah-Israel Ceasefire Is a Truce, Not a Resolution — and the Wider Frame Is Already Shifting

Quota hit, lever pulled: how a 55% levy on Australian beef became China's quietest escalation in months

Israeli strikes hit eastern Lebanon's Western Bekaa as border tensions simmer

Strikes Resume Across Southern Lebanon as Ceasefire Holds on Paper

Iran's Currency Smoke Signals Are a Fiscal Story, Not Just a Forex One

Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan: Beijing's Template, a Smoking Monopoly, and the Limits of Local Agency

Tehran's Rope-a-Dope: Khamenei's Refusal to Sign What He Says He Allowed

Israel strikes south Lebanon as ceasefire strain returns

Newcastle's summer rebuild begins on the right flank, with Hall at the centre of an £88m defensive question

Six decades on, Congolese rumba's architects reunite on a Belgian stage, and the politics travel with them

Tyre airstrike kills a family of four as Lebanon's information war outruns the battlefield

Bekaa Strikes and the Limits of Cross-Border Reporting

Tehran's Africa turn: how an Iranian state-backed documentary is reframing Sudan's past

A Ceasefire That Survived One Day: What the Israel-Hezbollah Deal Actually Says About the Region

A Second Track to Tehran: Witkoff in Switzerland as Lebanon Keeps Burning

Twin blasts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa kill seven as Pakistan's northwest bombing pattern deepens

Twin blasts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa kill seven as Pakistan's frontier violence grinds on

Cannabis warnings, security queues: World Cup logistics test the tournament's host city playbook

Meta's $15B Scale AI stake is the new template for buying a lab without buying a company

Damascus's Salhiya neighbourhood stages a quiet referendum on transitional justice

A Photo, A Tantrum, And A Transatlantic Alliance Reading Its Own Obituary

The Musk Contract: Mapping the $26.2 Billion Lever the US Government Holds Over the World's Richest Man

A Lebanese soldier's death on the Kafr Rumman road exposes the fraying architecture of the November ceasefire

Kyiv Refuses Polish Honours: A Diplomatic Quarrel With Real Stakes

Israeli drone strike hits Western Bekaa town as Lebanon front widens