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Coverage · July · 2026 · 22,740 articles

Lindsey Graham's death and the half-staff line that broke the news cycle

Three crew killed in Russian strike on cargo ship, Ukraine says, as drone war moves to the Kinburn Spit

Tehran's defensive three-step: mocking sanctions, dismissing an assassination claim, hosting Lavrov

Ruto still leads, but one in five Kenyan voters are telling pollsters they have not made up their minds

Iran's second Mahan Air landing at Sanaa tests a Saudi blockade that may not hold

A wetland bacterium breaks down a stubborn dye, and the byproducts come with their own ecological cost

Israeli forces push to within ten metres of Salah al-Din Street as Tel al-Hawa strike follows

Explosions reported around Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island as Iran-US standoff enters a kinetic phase

Hugging Face's model feed is quietly redrawing who builds AI, and how

Africa's crypto checkout lane meets Bitcoin's hard math problem

The Strait That Won't Stay Closed

Tehran's leverage play: Hormuz threats, a martyred leader, and the Iran deal that may not survive the summer

France, Spain, England and one more: the World Cup semi-finals the 2026 cycle was always going to produce

Strike on Tel al-Hawa: what four wire feeds say, and what they leave out

Tehran rebuffs IAEA access and floats Hormuz pressure, as Trump's MOU hangs in the balance

China stacks two levers at once: a state-backed minerals fund and a softer pitch to sweltering cities

Strait of Hormuz under pressure as UK moves to harden Jewish-community policing

Three Gaza City strikes in five minutes: what the wires show

Costa Rica’s Incendio Cine lands new co-production backing for Fantastic Lab winner ‘We Won’t Let the Goat Die’

Aston Villa beat Newcastle to Manzambi's signature in £49m swing from Freiburg

Commander of Ukraine's 155th Luchanov Brigade detained in Kyiv region

Tehran draws two red lines: Hormuz stays closed to coercion, nuclear sites stay closed to inspectors

The Abu Ghraib frame: how a Guardian comparison travelled in a day

FCC green-lights a 'space mirror' as UK rolls out a dementia registry and UK policing funds for Jewish communities

Iran's second Mahan flight into Sana'a tests the blockade line

Ruto's Northern Kenya pitch lands against an Infotrak lead he didn't ask for

Tehran's three-channel counter-narrative: grief, missiles, and the line Washington can't see past

A struck pumping station, a NATO offer, and the geometry of escalation

Ruto and Kindiki still lead, but Kenya's polling picture is thinner than the headlines suggest

Sizeran strike and Stavropol fires: a single night of Ukrainian pressure on Russia's downstream

Japan's SBI opens yen stablecoin lending at 3%, betting Tokyo's 'invest locally' push will meet appetite there first

Isfahan strike and a wobbly MoU: how thin the US–Iran thread has worn by mid-July

Ukraine keeps pounding Russian refineries as Moscow runs low on patience and partners

India's top court clears a backlog lane, and asks whether it can clear the rest

Sikorski: Russia holds the second-strongest army in Ukraine, and Poland has spent five centuries keeping watch

Explosions reported at Bandar Abbas and Qeshm as Iran crisis deepens

Sam Neill, 78, leaves a screen career calibrated to the long take

Explosions reported near Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island as Strait of Hormuz tensions flare

Delhi's third-party fire audit rules sit on paper while the auditor list stays empty

Coalition of the willing reconvenes in Paris as Ukraine intensifies strikes inside Russia

The volunteer edge: how unpaid lab time is quietly reshaping who lands the science job

Tehran blocks IAEA access, lashes Graham: a 24-hour snapshot of Iran's two-front posture

France meet Spain with a Euro final at stake and a question hanging over the bracket

Tehran's two-front taunt: how the Iranian Foreign Ministry framed one senator's death and one alleged plot in a single news cycle

Iran and the US trade a third round of strikes inside a week, with Gulf states now in the line of fire

Russia and China drill together in the Yellow Sea as naval-drone warfare moves up the agenda

Sam Neill dies at 78: a career that outgrew the dinosaur suit

EU and UK hit Russia with joint sanctions over cyber operations

Bellingham drags England past Norway and into a World Cup semi-final the script did not promise

A quantum heat engine, and the slow road to machines that keep their cool

Gaza toll climbs past 73,000 as daily casualty updates outpace verification capacity

Bangkok pub fire kills 27 in one of Thailand's deadliest venue blazes in years

London names 24 targets in a new cyber-sanctions round, sharpening the line between criminal proxy and state customer

Iran widens strikes on Gulf neighbours as third tit-for-tat round in a week tests US deterrence

Rochdale, Westminster, Islamabad: how a visa lever could end three decades of impunity

A sanction-busting precedent in plain sight: how a NATO neighbour became Moscow's quiet logistics broker

Kenya's 15-billion tree pledge runs into the soil: 1.7 billion down, 13.3 to go

Tehran redraws two red lines in a single morning

China's industrial state is squeezing its private developers, and the bills are coming due

Tehran says US 'mutilated' the 14-point deal as Iran-US diplomacy wobbles

Six dispatches, one country: reading the Indian Express newsroom on 13 July 2026

Tehran Reads Graham's Death as a Closing Chapter in a Long Pressure Campaign

Delhi University admissions cross 2.73 lakh as Commerce and Humanities eclipse Sciences

Italy pushes for a continental security model that runs through Rome, not Brussels

A superconducting quantum heat engine just broke a thermal ceiling, and reframed the road to larger machines

Iran calls late senator Graham 'malicious' as his final push for Saudi-Israel normalisation and Russia sanctions goes unfinished

Five Indian stories the wire buried: from a Navy frigate’s last voyage to exam-paper leaks and an AI judge

UK names Russian military intelligence units in new cyber sanctions package

Ali G at Centre Court: Sacha Baron Cohen's Wimbledon stunt is a pitch for a new movie, and a bet that satire still travels

Beijing's Industrial Playbook Is Rewriting the Terms of Western Capital

An RNA-only repair enzyme hints at how early life kept its genome intact

Tehran keeps both levers in hand as Pakistan channel stays open

Tehran draws a red line at Hormuz as IAEA standoff deepens

Auckland man killed in Ukraine: what the NZ Herald report actually says, and what the 'Azov' label obscures

Strait of Hormuz back in frame as weekend strikes lift oil and inflame the corridor debate

Sam Neill is dead. The loss is not just cinema's.

France's heatwave-driven property reshuffle tests how a mature market prices climate risk

Hitting the switch, hiding the wires: how Indian cities outsource public-service failures to private contractors

Iran opens a second front as US strikes widen: what the weekend escalation actually says