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Coverage · July · 2026 · 22,740 articles

US warned Tehran that Israel was tracking its top negotiators, NYT reports

The Resignation Nobody Asked For: How One General's Exit Exposes the Trump Doctrine's Stress Fractures

Amazon's new moves — a satellite bet and a son-in-law's gun deal — sit oddly close together

Farewell in Tehran: Iran buries Khamenei as succession question opens

Tehran's streets, Tehran's script: what the Tasnim feed tells you about a regime under mourning

Tehran's negotiators, Tel Aviv's crosshairs: what the NYT Iran-Israel assassination report actually says

Meta's token tab shows the AI capex story has another chapter, and it's not the one analysts were told to expect

Tunisia's political class turns to Tehran: what the Khamenei vigils in Tunis reveal about post-war Iran diplomacy

Iran's farewell ceremony and the contest over succession

UN chief offers fresh condolences to Iran after reported assassinations, signalling diplomatic choreography on a contested chapter

Kyiv hit again: Russian missiles and drones strike residential high-rises, killing at least eight

Iran's foreign minister reaches for diplomatic cover as Gulf tensions simmer

Tehran's sermon to the West: a martyr's farewell and the politics of gender

Israeli jets strike southern Lebanon town, the third such incident reported since the ceasefire

Russia's fuel downgrade signals sanctions fatigue, but the gap between Moscow's official line and what drivers actually see is widening

Trump's $1.4 billion crypto year and the disclosure problem nobody wants to name

Iran's 'won the war' frame and the funeral politics now shaping the next round

A 4% Bet That Washington Stays in NATO, And What Canada's Defence Bank Gambit Reveals

Oyarzabal strikes as Spain break Austria open in LA

Tehran's farewell logistics reveal a state still capable of moving a city

Araghchi–Guterres call puts Tehran back at the centre of UN diplomacy as Israel strikes reshape the air around it

LeBron's NFL suitors and the quiet math of a 41-year-old free agent

The partners who won't be told: how Iran's most senior negotiators became Israel's alleged target list

Tehran prepares a state funeral — and signals that nuclear restraint is now conditional

Warsaw pulls the MiG-29 lever: Poland opts to scrap, not transfer, the jets Kiev was promised

Spain edge Austria in World Cup round of 32 as VAR drama reshapes a half

A couple climbed the Empire State Building and a Netflix show found its next plot point

Portugal and Switzerland carry the European flag into Thursday's World Cup slate as Ronaldo's last dance draws focus

Southern Lebanon burns while the wire stays thin: what 2 July actually shows

Bassil's conditional yes: Lebanon's Hezbollah question is now a sovereign bargaining chip

Brussels and Beijing are talking trade. They are not yet talking about who pays for the awkward decade between.

Arthur Fery's Wimbledon comeback keeps a thin British flag flying

Ankara's Israel problem, in Hakan Fidan's own words

Tehran's bomb display and the choreography of strategic ambiguity

Tehran's farewell: state logistics and the politics of a procession

Knight and Sciver-Brunt steady England's chase of Women's T20 World Cup final after top-order wobble

Tehran stages a farewell — and a closing argument

The President's Brokerage Account Is Now a Policy Signal

Microsoft's 6,000-Strong AI Deployment Corps and What It Means When AI Vendors Become Labour Contractors

England head to Azteca carrying altitude problem Tuchel says Fifa won't let him solve

Starmer's Trump-aligned pharma pact is a public-health surrender dressed up as trade

Russia's Petrol Queue Crisis and the India Lifeline That May Not Hold

OpenAI as a state asset, SanDisk's rout, and the strategic petroleum reserve at a 43-year low: three threads of the same story

Toll on the Strait: How Europe Came to Accept Iran's Transit Fees

Moscow's Evidence Offensive: How the Russian Foreign Ministry is Packaging War Photography for Western Audiences

Google's Android antitrust defeat and a 37% power surge: the cost of winning AI

Retail traders have a new selling season: themselves

Beijing's domestic squeeze meets a European counter-push: China heads into July with two fronts open

France, Italy and the United States move to formalise a southern Lebanon force, Al-Arabiya reports

Fidan's framing: how Turkey's foreign minister is recasting Israel as a global, not bilateral, problem

Hormuz toll road: how a US-Omani push to scrap Iran's transit fee could redraw Gulf shipping economics

Stephen Miller's 'builders and destroyers' speech to the National Guard: a thesis in two words

Sciver-Brunt's stand keeps England alive as South Africa's T20 World Cup semi-final swings at The Oval

Zverev arrives at Wimbledon carrying French Open form and a familiar question

Chris Cenac Jr and the Celtics' quiet bet on the second round

Iran's Araghchi to CENTCOM: regional peace 'cannot be sustained' with foreign forces in the loop

Tehran rebuffs Centcom: Araghchi ties regional stability to an end of foreign military presence

Ankara sharpens its line on Israel — and quietly moves to reclaim the F-35

NBA free agency opens with a Philly reset, a Boston pivot, and a Chicago reload

Southern Lebanon burns while the wire goes quiet

Meta's Pocket and the trillion-token economy: what 60 trillion internal queries reveal about the next platform

Tehran's Hormuz Warning Is Not About Hormuz

Microsoft's 6,000-Strong AI Deployment Corps Lands in a Labour Market That Suddenly Looks Softer

Cash, Crypto, and the ICC: How the Second Trump Presidency Is Quietly Reshaping the Architecture of American Power

Australia into Women's T20 World Cup final as England meet South Africa in second semi-final at the Oval

Iran's farewell procession as political theatre: what the cameras aren't showing

Mamdani's midnight-dishwasher pitch lands in a 4.2% unemployment economy

Spain meet Austria in World Cup last 32 as group-stage form meets knockout caution

A President Who Won't Stop Trading

Airstrikes and a final warning: what the Gaza wire actually tells us

Europe's sanctions regime meets a Russian fleet it can't quite catch

Anisimova leans on the serve to escape Kenin at Wimbledon

Drones over the Litani: what Israel's latest strikes in southern Lebanon reveal about the next phase of the campaign

Three trades, three agencies, one administration: the architecture of self-dealing

The inverter question isn't really about solar — it's about who builds the grid

Cuba's blockade speech reopens a sixty-year argument on Washington's terms

Beijing's carrier playbook lands before its containerised catapult does

The week AI labs told us they had to hide the good stuff

Ankara turns up the volume: Fidan's anti-Israel framing and the new shape of Turkish diplomacy