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Coverage · July · 2026 · 22,740 articles

Moscow's spokesperson, a book warehouse, and the grammar of deniability

Eighty-three percent: reading Katz's Gaza tunnel claim

Trump's quiet July: a tariff-by-tariff economy and a war he swears he can end with one phone call

Washington's July playbook: ICC, Venezuela, and the politics of "excursion"

Selçuk Bayraktar and the coming autonomy ceiling

A thousand days on, Gaza's toll and the war over who counts the dead

Drones, not jets: how the next air war rewrites the procurement script

France's Heat Politics: Why a Green Impeachment Motion Matters Beyond Paris

Mumbai's missing manholes are a story about who counts in a megacity

The Booker gets a sugar daddy: what a prize renaming actually tells us about literary patronage

Iran's wartime messaging apparatus is being rebuilt in public

Nakamura's Premier League move tests Japan's growing pull on Europe's transfer market

The farewell at Tehran's Grand Mosalla, and what comes next

Southern Lebanon strikes tell the truth Western wires won't

Settlers in the South: What the Footage From Southern Lebanon Reveals About the War's Next Phase

Two Americas, Two Wars: A Day of Shelling, Arrests, and a Question the Press Won't Answer

Beijing's strategic patience: how subsidy fatigue, idle solar JVs and a slow hand on Ukraine fit one political economy

Three Percent: What Polymarket Thinks Of USMNT's World Cup Chances

Anthropic, Samsung and the quiet re-ordering of the AI chip stack

Gold's worst quarter in 13 years meets a labour market that won't quit

Meta's AI spend is now a hiring line item. The labour market just noticed.

A Two-Tenths of a Point Drop in Unemployment Is Not the Story

Iran's World Cup exit lands inside a longer fight over who tells the story

Birthright, body heat, and the battlefield: three Trump signals on a single Wednesday

Hong Kong's AI drug-discovery push collides with its regulatory blind spots

Iran and the US are signing a deal in Geneva. Iran's Kurdish minority is paying for it.

Trump's Three Fronts: Ukraine Pressure, Intel Workforce Fight, and a 21,000-Trade Year

Federal TDA sweep in Minneapolis marks second major operation in under a year

Outposts in the South: Reading the Israeli Settler Footprint Beyond the Green Line

The Vatican Breaks With a Half-Million Schismatics: Inside the Largest Excommunication in Modern Catholic History

Europe quietly concedes the Hormuz toll: why a transit fee is more than a line item

Polish cities, vulgar mayors and the politics of performative insult

What Tasnim's Khamenei tribute tells us about the framing war over a dead leader

Settlers in southern Lebanon: a slow-motion annexation the wires are not built to cover

Tehran's Gulf pitch: less Washington, more diplomacy

Japan's ¥9.7 trillion foreign bid hides a brittle bet on Tokyo's resolve

Congo exit, England-Mexico licensing U-turn: a World Cup day that played out on two continents

Zelensky visits Kyiv strike sites, says Russia is 'losing this war'

A 1am Kick-Off and a 5am Last Order: What the England–Mexico Licensing Extension Actually Reveals

Drones from Ukraine are now flying over the Sahel — and the question is who is in control

Tehran buries a wartime operator and signals a longer hand

Pretoria's Burn, Nairobi's Patience: What South Africa's Unrest Reveals About African Solidarity

Arthur Fery's Wimbledon Wildcard Run Stretches to the Third Round

Doubles duty at Wimbledon: why elite players still queue up for two draws

Southern Lebanon burns while the cameras blink: the quiet arithmetic of a stalled ceasefire

India–Russia fuel reversal exposes the limits of 'friendship without oil'

A thousand measures and counting: reading the US sanctions stack as a public-health story

Crimea as Pressure Point: Zelensky's Argument That the War Ends in Moscow, Not on the Peninsula

Venezuela, Trump's X account, and the strange economy of distraction

Canada's Defence Bank Pitch Lands in a Slow Jobs Week

A Chinese drone in Sudan's skies, and the question nobody is asking

Musk's X, AI prototypes, and the federal-paperwork stagecraft: a single newsroom lens on a four-day cascade

A Softening Labour Print, a Hawkish Fed, and a Yen on Edge: What the First Week of July 2026 Tells Us About the New Phase of Dollar Politics

Iran exits a World Cup on its own terms, and not the United States'

Damascus handpicks its parliament: Syria's self-appointed selection consolidates al-Sharaa's grip

The new Air Force One and the theatre of American inevitability

The cable and the bus: what two short videos say about war reporting

Lebanon's Health Minister talks 'courage,' not surrender — and tells Tehran to use the Iran-US opening

Europe Quietly Concedes the Strait of Hormuz — and Admits It Was Always Going To

A schism, made formal: the Vatican moves against the Society of Saint Pius X

Iran's Martyr-Cult Politics and the Machinery of Legitimacy

Tehran prepares a state funeral for Khamenei — and a succession story the world is not ready for

Three Indian court rulings, one quiet signal about the line between law and politics

Delhi and Tokyo Draw a New Map: Inside the India–Japan Roadmap for the Next Decade

Karbala's hospital network on full alert: the logistics behind a million-pilgrim Ashura

Kling's $2bn round lands in a week that tells you where AI capital is going

Tehran readies farewell for Khamenei as successor race enters public phase

Zero-shot vision and a softening labour market: two July data points, one platform question

Kyiv's rubble, and the question Russia keeps answering

Inside Trump's Trading Desk: How the President's Own Money Is Moving With His Policy

Russia pounds Kyiv with combined drone-and-missile barrage; 21 dead, Zelensky vows retaliation

Europe quietly absorbs a Hormuz toll regime, rewriting the rules of Gulf transit

The President's Portfolio: When the Head of State Trades Like a Day Trader

The $2.2 billion disclosure and the presidency as a profit centre

Madison Square Garden braces for the wedding New York can't stop watching

Wagner without staging: Pappano and the LSO find the score inside a Barbican concert Tristan

After Russia's Deadliest Kyiv Strike, Zelensky Vows a 'Just Response'

Beirut plays the negotiation clock

Culture outside of circumstances: Moscow Conservatory hosts Donbass Express school-festival opener