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Coverage · August · 2026 · 3,786 articles

Casio to widen Indian store count by 70% as Yamaha rolls out a new flagship sport bike

Bank of England eyes stablecoin remit as Wall Street and X collide over AI-energy narrative

The week the executive branch started sounding like a commodities trader

Tennessee moves to rename Nashville airport after Dolly Parton, three days after her death

Callaway cuts ties with Good Good as PGA Tour sponsorship also unwinds over controversial driver advert

Yiannopoulos, ICE, and the arbitrariness on display

Canada bets C$195 million that Xanadu can build a sovereign quantum supply chain

US sanctions UAE branch of Banque Misr as Iran war hits six-month mark

The cruelty is the product: ICE detains a man who cheered it

IRGC anti-ship cruise missiles launched toward Strait of Hormuz shipping

Russia widens its target list to Ukrainian grain storage, and the harvest becomes a campaign

Brazil's fiscal leash tightens as synthetic voices crowd the campaign

Four cruise missiles, one declared dominance: parsing the Strait of Hormuz flashpoint

Canada posts fastest growth in three years as US trade war drags both economies into uncertainty

Southern Lebanon's al-Mansuri takes the hits while the camera moves on

Germany's compute build-out and US missile line land on the same day a softer GDP market opens

A drone strike, a travel warning, and the gap between them

Trump signs order to design a US Space Academy, naming the talent race with Beijing out loud

Cherki and Haaland double up as Manchester City cruise past Crystal Palace 4-1

What a US Embassy evacuation advisory in Kyiv tells us, and what it does not

Ottawa moves tens of millions into Xanadu on a day the deficit wire went dark

Power of Siberia 2: what a Bishkek handshake would actually have to settle

Cherki and Haaland double up as Manchester City cruise 4-1 at Crystal Palace

Qassem casts Hezbollah as victor in a war it did not win

IndieWire asks two Gen Z horror directors to define their own subgenre

Russian drone salvo hits two Kyiv Oblast ammunition sites; ballistic warning open at 20:44 UTC

Iran fires anti-ship cruise missiles from Sirik into the Strait of Hormuz: what six OSINT channels actually show

Iran reports Hormuz strike attempt hours after announcing Oman-brokered reopening deal

Pezeshkian's belt-tightening moment: Tehran admits the squeeze

Strikes on Kyiv's logistics belt expose the limits of talk

Iran's resilience pitch runs into arithmetic

Ottawa commits C$195 million to Xanadu as Statistics Canada portal buckles during GDP release

Three Trump-era courtroom and trade items land on the Reuters wire in a single afternoon

Cantor Fitzgerald's same-day trio is not a call, it's a tell

Israel carries out rare West Bank air strike on Jenin camp, then moves ground forces in

Khamenei's seven-point Telegram address packages unity, technology, and anti-despair rhetoric as a single doctrine

Ottawa commits C$195 million to Xanadu as Statistics Canada portal goes dark

Israel's Gaza endgame stalls on a disarmament riddle

Trump's 28 August stack: beef plan, antitrust threat, Space Academy order and a deportations market

Fedorov accepts Italian defence-innovation brief, Il Foglio reports

Crown Prince Haakon becomes King Haakon VIII as Norway mourns Harald V

Medvedev rules out fresh mobilisation, in most senior Russian pushback yet against war-fatigue rumours

Six months into the Iran war, Trump says he is 'not in a hurry'. The Pentagon, per the Guardian, is already raiding its payroll.

Fedorov to advise Italy's Crosetto on defence innovation, Il Foglio reports

Tehran's cohesion message lands as a constraint on its own officials

Kyiv's Drone Pivot Meets Moscow's Missile Math

Harald V dies at 89 after a 35-year reign; Crown Prince Haakon succeeds immediately as King Haakon VIII

The tempo the wires will have to catch up to

Israel intensifies southern Lebanon strikes as Nabatieh al-Fawqa and Houla take back-to-back hits

The cheap-missile logic that makes peace talk feel like theatre

A new lake on the Nepal-China border, a flash flood downstream, and a rail project suddenly back in the headlines

Three Pune dispatches, one afternoon: noise, buses, and a column on Sushruta

Didi flags $200m Argentina push; Uber and Didi prepare Hong Kong licence filings on the same week

Affirm's Buy-Now-Pay-Later Halo Has a Gasoline Problem

Argus's Same-Morning Calls Tell You Where Its Conviction Lives

Iran's speaker ties Gulf oil flows to Tehran's own exports in Hormuz standoff with Washington

France sets a 30,000 Indian students by 2030 target, and ties it to a new AVGC-XR push

Yields rise, gold holds as Warsh takes the Jackson Hole stage

Beijing doubles down on property while its banks book modest gains

A 35-year reign ends: Norway hands Haakon an inheritance both sturdy and watched

Bernstein tells clients bitcoin could hit $300,000 by 2029. The same week, the desk cut its Strategy target. That split is the story.

The fires Israel is lighting in south Lebanon, and the cameras that aren't there

Durfee on Iran: sanctions did not break the state, war goals unmet

Tokyo's $96bn yen defence and the demographic print that complicates it

Bitcoin tags $81,455 as ETF flows thin and the $80,000 supply wall tightens

Kstovo and the components question: Ukraine is reframing the energy war

China's Robots Win the Sprint. The Marathon Is Still Human.

France's bond market is testing the euro's quiet assumption

Middle East Eye reports Israeli expulsion orders over Gaza children's kites; only a headline, no Israeli confirmation in the thread

Two earnings calls, two views of a softening Europe

Nepal declines foreign rescue teams as glacial-lake flood threat persists, South Korea says it is 'negotiating'

What southern Lebanon's morning of detonations tells us about an operation that will not declare itself

Jackson Hole’s real test is who gets to define monetary credibility

Proximar's harvest pivot deserves a colder reading than the slides suggest

Warsh's Jackson Hole debut is a credibility test the wire has already pre-framed

Lebanon tells Al Jazeera it cannot disarm Hezbollah on Israel's clock

Taiwan's drone vote, same day as the first-strike rehearsal

UEFA flexes its muscles at Champions League draw in battle with FIFA and Infantino

Google's Brussels fix and Marvell's AI hangover: a tidy coincidence