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Editorial

A New Era of Strength and Sovereignty

The convergence of global leaders in D.C. signals a fundamental shift toward protecting national sovereignty and enforcing the rule of law.

Peolep walking past a bus stop advertising for Chinese e-commerce fashion company Shein on 11 July 2026 in London.
EconomyYesterday

Trump Tariffs Bite Back: Shein Swings to $99M Loss

Shein reported a $99 million quarterly loss after President Trump’s executive order ended the de minimis tariff exemption, forcing the company to confront the reality of fair trade.

He is wearing his American football uniform, but the image is cut just below his shoulders. He is wearing a white helmet with a blue stripe down the middle and a white tshirt with blue detailing
Immigration22h ago

ICE Removes Dangerous Former NFL Player After Years of Criminal Conduct

Federal immigration authorities have successfully removed Daniel Adongo from the United States, citing his status as a dangerous individual with a history of criminal offenses and a long-expired visa.

Argentina's President Javier Milei gestures during the launching of Brazil's right-wing presidential hopeful Flavio Bolsonaro's candidacy
Politics22h ago

Milei Calls Out Brazilian Leftist Corruption in Bold Rally Speech

Argentine President Javier Milei took a direct stand against Brazilian leftist leadership, sparking a diplomatic spat by highlighting the corruption history of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

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Today

France's UN Ambassador Jerome Bonnafont speaking at the UN Security Council on the table with a "France" placard while two people sit behind him
Foreign Policy28m ago

U.S. Delegation Walks Out on France in Bold Stand Against UN Hypocrisy

The U.S. delegation walked out of a UN Security Council meeting to protest France’s insulting rhetoric following a vote to oppose the reappointment of the UN human rights chief.

Two Ecuadoran police officers in dark sunglasses, helmets and balaclavas - which entirely obscure their faces - sit in a car in front of the BBC's Orla Guerin, wearing a flak jacket with the word "PRESS" on it.
Foreign Policy4h ago

Ecuador's War on Gangs: A Brutal Battle Against Corruption and Cartels

In the city of Durán, courageous police officers are fighting a desperate war against violent drug gangs that have corrupted local politics and the judiciary to maintain their grip on power.

Yesterday

Screenshot showing AI content aired on China's CCTV that has been marked as AI-generated
Tech11h ago

Beijing's AI Ambitions Backfire as Fake Disaster Footage Triggers Social Chaos

As China pours billions into becoming an AI superpower, the regime is facing a domestic crisis where easily accessible AI tools are being used to manufacture fake disaster footage, forcing the state to launch a massive crackdown on online c

US President Donald Trumps speaks to reporters aboard Air Force One. Photo: 27 July 2026
Foreign Policy11h ago

Trump Keeps Iran on Notice as Diplomacy Meets Military Might

President Trump has paused military strikes to allow for potential negotiations with Iran, while simultaneously reaffirming that the U.S. military is fully prepared to resume operations if Tehran continues its hostile behavior.

A treated image showing missiles coloured red and grey. They sit against a beige background.
Foreign Policy12h ago

Trump Demands Rapid Production Surge to Bolster America's Arsenal of Freedom

President Trump is pushing defense contractors to accelerate weapons production to ensure the U.S. maintains its military edge following the successful degradation of Iranian capabilities.

A woman stands on a Caspian Sea beach in Iran. File photo
Foreign Policy16h ago

Ukraine Strikes Iranian Supply Vessel in Caspian Sea, Defying Tehran's Threats

Ukraine has directly targeted an Iranian cargo ship in the Caspian Sea, exposing Tehran’s role as a primary weapons supplier for Russia’s ongoing war effort.

Arrested Nigerian Army Private Mohammed Yusuf wearing a T shirt with 69 written on it
Foreign Policy16h ago

Nigerian Soldier Arrested for Arming Terrorists as Internal Corruption Plagues Security Forces

The arrest of Private Mohammed Yusuf for allegedly supplying military equipment to terrorists has confirmed long-standing suspicions that insider collusion is enabling the rampant violence and kidnappings across Nigeria.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham interacts with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, during their visit to Portsmouth Naval Base to meet UK and Ukrainian troops.
Politics17h ago

Prime Minister Burnham Doubles Down on Ukraine Commitment

Prime Minister Andy Burnham hosted President Volodymyr Zelensky at a naval base in Portsmouth, reaffirming the UK's unwavering military and financial support for Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression.

A petrol pump nozzle being inserted into a car's petrol tank
Foreign Policy18h ago

Oil Prices Dip as U.S.-Iran Hostilities Briefly Pause

Global oil prices have retreated from recent highs following a pause in military exchanges between the U.S. and Iran, though analysts warn that long-term energy security remains precarious.

US soldiers carry a casket during a dignified transfer ceremony in Delaware in July
Foreign Policy19h ago

Pentagon faces scrutiny over shifting casualty figures in Iran conflict

The Department of Defense is under fire for reclassifying casualty statistics related to the conflict with Iran, leading to accusations of a lack of transparency regarding the true toll of the ongoing military engagement.

A jogger runs along the beach during sunset at Seminyak Beach, Bali
Immigration22h ago

Indonesia boots Dutch expats for illegal activities and exclusionary behavior

Indonesian authorities have officially banned two Dutch nationals from the country for violating immigration laws and operating an unauthorized running club that allegedly discriminated against local residents.

CXMT logo and computer motherboard are seen in this illustration.
Tech22h ago

Chinese Chipmaker Skyrockets in Massive IPO as Beijing Doubles Down on Tech Independence

Shares of Chinese memory chip manufacturer CXMT surged nearly 470% in their Shanghai debut, underscoring Beijing's strategic mandate to achieve technological self-reliance.