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Wednesday, June 3

A wide shot of a burnt out bus in Donetsk. The top half of the white vehicle is completely destroyed.
Foreign PolicyJune 3, 2026

Escalating Drone War Intensifies as Casualties Mount on Both Sides

The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has reached a new level of intensity, with both nations trading massive drone barrages that have resulted in civilian deaths and significant infrastructure disruption.

Smoke billowing over central St Petersburg
Foreign PolicyJune 3, 2026

Ukraine Strikes St. Petersburg as Putin Hosts Economic Forum

Ukraine launched a multi-drone assault on St. Petersburg, hitting energy infrastructure and a naval base in a direct challenge to Vladimir Putin’s prestige economic summit.

Tuesday, June 2

The backs of two men wearing white can be seen looking out to sea, where the Galaxy Globe bulk carrier and the Luojiashan tanker sit anchored as Iran vows to close the Strait of Hormuz, amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, in Muscat, Oman, March 9, 2026. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier/File Photo
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Iran’s Hostage Strategy: Tehran Holds 20,000 Sailors Captive in Strait of Hormuz

Approximately 20,000 seafarers remain stranded in the Persian Gulf as the Iranian regime continues to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, demanding illicit tolls and defying international norms.

President Putin wearing a white shirt, dotted blue tie and blue suit, gestures with his hands as he speaks at a white podium with two microphones. A light green patterned curtain stands to the left of the picture.
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Putin Remains Defiant as War of Attrition Strains Russian Resolve

Vladimir Putin continues to escalate the conflict in Ukraine, ignoring the mounting costs of a war that has dragged into its fifth year.

An elderly woman stands in the entrance to a damaged apartment block. To her left is a badly damaged car with no windows. Debris lies all around.
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Russian Missile Barrage Targets Ukrainian Civilians in Latest Act of Aggression

Russian forces launched a massive missile and drone strike across Ukraine, killing at least 22 people and injuring scores more as they targeted civilian neighborhoods in Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv.

Smoke billows from an Israeli air strike in the Nabatieh area, southern Lebanon (2 June)
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Israel Maintains Pressure on Hezbollah as Ceasefire Terms Face Early Tests

Israel is continuing its military campaign against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, asserting its right to defend its citizens after the Iran-backed terror group violated a newly established partial ceasefire.

A couple on a beach. It is sunny and the sand is white. Behind them are some trees.
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Iran Doubles Down on Hostage Diplomacy as British Couple's Appeal Rejected

The Iranian judiciary has rejected the appeal of Lindsay and Craig Foreman, two British tourists held on sham espionage charges, further highlighting the regime's use of foreign nationals as political pawns.

Ukrainian mother and child walk through rubble and damaged cars amid Russai's attack on Ukraine, in Kyiv on June 2nd 2026
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Russia Escalates Aerial Assault on Ukraine as Kyiv Demands More Patriot Missiles

A massive Russian missile and drone barrage across Ukraine has left 22 dead and over 100 injured, intensifying the conflict as Kyiv struggles with critical shortages of interceptor hardware.

Two food delivery personnel in China wearing yellow uniforms, walking in the middle of a city, carrying big bags with photos of a sandwich and fried chicken
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Beijing Cracks Down on 'Ghost Kitchen' Fraud in Cut-Throat Delivery Market

After discovering millions of fraudulent orders and thousands of non-existent storefronts, the Chinese government is forcing delivery platforms to verify merchant credentials to combat widespread food safety risks.

A family including a person in a wheelchair stand next to the window of the Jabal Amel hospital and look out to survey extensive damage to the neighbourhood, with broken glass and rubble on the floor of the hospital room they stand in, in Tyre on Monday.
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Hezbollah Continues Aggression Despite Trump-Brokered Ceasefire Agreement

Despite President Trump securing a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, the terrorist organization continues to violate the terms with ongoing missile attacks against Israeli forces.

Ray Yu, a young man with short, dark hair, glasses and wearing a blue polo shirt, standing outside a shop.
Foreign PolicyJune 2, 2026

Cambridge Estate Agent Recruits Chinese Influencers to Target Overseas Buyers

A Cambridge-based estate agent is actively recruiting students to leverage Chinese social media platforms to market local properties to overseas investors.