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Thursday, July 23

Smoke rises from a Wildberries warehouse on fire after an attack in Nevinnomyssk, Russia, July 22, 2026
Foreign PolicyJuly 23, 2026

Ukraine brings the war home: Drone strikes cripple Russian logistics hubs

Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses have destroyed massive amounts of inventory and disrupted logistics hubs that Kyiv identifies as critical supply lines for the Russian military.

A billboard in New York City's Time Square displaying photographs of a dog. "In memory of our Wangwang," it read.
Foreign PolicyJuly 23, 2026

Chinese Censors Scramble to Silence Public Outrage Over Brutal Animal Abuse

Chinese authorities are actively suppressing public discourse and censoring social media posts regarding a horrific animal abuse case, forcing activists to take their campaign for justice overseas.

Collage image showing teacher Amaineh Nademi, wearing a black chador, looking directly at the camera with a serious expression. To her left is a close up shot of a pink chair next to rubble in a classroom which has blue walls. To her right is an image of a school desk, with rubble in the corner of the room
Foreign PolicyJuly 23, 2026

Tragic Collateral Damage in Minab Highlights Risks of IRGC Proximity

A school in Minab, Iran, was struck during military operations targeting an adjacent Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) facility, resulting in significant civilian casualties.

Wednesday, July 22

An aerial shot of Riyadh on the left and a photo of a BBC editor, Sarah Smith, on the right
Foreign PolicyJuly 22, 2026

U.S. and Saudi Arabia Forge Strategic Nuclear Cooperation Agreement

The United States and Saudi Arabia have officially signed a nuclear cooperation agreement, marking a significant step in strengthening the energy partnership between the two nations.

Explosion at an unknown location, during what U.S. Central Command says are strikes on Iran
Foreign PolicyJuly 22, 2026

Trump Issues Stern Warning to Iran: Attack Shipping, Lose Your Infrastructure

President Trump has vowed to strike critical Iranian infrastructure, including sites near Tehran, in direct retaliation for any further attacks on international shipping lanes.

A man sits wearing a military uniform while another uniformed man looks on in the background
Foreign PolicyJuly 22, 2026

Ukraine Taps Battle-Hardened General Drapatyi as New Commander-in-Chief

Ukraine has appointed Maj. Gen. Mykhailo Drapatyi as its new commander-in-chief, tasking the combat-proven officer with revitalizing the war effort and rooting out systemic corruption.

A fire ball rises above a low, light-coloured building.
Foreign PolicyJuly 22, 2026

Ukraine strikes Russian logistics hubs fueling Putin's war machine

Ukrainian forces launched precision drone strikes against major Russian logistics hubs, directly targeting the supply chain used to arm and equip the Russian military.

An image of a tanker with BBC Verify branding
Foreign PolicyJuly 22, 2026

Iran-backed Houthi terrorists choke global energy supply with illegal maritime blockade

At least seven oil tankers have been forced to change course after Iranian-linked Houthi militants declared an illegal embargo on Saudi ports, threatening to drive up energy prices for consumers worldwide.

US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth testifies to a Senate panel on 21 July 2026
Foreign PolicyJuly 22, 2026

Hegseth Demands Urgent Funding to Restore Military Lethality Amid Iran Conflict

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is pushing Congress for $87 billion in supplemental funding to address critical military shortfalls and project strength against Iranian aggression.

Tuesday, July 21

A close up of a young woman from Somalia with hennaed hands holding a mobile
Foreign PolicyJuly 21, 2026

Tech Giant Meta Prioritizes Anonymity Over Global Security

WhatsApp's plan to implement username-based messaging is drawing sharp criticism from nations battling insurgency and fraud, as officials warn the move will provide a cloak of invisibility for bad actors.

Lebanese army troops deploy at the entrance of the town of Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh, in southern Lebanon, after Israeli forces withdrew from the area (21 July 2026)
Foreign PolicyJuly 21, 2026

Lebanese Army Deploys to 'Pilot Zone' as Israel Maintains Security Perimeter

The Lebanese army has begun deploying into designated pilot zones in southern Lebanon under a US-brokered framework aimed at disarming the Hezbollah terrorist organization.