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Thursday, July 16

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth attends a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister of Iraq Ali al-Zaidi in the Oval Office of the White House on July 14, 2026 in Washington, DC.
Foreign PolicyJuly 16, 2026

Pentagon Prioritizes Peak Performance with New Testosterone Screening Initiative

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has launched a mandatory testosterone screening program for military personnel aged 30 and older to maintain a decisively dominant and physically capable fighting force.

A young Iranian  woman in Tehran with an Iranian flag wrapped around her shoulders raises her arm in a crowd  of other peple shouting and waving flags
Foreign PolicyJuly 16, 2026

Trump Puts Tehran on Notice: 'They Better Behave'

President Trump has authorized a fresh wave of precision strikes against Iranian military infrastructure, warning the rogue regime that it must cease its aggression or face further consequences.

Wednesday, July 15

Two black doors with warning signs built into a snow covered hill, with some dead grass showing through. They are covered by a white arc-shaped cover and a path, with white concrete walls, is paved in front of them
Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

Cold War relic transformed into high-end survivalist retreat

A former government nuclear shelter in Nova Scotia is being repurposed into a private, high-security condo complex designed for those seeking an insurance policy against global instability.

Dong Guangping posing in front of a Canadian flat, with his right hand holding the flag
Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

Chinese dissident escapes communist tyranny in daring sea voyage

Former Chinese police officer Dong Guangping has finally reached freedom in Canada after a perilous 300km journey across the Yellow Sea in a small rubber dinghy to escape the Chinese Communist Party.

Closeup of Xi and Trump wearing suits, and smiling
Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

Global Opinion Polls Show Misguided Preference for Beijing Over Washington

A recent Pew Research Center survey reveals that many nations now view China more favorably than the United States, reflecting a global trend that prioritizes perceived stability over the principles of American sovereignty.

An employee at a wind turbiner manufacturing company uses work tools to put together some steel parts. In the image, he is pictured squatting at the centre of one of the steel frames.
Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

China's Economic Engine Stalls as Domestic Weakness Mounts

China's second-quarter GDP growth plummeted to 4.3%, falling short of government targets as the regime struggles to mask long-standing economic instability.

US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House on July 14, 2026 in Washington, DC.
Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

Trump Issues Ultimatum: Iran Must Negotiate or Face Total Infrastructure Destruction

President Trump has warned the Iranian regime that they must return to the negotiating table or face the systematic destruction of their critical infrastructure following a week of escalating military exchanges.

Chen Youlin (right) and his wife Rong Yufang pose for a photograph with the mountains and a lake in the background
Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

Beijing hostage diplomacy: China detains American scientist for tracking nuclear tests

Chinese authorities have detained American seismologist Chen Youlin for nearly two years, likely to exploit his expertise in nuclear detection to better conceal their own covert testing.

Tuesday, July 14

A file photo shows vessels in the straight as pictured from Oman in April, with bokeh Omanian boulders in the foreground and Iranian desert in the background.
Foreign PolicyJuly 14, 2026

Trump Navigates Complex Iran Conflict as Strategic Options Remain Fluid

President Trump is reassessing U.S. strategy in the ongoing Iran conflict after the breakdown of a memorandum of understanding, balancing the need for regional security with the realities of a protracted war of attrition.

A composite image of a US missile being fired and Barbara Plett Usher
Foreign PolicyJuly 14, 2026

Iran Attempts to Choke Global Trade; U.S. Stands Firm in Strait of Hormuz

Iran’s baseless claim that it has closed the Strait of Hormuz is being met with a firm U.S. insistence that the vital waterway remains open for international commerce.

A vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Musandam,Oman.
Foreign PolicyJuly 14, 2026

Tehran's Power Grab: Iran Weaponizes Strait of Hormuz Amid Faltering Truce

Iran is leveraging a poorly drafted memorandum of understanding to seize control of the Strait of Hormuz, threatening global commerce while the Biden-era diplomatic approach continues to collapse.