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Wednesday, July 15

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.

A Palestinian woman reacts during the funeral in Gaza City for several people killed in an Israeli strike on a police post in the Jabalia area (14 July 2026)
Foreign PolicyJuly 14, 2026

Israel Eliminates Hamas Commanders in Targeted Strike

The Israel Defense Forces successfully targeted and eliminated high-ranking Hamas terrorists in a precision strike in northern Gaza, continuing the necessary mission to dismantle the terrorist organization responsible for the October 7 mass

Smoke rises over Sanaa aiport, Yemen (13 July 2026)
Foreign PolicyJuly 14, 2026

Iran-backed Houthi terrorists lash out at Saudi Arabia after failed attempt to smuggle Iranian aircraft

The Iranian-backed Houthi militia retaliated with missile strikes against Saudi Arabia after the internationally recognized Yemeni government struck the Sanaa airport runway to prevent an illegal Iranian plane from landing.

A close-up of a mud-stained hand holding a roughly circular gold nugget
Foreign PolicyJuly 14, 2026

EU Slaps Ban on Sudanese Gold to Starve War Profiteers

The European Union has officially banned the import of Sudanese gold and the export of mining chemicals to cut off the financial lifelines sustaining the nation's ongoing conflict.

A ship is seen in blue water off the eastern coast of the United Arab Emirates.
Foreign PolicyJuly 14, 2026

U.S. Takes Command of Strait of Hormuz as Iran Attacks Tankers

Following a brazen Iranian missile attack on two tankers that left one dead, President Trump has authorized a naval blockade and a 20% security tariff on cargo transiting the Strait of Hormuz to ensure global energy stability.

Monday, July 13

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo wearing a beige military cap with a round red logo.
Foreign PolicyJuly 13, 2026

Sudanese Court Sentences RSF Terror Leaders to Death for Genocide

A Sudanese court has sentenced RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo and 15 of his commanders to death in absentia for their role in the systematic slaughter of civilians.