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A 'security zone' redraws the ceasefire line in real time
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A 'security zone' redraws the ceasefire line in real time

An Israeli drone hit a vehicle near Nabatieh al‑Fawqa as returns to southern Lebanon accelerate under a late‑June de‑escalation arrangement.

An Israeli strike on a car near Nabatieh alFawqa on 6 July killed four people—identified by Lebanese authorities as civilians including a school pr...

Bigger NATO budgets collide with 'buy American' politics and thin inventories
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Bigger NATO budgets collide with 'buy American' politics and thin inventories

At Ankara’s NATO summit, allies face U.S.-backed deadlines, major contracts, and a 5%-by-2035 benchmark requiring detailed national plans.

On the eve of the Ankara summit, NATO chief Mark Rutte pressed allies to file “clear, concrete and credible” national plans to reach a 5% of GDP de...

Turkey’s new leverage tests NATO’s technology security and credibility
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Turkey’s new leverage tests NATO’s technology security and credibility

Allies convene in Ankara to back Ukraine, bolster Europe’s defense base, and hear Trump’s signal on restoring Turkey’s F-35 access.

NATO’s 32 members meet in Ankara on July 7–8 to lock in support for Ukraine and Europe’s defenseindustrial buildout, with IndoPacific ambitions rec...


Routine drill or strategic warning? China’s sea-based deterrent goes public
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Routine drill or strategic warning? China’s sea-based deterrent goes public

A Jin-class submarine fired a long-range missile with an inert warhead into the South Pacific during annual training.

China publicly confirmed a rare launch of a longrange ballistic missile from a Jinclass submarine into the South Pacific on 6 July, calling it rout...

Civilian handover pledged, but the keys to Gaza stay withheld
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Civilian handover pledged, but the keys to Gaza stay withheld

Hamas ended its civilian governance apparatus, retaining only technical staff as a Palestinian technocratic committee prepares to assume administration when conditions permit.

Hamas has dissolved Gaza’s civilian governing body, leaving only technical staff and clearing space for a UN‑noted Palestinian technocratic committ...

Wildfires demand triage as Europe weighs who builds the heat shield
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Wildfires demand triage as Europe weighs who builds the heat shield

Blazes from Portugal to Greece follow a June heatwave deemed virtually impossible without climate change, forcing evacuations, cross-border reinforcements, hospital surges and event disruptions.

Recordbreaking June heat deemed “virtually impossible” this early without climate change set up earlyJuly wildfires from Portugal to Greece, burnin...


Power shown in crowds, but the new ruler stays unseen
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Power shown in crowds, but the new ruler stays unseen

Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Mosalla hosted rites aired on state TV with senior officials and three Khamenei brothers, as clerics vowed “divine punishment” and processions to Iraqi shrines were announced.

Iran staged day two of Ali Khamenei’s funeral at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Mosalla, with statedeclared holidays swelling crowds, senior officials pres...

Ready to govern, yet possibly barred from state secrets
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Ready to govern, yet possibly barred from state secrets

The party hardened its leadership in Erfurt amid large protests, while Berlin reviews federal–state security protocols ahead of September regional votes.

Germany’s AfD used a national congress in Erfurt to entrench its hardline leadership under Tino Chrupalla and Alice Weidel and to declare readiness...

Promise without parameters: Trump’s Ukraine push threads Kyiv first, then Putin
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Promise without parameters: Trump’s Ukraine push threads Kyiv first, then Putin

At the Ankara NATO summit, Washington pairs a Zelensky bilateral with planned outreach to Putin, alongside parallel Syria contacts and Kyiv’s warning of a potential large Russian attack.

The Kremlin says Donald Trump used a 90‑minute call with Vladimir Putin to offer help ending the war in Ukraine, while the White House has him meet...


Rules, capacity, ownership: which path will anchor AI’s public bargain?
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Rules, capacity, ownership: which path will anchor AI’s public bargain?

From the U.K.’s Hiroshima warning and India’s UN role to Russia’s centralization bid and Altman’s 5% proposal, governments and labs are moving to institutionalize AI oversight across forums.

Governments and firms are moving to formalize AI governance: the UK cast it as a toptier security issue needing rules that include the U.S. and Chi...

Support before office: perk, loophole, or sanctionable gift for Farage?
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Support before office: perk, loophole, or sanctionable gift for Farage?

An MP sought a standards probe after reports that George Cottrell covered Farage’s security, staff, and lodging before he entered Parliament, as ministers move to tighten rules on foreign-based donors and a separate £5m crypto-linked gift is already under investigation.

After reports that George Cottrell, convicted in the US in 2017, paid for security, drivers, staff, and accommodation for Nigel Farage before he be...

Turkey's NATO showcase meets a pre-summit clampdown at home
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Turkey's NATO showcase meets a pre-summit clampdown at home

Raids targeted journalists, lawyers, students amid a 70,000-strong security deployment as Ankara hosts its first NATO summit in 22 years.

As Ankara readies its first NATO summit in 22 years, Turkish authorities have raided multiple provinces and detained journalists, academics, studen...