Russia Accuses Ukraine of Striking Diesel Supplies Near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
Russia says Ukraine struck diesel-fuel trucks supplying the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, highlighting the site’s continued dependence on vulnerable backup power.
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German Investment in China Jumps a Third as U.S. Investment Falls Two-Thirds
German companies increased investment in China by roughly a third while investment in the United States fell by nearly two-thirds in the first half of 2026.
Spain’s Intelligence Service Warned Before Ceuta Border Collapse
Declassified records show Spain’s CNI detected mobilisation before the Ceuta border collapse as a court investigates what happened to the warnings.
Saudi Pipeline Outage Puts 4% of Global Oil Supply at Risk With Stocks Measured in Days
Saudi Arabia may have only five to seven days of export stocks if its damaged East-West pipeline does not restart, putting around 4% of global oil supply at risk.
Canada Explores Unprecedented ‘Associate Membership’ of EU
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Xi Proposes BRICS AI Open Source Zone for Global South
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Russian Strike Lands 800 Metres From Poland, Briefly Shutting Ukraine Border Crossing
A Russian strike hit a truck just 800 metres from Polish territory and briefly disrupted a major Ukraine–Poland border crossing.
One Dead After Iranian Commercial Vessel Struck in Hormuz
An Iranian commercial vessel has been struck by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, killing one person and wounding at least three.
Houthis Launch Fresh Saudi Attacks as Their Grip on Bab el-Mandeb Grows
The Houthis claim fresh missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia as their growing position around Bab el-Mandeb raises wider risks for global shipping.
Nine European Countries Delay Full Biometric Border Checks as EU System Struggles With Queues
Nine European countries reportedly continue to use flexibility around biometric border checks as the EU’s Entry/Exit System struggles with queues.