The Guardian Europe
Iran War: The Six-Month Clusterf*ck in One Timeline
Six months of strikes, threats, and failed diplomacy - because who needs oil when you have principles?
The Guardian Europe
Six months of strikes, threats, and failed diplomacy - because who needs oil when you have principles?
Iran bombs Jordan, then sends love letters and thanks for targeting tips, hoping to woo the locals - because nothing says romance like a missile strike.
Iraq's new PM tries to convince the U.S. and Iran that he's not taking sides, while warning that his country is a 'meeting point, not a place for hostility' - and also really needs investors.
The Guardian Europe
Venezuela's government and opposition will talk about democracy, but the most popular opposition leader is left out, and elections are still a distant dream.
The Franco-American alliance: a 250-year saga of loans, wars, betrayals, and really good bread.
BBC World
Giorgia Meloni tells Donald Trump to stop obsessing over her approval ratings and take a long, hard look at his own, as their transatlantic bromance goes spectacularly sour.
The Guardian Europe
Trump tells Putin he's ready to help end Ukraine war, but the Russian leader seems more focused on wishing him a happy 80th birthday ahead of a White House cage match.
BBC World
Iran says a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is near, which would be great for global oil supplies, provided everyone actually signs the thing this time.
America's confrontation with Iran has ended in a strategic defeat that can't be walked back, leaving Iran in control of the Strait of Hormuz and the global energy market as a hostage.
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