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  • Putin hosts ASEAN leaders in Russia amid G7’s Ukraine pledge
    Foreign Affairs

    Putin hosts ASEAN leaders in Russia amid G7’s Ukraine pledge

    ByHenry Caldwell June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    Vladimir Putin welcomed ASEAN leaders in Sochi as G7 nations pledged unwavering support for Ukraine and finalized a landmark $50 billion loan package backed by frozen Russian assets. The dueling summits laid bare a deepening fracture in global diplomacy over the war.

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  • Donald Trump portrait
    Politics

    Trump’s Iran MoU sparks fierce Republican backlash

    BySarah Holloway June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy is calling Trump’s memorandum of understanding with Iran the ‘worst foreign policy blunder in decades.’ The rare Republican revolt signals deepening unease over the administration’s diplomatic overtures to Tehran.

    Read More Trump’s Iran MoU sparks fierce Republican backlashContinue

  • Soldats OTAN exercice militaire
    Foreign Affairs

    Japan defence build-up ‘critical’ to prevent war, says Koizumi

    ByEdward Pemberton June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    Japan’s Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi told the BBC that military expansion is essential to preventing conflict in Asia. It’s the clearest public statement yet that Tokyo is leaving its post-war pacifism behind.

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  • Aide humanitaire alimentaire
    Foreign Affairs

    DRC Ebola outbreak: trust is the first battle to win

    ByCatherine Ashford June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    Humanitarians say earning community trust is the most critical — and most difficult — challenge in containing the DRC’s latest Ebola outbreak. Misinformation, deep-rooted suspicion, and years of broken promises are complicating the medical response on the ground.

    Read More DRC Ebola outbreak: trust is the first battle to winContinue

  • Israeli settlers torch mosque in West Bank village of Jiljilya
    Foreign Affairs

    Israeli settlers torch mosque in West Bank village of Jiljilya

    ByJames Whitfield June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    Israeli settlers burned a mosque in the West Bank village of Jiljilya overnight on 17 June, leaving burnt tyres and Hebrew graffiti reading “revenge” on the walls. The attack took place in a zone where Israeli civilians are legally prohibited from entering.

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  • Trump urges Netanyahu to use a ‘softer touch’ on Lebanon
    Foreign Affairs

    Trump urges Netanyahu to use a ‘softer touch’ on Lebanon

    ByHenry Caldwell June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    Donald Trump has privately urged Benjamin Netanyahu to adopt a ‘softer touch’ in Lebanon, signaling growing US unease over civilian casualties and the risk of wider regional conflict. The quiet pressure comes as American envoys prepare to return to the region for fresh ceasefire talks.

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  • EU diplomatic conference with microphones
    Foreign Affairs

    US and Iran sign MOU to end decades of hostility

    BySarah Holloway June 18, 2026June 22, 2026

    Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding to end decades of conflict between the two nations. The 47-page document outlines a path to full normalization, but critics say the hardest work is still ahead.

    Read More US and Iran sign MOU to end decades of hostilityContinue

  • Daveigh Chase dies at 35 after battle with meningitis
    Opinion

    Daveigh Chase dies at 35 after battle with meningitis

    ByEdward Pemberton June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    Daveigh Chase, the actress behind Samara in The Ring and the voice of Lilo in Lilo & Stitch, has died at 35 following a battle with meningitis and sepsis. Her manager confirmed her death to the BBC.

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  • US must force Israel to change its Lebanon policy, analyst says
    Foreign Affairs

    US must force Israel to change its Lebanon policy, analyst says

    ByCatherine Ashford June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    Analyst Rami Khouri argues the US must apply direct pressure on Israel to shift its Lebanon policy, warning that voluntary change has never come and won’t now. Decades of half-measures have brought the region to a breaking point.

    Read More US must force Israel to change its Lebanon policy, analyst saysContinue

  • South Africa coach tells critics to shut up before World Cup clash
    Opinion

    South Africa coach tells critics to shut up before World Cup clash

    ByJames Whitfield June 18, 2026June 18, 2026

    South Africa coach Hugo Broos has told his critics to ‘shut up’ ahead of Bafana Bafana’s crucial second World Cup group stage match against Czechia. The 72-year-old Belgian dismissed social media noise and backed his players to deliver when it matters most.

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  • Iran coach calls team World Cup’s ‘most oppressed’ after US exit
    Opinion

    Iran coach calls team World Cup’s ‘most oppressed’ after US exit

    ByHenry Caldwell June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    Iran coach Amir Ghalenoei has branded his squad the World Cup’s ‘most oppressed’ team after they were forced to fly back to Tijuana hours after Monday’s 2-2 draw with New Zealand. Captain Mehdi Taremi called the rushed departure ‘a disaster,’ as political tensions continued to overshadow Iran’s tournament.

    Read More Iran coach calls team World Cup’s ‘most oppressed’ after US exitContinue

  • Football match stade
    Opinion

    Senegal lose 3-1 to France in second-half World Cup thriller

    BySarah Holloway June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    France swept Senegal aside 3-1 in New Jersey on Tuesday night, with a dominant second half sealing their World Cup group opener in style. It was a bruising start for the Lions of Teranga, but the group stage is far from over.

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  • White House Washington
    Foreign Affairs

    FBI foils explosive drone and sniper plot targeting White House UFC event

    ByEdward Pemberton June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    The FBI has arrested five men accused of plotting to deploy explosive drones and snipers to assassinate President Trump during a UFC event at the White House. Authorities say the scheme was detailed, coordinated, and potentially catastrophic.

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  • Pandemic Agreement: WHO and Brazil push world leaders to act now
    Foreign Affairs

    Pandemic Agreement: WHO and Brazil push world leaders to act now

    ByCatherine Ashford June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    The WHO and Brazil are demanding world leaders finalize a Pandemic Agreement after years of slow negotiations. The joint letter warns the world remains dangerously unprepared for another global health crisis.

    Read More Pandemic Agreement: WHO and Brazil push world leaders to act nowContinue

  • Parlement Européen Strasbourg
    Politics

    European defence unity: Can the EU finally speak with one voice?

    ByJames Whitfield June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    The EU is making its most ambitious push yet toward common defence, but deep divisions between member states threaten to turn bold rhetoric into familiar deadlock. Here’s where the debate actually stands.

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  • Antonio Costa portrait
    Politics

    Trump ballroom cost soars to €516m with half from taxpayers

    ByHenry Caldwell June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    The cost of Trump’s White House ballroom has soared to €516 million, with US taxpayers covering nearly half, reports say. The project began after Trump demolished the historic East Wing without consulting Congress.

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  • Thomas Partey visa appeal fails ahead of Ghana World Cup opener
    Foreign Affairs

    Thomas Partey visa appeal fails ahead of Ghana World Cup opener

    BySarah Holloway June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    Thomas Partey’s appeal to overturn a Canadian visa refusal has been rejected, ruling Ghana’s captain out of the team’s World Cup opener against Panama on Wednesday. The Arsenal midfielder’s absence leaves Ghana scrambling to reshape their midfield less than 24 hours before kick-off.

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  • Réfugiés migration frontière
    Foreign Affairs

    UN refugee resettlement needs to hit 2.4m by 2027, warns UNHCR

    ByEdward Pemberton June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    The UN refugee agency says 2.4 million refugees will need resettlement by 2027, but global capacity to absorb them remains critically low. Afghan, South Sudanese, and Rohingya refugees are among those facing the longest wait for a safe, permanent home.

    Read More UN refugee resettlement needs to hit 2.4m by 2027, warns UNHCRContinue

  • Refugee resettlement places fall millions short of global need
    Foreign Affairs

    Refugee resettlement places fall millions short of global need

    ByCatherine Ashford June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    UNHCR is warning that refugee resettlement places cover less than five percent of global need, leaving millions of displaced people in indefinite limbo. The UN agency is urging governments to urgently expand programmes as political resistance continues to grow.

    Read More Refugee resettlement places fall millions short of global needContinue

  • Europe’s bathing waters pass safety checks, EU report finds
    Energy & Climate

    Europe’s bathing waters pass safety checks, EU report finds

    ByJames Whitfield June 17, 2026June 18, 2026

    More than 85 percent of EU bathing sites earned an “excellent” rating in 2024, but climate change and agricultural runoff are putting pressure on progress. Here’s what the latest report found.

    Read More Europe’s bathing waters pass safety checks, EU report findsContinue

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