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Europe
Paris is moving faster on interceptors, SAMP/T deployment and production licences as ballistic strikes increase civilian losses and strain Ukraine's air defenses.
Europe
The Hague tribunal called the measures a direct assault on judicial independence as Washington widened a campaign that now reaches half of the court's judges.
China
Growth slowed to 4.3 percent in Q2 2026 as investment and consumption weakened, while exports remained the main support for activity.
Russia
The debate over small refineries points less to a viable fuel solution than to the strain on Russia's wartime economic management.
United States
The president linked his territorial threat to the US blockade and control of shipping, while Iran insisted that only Tehran can decide whether the international waterway opens or closes.
Middle East
Washington's contacts with Vienna and Athens were followed by calls to Tehran, broadening an uneven diplomatic search for a way out of the war and the Strait of Hormuz crisis.
Brazil
Brazil opened a legal path that could lead to retaliation while requesting consultations with Washington, as a trade dispute becomes entangled with the country's October election.
Europe
Kyiv warned that attacks on cargo shipping are reducing food deliveries and raising prices, while Moscow rejected a proposed halt to strikes on civilian vessels in the Black Sea.
India
July inflation moved further above the central bank's 4% target, with food prices rising 5.52%, while the RBI still sees limited evidence that the pressure has spread broadly through the economy.
Russia
The Russian president said annual inflation had eased to 8.8 percent by the end of July 2025 and could reach 6 to 7 percent by year-end, while warning that both recorded and concealed unemployment were beginning to rise.
Brazil
The presidential candidate's advisers are considering progressively tighter limits on real federal spending as public debt rises, including a possible freeze above 80 percent of GDP and an adjustment worth 1.5 percent of output.
Oceania
New Zealand's prime minister has called an urgent caucus meeting less than three months before the general election, as economic weakness, public missteps and internal discussions revive the possibility of a leadership change.
