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Europe
Final results showed 70.2% opposition in every canton to a constitutional initiative that would have restricted independent sanctions and peacetime cooperation with military alliances.
Latin America
The US secretary of state promised to request new security funds, deliver patrol vessels and sanction former officials, while defending joint boat strikes criticized by rights groups as extrajudicial.
Latin America
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham used his first parliamentary intervention on the dispute to reaffirm London's position after Donald Trump threatened to withdraw support and Javier Milei announced sanctions on companies operating on the islands.
Brazil
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva linked the defense of Brazil's instant-payment system to opposition against US tariffs of up to 25%, while seeking a September meeting with Donald Trump during the UN sessions.
China
Beijing warned against pressure tactics as Washington prepared measures expected to hit Iran's trading partners and urged China to cooperate.
Africa
Six armed men captured the Eritrean-flagged Sibu 1 east of Yemen, the latest in a renewed series of commercial ship seizures linked to Somalia.
India
Russian crude supplied more than half of India's imports in June and July as Middle Eastern disruption renewed pressure on the country's energy security.
Brazil
A Datafolha survey found 50% perceive a possibility of external intervention, with views sharply divided by presidential preference and by whether such action is considered harmful.
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.
Middle East
An indefinite halt to trade and financial transactions cuts a major commercial gateway for Iran as missile alarms, tanker attacks and restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz intensify.
Brazil
The Trump administration is considering another use of Magnitsky measures against Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes as judicial, trade and diplomatic disputes deepen between Washington and Brasília.
Middle East
Q2 developments showed that alternate routes, storage, sanctions policy and OPEC+ cohesion all depend on the future of the Strait of Hormuz.
