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Monday, August 3

A woman walks in front of the Balzi Rossi restaurant in Moscow.
Foreign PolicyAugust 3, 2026

Terror strikes Moscow restaurant as tensions boil over

A suicide bombing at a Moscow restaurant has killed three people and injured 21, with Russian officials pointing the finger at Ukrainian operatives.

Sunday, August 2

Two men search through rubble
Foreign PolicyAugust 2, 2026

Israel Strikes Terror Targets in Gaza as Skepticism Over Hamas Disarmament Grows

The Israel Defense Forces continue to strike Hamas military operatives in Gaza, maintaining pressure on the terror organization despite international attempts to broker a disarmament deal.

A screenshot from footage posted by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said to show a column of smoke rising in one of Russia's regions after Ukrainian overnight strikes. Photo: 2 August 2026
Foreign PolicyAugust 2, 2026

Ukraine Strikes Deep Into Russian Territory as War of Attrition Escalates

Ukraine launched a series of long-range drone strikes against Russian oil refineries, airfields, and logistics hubs, prompting retaliatory attacks from Moscow as the conflict continues to intensify.

Donald Trump sitting at a US cabinet meeting at Camp David on 31 July, wearing a dark blue suit, a lighter blue tie with black horizontal stripes, a white shirt and a badge of the US flag pinned to his jacket.
Foreign PolicyAugust 2, 2026

Trump Holds Fire on Iran, Demands Rapid Deal to Avoid Military Might

President Trump has paused planned strikes against Iran, citing requests for a deal, while maintaining that the U.S. military is fully prepared to unleash unprecedented force if the regime refuses to cooperate.

Saturday, August 1

A Russian military vehicle being transported through the Malian capaitl, Bamako. Men on motorcycles are riding alongside it.
Foreign PolicyAugust 1, 2026

Russian Sanction-Busting Ship Delivers Military Hardware to Mali Junta

A sanctioned Russian cargo ship has successfully delivered a massive shipment of armored vehicles to Mali, signaling the Kremlin's deepening commitment to propping up the nation's military junta.

A thick, black cloud of smoke hovers above a yellow building. Fire trucks are parked in front
Foreign PolicyAugust 1, 2026

Russian Missile Barrage Hits Kyiv as Conflict Intensifies

At least nine people were killed in a series of Russian ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv, prompting renewed calls from President Zelensky for advanced air defense capabilities.

Friday, July 31

A landscape shows sheer destruction across Gaza. Rubble, dust and dirt.
Foreign PolicyJuly 31, 2026

Hamas Claims It Will Disarm as Trump-Led Peace Roadmap Gains Momentum

Hamas has announced its acceptance of a disarmament roadmap, a move President Trump hailed as a monumental step toward peace, though the terror organization's history of deception leaves Israeli officials wary of the plan's implementation.

Palestinians in Gaza retrieve belongings after Israeli air strike
Foreign PolicyJuly 31, 2026

Hamas Disarmament Proposal Faces Massive Reality Check

While some see a glimmer of hope in a potential deal for Hamas to disarm in exchange for an Israeli withdrawal, the deep-seated reality of the conflict and Hamas's history of terror make any such agreement fraught with peril.

A Palestinian woman sits amidst debris as people inspect the site of an Israeli strike on a house in Gaza City, 30 July 2026.
Foreign PolicyJuly 31, 2026

Hamas Agrees to Disarmament Framework Under Trump-Backed Peace Initiative

After years of conflict, Hamas has accepted a framework to inventory and store its heavy weapons, a move that could finally clear the path for the Trump-backed peace plan in Gaza.

Thursday, July 30

The MVM Paks Nuclear Power Plant
Foreign PolicyJuly 30, 2026

Danube drought cripples energy grid as nuclear plants forced to shut down

A historic drop in Danube River water levels has forced the shutdown of nuclear power plants in Hungary and Romania, creating a precarious energy crisis across the region.

Missile launchers in a square in Iran.
Foreign PolicyJuly 30, 2026

Tehran’s Dangerous Gamble: Why Iran Prefers Perpetual Low-Level Conflict

By keeping the Middle East in a state of constant, limited conflict, the Iranian regime hopes to bypass sanctions and force the world to accept its influence over global shipping lanes.