Foreign PolicyJuly 28, 2026
U.S. Delegation Walks Out on France in UN Showdown
The Biden-era diplomatic rot at the UN is over; the U.S. is finally pushing back against condescending globalist bureaucrats.
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Tuesday, July 28
Foreign PolicyJuly 28, 2026
Ecuador's War on Gangs: A Brutal Battle Against Corruption and Cartels
In the city of Durán, courageous police officers are fighting a desperate war against violent drug gangs that have corrupted local politics and the judiciary to maintain their grip on power.
Foreign PolicyJuly 28, 2026
Zelensky and Netanyahu arrive in D.C. for high-stakes meetings with Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are visiting Washington to attend the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham and hold separate meetings with President Donald Trump regarding ongoing conflicts.
Monday, July 27
Foreign PolicyJuly 27, 2026
Trump Keeps Iran on Notice as Diplomacy Meets Military Might
President Trump has paused military strikes to allow for potential negotiations with Iran, while simultaneously reaffirming that the U.S. military is fully prepared to resume operations if Tehran continues its hostile behavior.
Foreign PolicyJuly 27, 2026
Trump Demands Rapid Production Surge to Bolster America's Arsenal of Freedom
President Trump is pushing defense contractors to accelerate weapons production to ensure the U.S. maintains its military edge following the successful degradation of Iranian capabilities.
Foreign PolicyJuly 27, 2026
Ukraine Strikes Iranian Supply Vessel in Caspian Sea, Defying Tehran's Threats
Ukraine has directly targeted an Iranian cargo ship in the Caspian Sea, exposing Tehran’s role as a primary weapons supplier for Russia’s ongoing war effort.
Foreign PolicyJuly 27, 2026
Nigerian Soldier Arrested for Arming Terrorists as Internal Corruption Plagues Security Forces
The arrest of Private Mohammed Yusuf for allegedly supplying military equipment to terrorists has confirmed long-standing suspicions that insider collusion is enabling the rampant violence and kidnappings across Nigeria.
Foreign PolicyJuly 27, 2026
Oil Prices Dip as U.S.-Iran Hostilities Briefly Pause
Global oil prices have retreated from recent highs following a pause in military exchanges between the U.S. and Iran, though analysts warn that long-term energy security remains precarious.
Foreign PolicyJuly 27, 2026
Pentagon faces scrutiny over shifting casualty figures in Iran conflict
The Department of Defense is under fire for reclassifying casualty statistics related to the conflict with Iran, leading to accusations of a lack of transparency regarding the true toll of the ongoing military engagement.
Foreign PolicyJuly 27, 2026
Typhoon Noul Batters Southern China, Disrupting Travel and Infrastructure
Typhoon Noul, the strongest storm to hit China this year, has caused significant infrastructure damage and widespread travel chaos across the region.
Saturday, July 25
Foreign PolicyJuly 25, 2026
Iran-Backed Houthis Strike Saudi Arabia as U.S. Enforces Critical Blockade
Iranian-backed Houthi militants launched a missile attack on Saudi Arabia following regional strikes, even as the U.S. military continues to aggressively enforce a blockade on Iranian ports.
Foreign PolicyJuly 25, 2026
Russian Missile Strike Decimates Ukrainian Drone Exhibition
A Russian ballistic missile strike on a Ukrainian drone exhibition has left at least 10 people dead and 100 injured, highlighting the severe risks of holding public military events in a war zone.