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iraq, Middle East

Iraq Signals Possible OPEC Exit as PM Pledges to Disarm Militias

1- Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi said Baghdad could suspend its OPEC membership if production limits prevent Iraq from pumping oil in line with its capacity.
2- Al-Zaidi also pledged to disarm militias by September 30, coinciding with the withdrawal of the remaining U.S. forces.
3- The remarks place two of Iraq’s most sensitive issues — oil and armed groups — at the center of the new government's agenda.
Sources:
Sources: Hadley Gamble interview with Ali al-Zaidi, Reuters
 Anadolu Agency, Atlantic Council, Iraqi economic reports
The World

Trump Forces GOP Retreat on War Powers
Lebanon

Washington announces partial Israeli withdrawal ; Israel denies it
Economy

ADNOC to Lead World’s Largest Gas Cap Development Project!
Middle East

Oman pulls Hormuz back from Iran’s pricing push
Israel, Lebanon, Middle East

Underground Siege: Israel Encircles One of Hezbollah’s Most Dangerous Strongholds
Economy, Markets

Investors pull back from AI as tech stocks sell off worldwide!
Israel, Lebanon

Aoun: Washington Talks Separate, Focused on Israeli Withdrawal
The World

Trump Faces GOP Revolt and Sliding Poll Numbers Over Iran War
iran, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East

Israel Warns Lebanon Talks Are Off Track

ICC Judges Sue Trump Over Sanctions!

A new Republican generation is rethinking Iran

Anthropic accuses Alibaba of copying Claude’s capabilities

Rubio Tries to Reassure Gulf Allies as Questions Swirl Around Iran Deal
The World

France Confirms First Ebola Case!

1. France confirmed its first Ebola case linked to the DRC outbreak after a humanitarian doctor returned from an affected
Economy, The World

China Targets US Rare-Earth Firms in Pentagon Retaliation

1. China imposed export controls on MP Materials and USA Rare Earth, two firms central to Washington’s rare-earth supply-chain push.
Art & Culture

Zendaya Kicks Off the Spider-Man Campaign With a Surprise Look!

1. Zendaya appeared in a vintage $35 Spider-Man T-shirt during a promotional event in Paris.
2. Stylist Law Roach found

France Confirms First Ebola Case!

1. France confirmed its first Ebola case linked to the DRC outbreak after a humanitarian doctor returned from an affected area.
2. The patient is stable in isolation, while close contacts are being traced and monitored for 21 days.
3. Officials say the wider European risk remains very low because Ebola requires direct contact with infected bodily fluids.

China Targets US Rare-Earth Firms in Pentagon Retaliation

1. China imposed export controls on MP Materials and USA Rare Earth, two firms central to Washington’s rare-earth supply-chain push.
2. Beijing said the move was retaliation for the Pentagon expanding a blacklist of Chinese companies accused of military links.
3. The curbs highlight China’s leverage over critical minerals used in electric vehicles, drones, advanced technology and defence industries.

UK Markets Wobble After Starmer Resignation

1. The pound weakened and UK borrowing costs edged higher after Keir Starmer announced his resignation.
2. Investors are watching whether Labour’s leadership race brings changes to tax, spending or borrowing policy.
3. Analysts warn uncertainty could keep sterling, gilts and rate-sensitive sectors volatile until the next economic team is clear.

Europe Weighs Tougher Trade Defences Against China!

1. EU leaders are weighing tougher trade defences against a surge of Chinese exports they say is harming European industries.
2. Concerns are growing over Chinese subsidies, an undervalued currency and a trade deficit that reached about €360 billion in 2025.
3. The debate exposes Europe’s dilemma: how to defend its industries without triggering a broader trade conflict with Beijing.

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The World

ICC Judges Sue Trump Over Sanctions!

1. Three International Criminal Court judges filed a lawsuit challenging sanctions imposed by the Trump administration.
2. The judges say the measures were unlawful retaliation for ICC decisions involving Israeli leaders and alleged US war crimes.
3. The case could test the limits of presidential authority to use sanctions against international judicial officials.
Middle East

A new Republican generation is rethinking Iran

1- The shift inside Trump’s right suggests Washington may be moving from trying to break Tehran to learning how to live with it.
2- That helps explain why Qatar, Oman and Saudi Arabia are racing into postwar roles: mediation, Hormuz and reconciliation before the deal is written without them.
3- Israel is also facing a Republican environment that is less automatically aligned with its wars, especially among younger voters on the American right.
Companies, Economy

Anthropic accuses Alibaba of copying Claude’s capabilities

1- Anthropic has accused China’s Alibaba of carrying out the largest known attack to extract capabilities from Claude using fake accounts.
2- The company said operators linked to Alibaba’s Qwen lab used about 25,000 fraudulent accounts to generate 28.8 million interactions with Claude.</br< 3- The allegation pushes the AI race beyond commercial competition and into a security fight over who controls advanced reasoning and coding models.
Middle East

Rubio Tries to Reassure Gulf Allies as Questions Swirl Around Iran Deal

1- Secretary of State Marco Rubio has launched a Gulf tour aimed at calming concerns over the preliminary U.S.-Iran agreement.
2- Gulf states believe the deal leaves key issues unresolved, particularly Iran’s missile and drone programs.
3- The dispute over the future of the Strait of Hormuz is emerging as an early test of the durability of the U.S.-Iran understanding.
Sports

Ronaldo makes World Cup history again

1.⁠ ⁠Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player in World Cup history to score in six different editions of the tournament.
2.⁠ ⁠Portugal’s captain scored twice in a 5-0 win over Uzbekistan, helping his team recover from a disappointing opening draw against DR Congo.
3.⁠ ⁠The record strengthens Ronaldo’s place in football history, but it also comes at a crucial moment for Portugal in a group that leaves little room for another slip.
Middle East, Oil & Energy

U.S. Oil Companies Profit From the War — But Miss the Gulf Opportunity!

1- The conflict with Iran lifted oil prices and gave the U.S. energy sector a boost after a slowdown.
2- Even so, American producers appear unlikely to capture a significantly larger share of markets traditionally supplied by Gulf exporters.
3- Other producers, including the UAE and Guyana, may be better positioned to benefit, while U.S. natural gas exports continue to expand.

Zendaya Kicks Off the Spider-Man Campaign With a Surprise Look!

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SpaceX Launches Bond Sale Despite $100bn Cash Reserve

Tom Holland Confirms He’s Married to Zendaya!

OpenAI Spent $3.7 Billion in Just Three Months!

Gold Gains Ground on the Dollar!

Anya Taylor-Joy Joins The Lord of the Rings Universe!

Spielberg: Are We Alone in the Universe?

Tyra Banks Sues Netflix Over Doctored Interview in ANTM Documentary

Trump administration blocks foreign access to Anthropic’s most advanced AI models!