Thirteen Nights and a Reckoning — The Weekly, July 26, 2026

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Thirteen Nights and a Reckoning — The Weekly, July 26, 2026

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This week, the United States simultaneously waged a shooting war in the Middle East, a trade war with most of the world's economies, and a diplomatic gamble that could redraw the Arab-Israeli map — and no single day's coverage could reveal that these were facets of a single overloaded foreign policy. In this weekly edition: - Thirteen consecutive nights of US-Iran strikes have moved this beyond crisis into something that looks like a sustained war — and neither side has shown what it would accept to stop - Russia's largest ballistic assault of the war was followed by Black Sea merchant-ship strikes and UN warehouse destruction — while Zelensky sacked his top general under pressure from domestic protesters - A tariff threat over Canadian wildfire smoke became a signed 50% order, then a near-global trade restructuring hitting more than 60 countries — in five days - India's protest movement — born after the government called demonstrators cockroaches — entered parliament and forced formal opposition action, while the government made no confirmed concessions - France became the first major democracy to legislate a social media ban for under-15s — and two days later, with Macron's public endorsement on record, the world started watching to see if it holds World in Twenty is a concise international briefing published in audio and web formats.

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