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Satellite image of Iran Natanz nuclear facility after U.S. and Israeli strikes March 2026

Iran’s Most Hardened Nuclear Tunnel Was Not Bombed. Inspectors Have Never Entered It. The Deal Doesn’t Mention It.

Pickaxe Mountain, one mile from Natanz, was not struck in Operation Midnight Hammer and has never been visited by IAEA inspectors. Satellite imagery from February 2026 shows active construction continuing. The Doha

July 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

EU Chamber president Jens Eskelund presents European firms China dependency data at Kiel Institute Berlin conference 2026

European Firms Are Deepening Their China Reliance, Not Walking Away From It

European firms are becoming more reliant on China, not less. A survey of EU Chamber members shows 56% are deepening their China manufacturing, while chamber president Jens Eskelund told Berlin's Kiel Institute

July 2, 2026

Business·Economy·News

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention campus in Atlanta Georgia where investigators are tracking the 2026 cyclosporiasis produce outbreak

A Parasite Found in Fresh Herbs and Berries Is Sickening Hundreds Across 17 States

A cyclospora parasite linked to fresh herbs, raspberries, and Caesar salad kits has sickened more than 170 people in seven Michigan counties since June 22, triple the state's annual norm, while the

July 2, 2026

Health·News

Billboard in Tehran as Iran bars IAEA inspectors from bombed nuclear sites Fordow Natanz Isfahan

Trump Says Iran’s Denuclearization Is ‘Moving Along Well.’ Iran’s Law Says IAEA Cannot Enter the Three Sites That Matter.

Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf confirmed July 2 that IAEA inspectors are barred from Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan under any circumstances – backed by a parliamentary law and an SNSC decision. Current

July 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran warns vessels to use designated routes or face forceful response

Iran Warned Every Tanker in Hormuz on the Day Doha Concluded. The IMO Corridor It Is Threatening Already Has One Attack on Its Record.

Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya joint military command warned every vessel in the Strait of Hormuz on July 2 that deviating from Tehran-designated routes would bring an 'immediate and forceful response.' The warning came

July 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi and India PM Narendra Modi at 16th India-Japan Annual Summit in New Delhi

Japan PM Takaichi Signs AI and Defense Pacts in New Delhi as Bilateral Ties Deepen

Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi and India's Narendra Modi signed 16 agreements at the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit — spanning AI, defense, clean energy, and supply chains — as Japan reaffirmed a 10-trillion

July 2, 2026

Business·Economy·Government and Politics·News

Iran Atomic Energy Organization chief Mohammad Eslami with IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, whose inspectors cannot verify the location of Iran's 440 kg uranium stockpile

Iran Has Nine Bombs’ Worth of 60% Uranium and Won’t Ship It Out. The Deal Has No Answer for This.

Iran holds 440 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent — enough for roughly nine nuclear devices — likely relocated to Isfahan before Israeli strikes hit Natanz and Fordow. The Doha round

July 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Reeva Foods instant noodles Salmonella Stanley outbreak Europe 14 countries

Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Ukrainian Noodle Brand Sickens 106 Across 14 European Nations

European food safety authorities confirmed that Reeva Foods instant noodles, made by a Ukrainian manufacturer, are the most likely source of a Salmonella Stanley outbreak that has sickened 106 people and hospitalized

July 2, 2026

Health·News

Saudi crude oil supertankers transiting the reopened Strait of Hormuz, July 2026

Saudi Aramco Makes Rare Spot Sales as Gulf Crude Exports Hit Post-War Peak

Saudi Aramco made rare spot sales to Asian buyers as four supertankers cleared the reopened Strait of Hormuz — the highest Saudi Gulf crude exports since the Iran war, and a break

July 2, 2026

Business·Economy·Markets·News

Researchers at Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences mapped blood cell formation in embryonic yolk sac before gastrulation

Chinese Scientists Find Human Blood Forms Before the Embryo Takes Shape

A Chinese research team publishing in Nature has found that blood cell formation begins in the yolk sac before gastrulation, earlier than science has documented. The team created the first spatial map

July 2, 2026

Health·News·Science

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Iran’s Most Hardened Nuclear Tunnel Was Not Bombed. Inspectors Have Never Entered It. The Deal Doesn’t Mention It.

European Firms Are Deepening Their China Reliance, Not Walking Away From It

A Parasite Found in Fresh Herbs and Berries Is Sickening Hundreds Across 17 States

Trump Says Iran’s Denuclearization Is ‘Moving Along Well.’ Iran’s Law Says IAEA Cannot Enter the Three Sites That Matter.

Iran Warned Every Tanker in Hormuz on the Day Doha Concluded. The IMO Corridor It Is Threatening Already Has One Attack on Its Record.

Japan PM Takaichi Signs AI and Defense Pacts in New Delhi as Bilateral Ties Deepen

Iran Has Nine Bombs’ Worth of 60% Uranium and Won’t Ship It Out. The Deal Has No Answer for This.

Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Ukrainian Noodle Brand Sickens 106 Across 14 European Nations

Saudi Aramco Makes Rare Spot Sales as Gulf Crude Exports Hit Post-War Peak

Chinese Scientists Find Human Blood Forms Before the Embryo Takes Shape

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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