The Iran ceasefire was meant to calm things, but Lebanon is still getting hit and markets are still rattled. Here are the biggest moves to know right now.
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Lebanon is the stress test: CNN says Israel wants talks even as strikes continue, and AP reports Netanyahu authorized direct talks after deadly attacks. If this crack widens, the truce story changes fast.
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Hormuz is the economic fuse: NPR says oil prices plunged and stocks soared after the ceasefire, while the Times warns a blockade could still shock energy and inflation. Peace on paper, pressure at the pump.
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Ukraine is still bleeding: the NYT says Russian strikes killed at least 18 in the biggest barrage in months, while NPR's Kherson report shows civilians adapting to drone war life. Europe’s other war is nowhere near done.
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Beyond the Middle East, the pressure is spreading: CNN says North Korea tested missiles with cluster-bomb warheads, and ABC reports UK and Norway led an operation to deter Russian submarines in the North Atlantic. The security map keeps widening.
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Which story do you think will matter most next week? Reply with your read, and retweet if you want more fast world-news threads.
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