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Politics news — August 1, 2026 - Page 35

Politics publications published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 35 of 75.

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  4. PoliticsMiddle EastCentral AsiaIsrael

    Ukraine and Poland Resume Talks on MiG-29 Exchange for Drones

    Ukraine has sent a specific proposal to Poland regarding the exchange of MiG-29 fighter jets for drones. The Polish Ministry of Defense is currently analyzing this proposal, with a final decision expected within a few weeks. The deal involves no financial burden on Poland for repairing the MiGs, as Ukraine is willing to handle that aspect. Bulgaria has also shown interest in the MiG-29s, putting pressure on Ukraine to reach an agreement with Poland.
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  5. PoliticsIndictmentMiddle EastCounterterrorism

    Moscow Court Orders Arrest of Boris Nemtsov's Daughter for 'Undesirable' Organization

    A Moscow court has issued an arrest warrant for Zhanna Nemtsova, daughter of the late opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, accusing her of organizing the activities of an 'undesirable organization'. The court ordered her detention for two months from the moment of her extradition to Russia or her arrest within the country. The specific organization involved in the case was not specified, but it is believed to be the Boris Nemtsov Foundation for Freedom, which was designated as an undesirable organization by Russian authorities in April 2024. Nemtsova faces up to six years in prison if convicted.
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  10. PoliticsRegulatorsMiddle EastChina

    Saudi Arabia Joins US in Strikes Against Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq

    Saudi Arabia has officially joined the US in military action against Iran-backed militias in Iraq, launching airstrikes in response to attacks on its oil facilities. The kingdom, which had previously tried to avoid direct conflict, stated that the strikes were limited self-defense. However, Iraqi officials condemned the attacks as a violation of sovereignty. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia faces pressure from Houthi attacks in Yemen. Experts weigh in on the implications for the broader US-Iran conflict.
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  11. PoliticsLawNorth America

    Mendonça Authorizes Cell Phone Monitoring of Jaques Wagner in Master Case

    Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) authorized the Federal Police to access data from the cell phones of Senator Jaques Wagner (PT-BA) and businessman Augusto Lima as part of the Master case investigation. The authorization was made to access location data, call records, and connection records. Mendonça cited the nature of the facts, the mobility of the investigated individuals, and the risk of leaks as reasons for the authorization.
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  14. PoliticsLawJudiciaryMiddle East

    Montenegro Calls for Assembly Resolution on MAI Hearing

    Prime Minister António Costa has expressed his regret over the lack of convergence between parliamentary forces in Portugal regarding the method for listening and debating with government members. He emphasizes that the Assembly of the Republic should resolve this issue and assures that Minister of Agriculture and Maritime Affairs, Luís Neves, is available for political scrutiny, including in parliamentary terms.
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  20. PoliticsCorruptionIndictmentResignation

    UK Prime Minister Calls for FIFA President Infantino's Resignation Over World Cup Stake Sale Plan

    UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has called on FIFA President Gianni Infantino to resign over his controversial plan to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors. Burnham described the proposal as 'outrageous' and 'scandalous', stating that Infantino is 'the wrong man to lead the organization'. This move comes amidst growing pressure on Infantino following a backlash from football bodies and the resignation of a key adviser.
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  24. PoliticsBillRegulatorsMiddle East

    Paraguay Condemns Lula's Remarks on War of the Triple Alliance

    Paraguayan politicians and officials have reacted strongly to Brazilian President Lula's statements about the War of the Triple Alliance, accusing him of distorting history and causing diplomatic tension. The Paraguayan Chamber of Deputies issued a statement condemning Lula's remarks, while the Paraguayan government summoned the Brazilian ambassador to express its displeasure. Lula's government has since tried to contain the damage, with the Brazilian ambassador meeting with Paraguayan officials to clarify the context of Lula's speech.
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