The headlines focus on geopolitical tensions, particularly the conflict between Iran and Israel, potential US involvement, and the broader implications for international relations.

• Netanyahu vows to attack Iran for ‘as long as necessary’ — Financial Times - 05:22
• Trump’s anti-war pledge tested as Israel’s attack on Iran splits Maga base — Financial Times - 04:00
• Did the US know about Israel’s attack all along? — Financial Times - 02:43

• Iran and Israel exchange missile strikes — Financial Times - 00:34

This topic covers significant business deals like the Nippon Steel and US Steel partnership, strategic shifts in companies like Tesla, and challenges faced by other businesses such as Air India and bioethanol plants.

• How Elon Musk Is Reinventing Tesla’s Strategy — Wall Street Journal - 09:30
• Air India’s New Owners Were Trying to Revamp Carrier Before Crash — The New York Times Business - 04:00
• Bioethanol plant owner says US-UK trade deal will force closure without government help — Financial Times - 04:00

• Trump approves Nippon Steel’s $15bn takeover of US Steel — Financial Times - 02:57
• Nippon to Close U.S. Steel Deal After National-Security Pact With Trump — Wall Street Journal - 01:24
• U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel Say Their ‘Partnership’ Is Sealed — The New York Times Business - 01:49
• It Was the World’s Coolest Air Conditioner—Until the Mold Recall — Wall Street Journal - 00:05

This section details political news, including Trump's cryptocurrency earnings, the funding of Reform UK, and a law firm's split over dealings with Trump.

• Willkie Farr Partners, Unhappy With the Firm’s Deal With Trump, Depart for Cooley — The New York Times Business - 02:24
• Trump discloses $57mn earnings from crypto venture — Financial Times - 01:29
• Trump Was Already a Crypto Czar in 2024 — The New York Times Business - 01:01

• Reform UK raised even less in new funding than headline figures suggest — Financial Times - 04:00

This topic explores diverse social and cultural issues, from unusual job interview practices to historical reflections on funding projects and the revival of veteran celebrations in Germany.

• Wait, People Are Bringing Their Whole Family to Job Interviews? — The New York Times Business - 09:01
• Germany breaks taboo with first celebration of veterans since second world war — Financial Times - 04:00
• How apartheid South Africa became a road map for the far right — Financial Times - 04:00

• The island where knitting is the key to a man’s worth — Financial Times - 04:00
• The struggle for Los Angeles — Financial Times - 04:00
• Lessons from the Victorians for funding big projects — Financial Times - 04:00

This area addresses financial concerns such as inflation's impact on retirement, investor boycotts related to ISA reforms, and the crackdown on nickel mines in Indonesia.

• Why you should worry more about inflation in retirement — Financial Times - 04:00
• Sweeping Isa reforms threaten investor boycott, says new research — Financial Times - 04:00
• Indonesia launches rare crackdown on nickel mines in ‘last paradise’ — Financial Times - 01:00

The remaining headlines cover topics such as Universal's investment in 'How to Train Your Dragon,' Texas's research funding for Ibogaine, and the Air India crash and its aftermath.

• Texas OK’s $50 Million for Ibogaine Research — The New York Times Business - 09:00
• Inside Universal’s Big Bet on ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ — The New York Times Business - 09:01
• Grief and anger as relatives seek remains of those killed in Air India crash — Financial Times - 01:00