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1. Bahrain summons Iraqi envoy as pro-Iranian attacks persist in Gulf

   Move reflects regional alarm over attacks by pro-Iranian groups based in Iraq, which continue despite ceasefire.

2. PM-in-waiting Peter Magyar lays out vision for Hungary after ousting Orban

   World watching to see which way Hungary will head once Viktor Orban's 'illiberal' regime ends its 16-year reign.

3. Iran releases assets of women’s football captain in Australia asylum row

   Zahra Ghanbari, one of the six players who sought asylum in Australia, reversed her decision and returned to Iran.

4. Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona: Champions League – team news, start, lineups

   La Liga leaders Barcelona face Atletico Madrid, hoping to bounce back from their first-leg football defeat at home.

5. Hungary’s Peter Magyar calls for early convening of parliament

   Hungary election winner Peter Magyar calls for early convening of parliament to form his government

6. Lebanon Latest: Talks scheduled as Israeli strikes continue

   Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon push death toll past 2,000, as talks loom and ceasefire divisions deepen.

7. ‘Drinking Arsenal tears’: How the Gunners’ stumble sparked a meme frenzy

   As a Man City fan's 'Arsenal bottle job' celebration goes viral, football fans take a dig at the London club's stumble.

8. What do we know about sea mines in and around the Strait of Hormuz?

   The psychological terror that the presence of sea mines can generate could paralyse the Strait of Hormuz.

9. US judge dismisses Trump’s $10bn lawsuit against WSJ over Epstein story

   Dismissed lawsuit follows WSJ's report on letter allegedly signed by Donald Trump for Jeffrey Epstein’s 50th birthday.

10. Trump says Iranian ships to be ‘eliminated’ as US naval blockade begins

    Iran describes the siege against its ports as the US president's 'revenge of choice' against the global economy.