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13 May 2026
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Global Briefing May 13

Trump's Ceasefires Unravel as He Lands in Beijing

Trump rejected Tehran's latest peace proposals as "garbage" and called the April 8 Iran ceasefire "on massive life support" as Energy Secretary Chris Wright told lawmakers Iran was "frighteningly close" to a nuclear weapon and a New York Times-reported assessment found Iran kept ~70% of its prewar missile stockpile; Russia ran 753 drones at Kyiv, Lviv and Odesa in one of the war's longest barrages, Wes Streeting prepared a Labour leadership bid against Keir Starmer after ~1,500 English council-seat losses, and Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed 21 across two days.

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France reports 22 hantavirus contacts, one patient in intensive care; government stresses transparency

France reported 22 contact cases of hantavirus on May 13, with one patient in intensive care, as the government adopted a strategy of transparency to avoid public panic. Many French people expressed reassurance, citing experience from the coronavirus pandemic, though some said they would consider wearing masks again. Opinion specialist Emmanuel Rivière said transparency is key to treating citizens as adults.

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Russia abandons push on Stepnohirsk after heavy losses; average mobilized soldier survived 12 minutes

Russian forces are abandoning attempts to advance on Stepnohirsk in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Oblast after suffering heavy losses, according to Ihor Burdeinyi, commander of the 128th Separate Zakarpattia Mountain Assault Brigade. Burdeinyi said the average survival time of a newly mobilized Russian soldier there was around 12 minutes. The settlement remains fully under Ukrainian control, with no Russian troops inside.

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German auto industry warns of 225,000 job losses by 2035

The German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) warned on May 13 that up to 225,000 jobs could be lost by 2035, 35,000 more than earlier forecasts. VDA President Hildegard Müller said the shift from combustion engines to electric vehicles is hitting suppliers hardest and pointed to a "serious and persistent location crisis" in Germany and Europe. The VDA added that greater technology openness could preserve up to 50,000 jobs.

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UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting prepares leadership challenge as Starmer faces mounting rebellion

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer did not directly address calls for his resignation during Wednesday's King's Speech debate, as Health Secretary Wes Streeting is expected to trigger a Labour leadership contest as soon as Thursday. Streeting met Starmer for less than 20 minutes in Downing Street on Wednesday, with allies telling the BBC they expect him to launch a bid requiring the support of 81 Labour MPs. More than 90 Labour lawmakers have publicly called for Starmer to resign, while over 110 have expressed support for him to remain.

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Cyber Threat Intelligence
Daily snapshot · 14 May 2026
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Events tracked
50
Threat actors
32
Categories
8
Regions hit
22
By attack category
Ransomware
13
Access Brokerage
10
Data Breach
8
Web Defacement
8
DDoS
4
Data Leak
3
Top victim countries
United States
10
Indonesia
5
Israel
4
Australia
3
Malaysia
3
United Kingdom
2
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