QtrendsAmerican voters head to the polls for primary runoffs in Alabama and Georgia. Kylian Mbappe scores twice for France in a World Cup win over Senegal. Taiwan launches Himars rockets toward the strait amid ongoing cross-strait exchanges. President Trump's Iran agreement faces a $300 billion financial hurdle, while a separate tentative deal to end the US-Iran war moves toward formal signing.
Voters headed to the polls Tuesday for primary runoffs in Alabama and Georgia, with key Senate and statewide races at stake. In Alabama, the Senate primary runoff drew national attention as candidates vied for the Republican nomination. Georgia's Republican primary runoffs across several districts could signal the party's direction ahead of the midterms.
Kylian Mbappe scored twice to lead France to a 3-1 victory over Senegal in the World Cup, breaking multiple records in the process. The performance sparked discussions about his place among football's all-time greats. Meanwhile, other matches featured penalty controversies and Erling Haaland's double.
Taiwan's launch of Himars rockets toward the Taiwan Strait has drawn attention to Taipei's evolving defense strategy. Beijing continues to push exchanges with Taiwan through the Straits Forum despite tightened restrictions. A KMT leader's visit to the US has also raised questions about her policy positions.
President Trump's nascent agreement with Iran is facing significant challenges, particularly over the flow of $300 billion in funds to Tehran. US officials have downplayed the text of the agreement, noting back-channel commitments not reflected in the official language. The deal remains in a critical phase as both sides navigate skepticism and implementation details.
A preliminary agreement to end the US-Iran war has moved toward formal signing, with President Trump ordering an end to the naval blockade. The deal would allow Iran to resume oil and fuel sales, marking a significant shift in US policy. Lingering questions remain about verification and long-term compliance.