EU Enlargement Shock: Iceland has voted 52.8% to 47.2% against restarting EU accession talks, with turnout at 82.5%, and Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir says the issue won’t return during the current government; the EU says it respects the result while stressing close ties via the EEA. Justice Under Pressure: UN experts urge ICC member states to act after the US designated ICC President Tomoko Akane and senior staff for sanctions, warning of “unlawful interference” in international justice. Counter-Terror Case in Germany: German prosecutors move forward with an indictment against Turkish citizen Yuksel Koc over alleged senior PKK Europe network roles, with Hamburg’s court to decide whether to accept it. Tech & Trade Clash: China’s CXMT files suit in US federal court challenging its Pentagon “Chinese military companies” listing, arguing the decision is arbitrary and violates due process. EU Foreign Policy Tensions: Netanyahu attacks the EU for “double standards” over Israel’s West Bank plans versus Turkey’s occupation of northern Cyprus, after Slovenia blocked an EU statement on the E1 corridor. Markets & Diplomacy: Europe’s central bankers leave Jackson Hole uneasy about US policy norms, while US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent faces G20 pressure over tariffs, Iran sanctions, and bond-market volatility. Security & Public Order: Police in London report 169 arrests at Notting Hill Carnival, saying the overall mood was “overwhelmingly positive” despite serious incidents. Sports: Hapoel Tel Aviv are eliminated from the UEFA Conference League playoffs after losing 1-0 to Atalanta, leaving one Israeli club in European competition.