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Israeli jets struck Iranian nuclear sites. Hamas reportedly agreed in principle to surrender its weapons. Ukraine launched one of its largest drone barrages of the war, hours after the CIA director made an unannounced trip to Moscow. And on the Nepal-Tibet border, a large and growing number of people were reported missing beneath a collapsed glacier.
Each story, on any ordinary morning, would have commanded wall-to-wall coverage. Together, they posed a single, difficult analytical question: how do institutions enforce anything — ceasefire agreements, arms inspections, export controls, disarmament deals — when the mechanisms of verification are themselves under strain?
