politicsMonday, July 27, 2026
Today's politics coverage is dominated by bad news for Trump: a new CBS News poll shows deep disapproval on the economy and Iran, while an expert warns his nuclear deal push risks a 'giant firestorm.' Meanwhile, student protests force a rare retreat from Modi's government in India, and the EU quietly reverses sanctions on Russian luxury fur.
A new poll and a nuclear deal analysis both point to trouble for the president.
A CBS News poll finds 65% disapprove of Trump's handling of the economy, 71% disapprove of his handling of inflation, and 63% think the war in Iran is going badly, a broad sweep of bad numbers that multiple outlets are covering.
Political scientist Robert Pape argues Trump's push for a Saudi nuclear deal has created a 'giant firestorm' that makes a nightmare scenario more likely, adding to the day's theme of cascading risks from the administration's foreign policy.
Abroad, student activism topples a minister in India, and the EU makes a controversial sanctions reversal.
For the first time since 2014, a Modi cabinet minister resigned under public pressure after student protests over exam scandals, signaling a growing threat to Modi's dominance, a notable shift in Indian politics.
The EU quietly lifted sanctions on Russian luxury sable fur imports just two months after imposing them, citing a lack of alternative suppliers, a move that undercuts the bloc's tough-on-Russia posture.
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