People
1670 entities tracked across Lowdown briefings. Page 4 of 28.
Aymen HusseinIraq international striker; scored the qualifier goal in March 2026 and detained at O'Hare in June.
Ayyoub Bouaddi
A Morocco midfielder whose valuation rose €30m after the 2026 World Cup.
Azizjon Mamashoyev
Individual designated by OFAC as operator of Advance Security Solutions and node in the Operation Zero exploit broker network.
Azzedine Ounahi
Moroccan midfielder for Girona who scored twice as Morocco eliminated co-host Canada in 2026.
Babak Zanjani
Iranian financier convicted of $2.7bn oil-revenue embezzlement in 2016; sentence commuted, active again by 2025.
Bader Al-Mutawa
Kuwaiti footballer and one of the most capped international players in history with 202 appearances for Kuwait.
Badr Abdelatty
Egypt's foreign minister since July 2024; a career diplomat and former ambassador to Germany.
Badr Albusaidi
Oman's Foreign Minister since 2020; Gulf back-channel between Iran and the West.
Bahar Sahraeian
Iranian defence lawyer detained in Shiraz on 17 May 2026 while on duty, per Hengaw.
Bahonar
Iranian cleric and prime minister killed with President Mohammad Ali Rajai in 1981.
Baldwin
Wisconsin Democratic senator; co-signed the War Powers challenge to the Iran campaign.
Barbara Pariente
Former Florida Supreme Court Justice cited as the authority on the Fair Districts Amendment's original intent.
Bari Weiss
Founder of The Free Press; became CBS News editor-in-chief after Paramount's $150m acquisition.
Baroness Finn
Conservative peer Simone Finn, former Downing Street deputy chief of staff.
Baroness Hayter of Kentish Town
Labour life peer since 2010, former Fabian Society general secretary and Lords frontbencher.
Baroness O'Neill of Bexley
Conservative peer Teresa O'Neill, former leader of the London Borough of Bexley.
Barry Moore
Alabama Republican congressman; received $350k Fellowship PAC independent expenditure buy.
Basim Sheikh Suliman
Israel Football Association vice-president; subject of Rajoub's handshake refusal at Vancouver FIFA Congress.
Bassem al-Awadi
Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces spokesman; denied PMF responsibility for drones launched from Iraqi territory toward Barakah.
Beatriz Corredor
President of Red Eléctrica de España; faces €60m regulatory charge over 2025 blackout.
Beeban KidronCrossbench peer who campaigns on children's online safety and AI copyright transparency.
Behnam Rezaei
IRGC intelligence chief killed by Israel in Bandar Abbas, 26 March 2026.
Bela Bajaria
Outgoing Netflix chief content officer; Peter Rice is due to succeed her on 26 October.
Ben Affleck
Actor and filmmaker who founded the AI production company Interpositive.
Ben Albritton
Florida Senate president; confirmed Senate will not draft DeSantis redistricting map.
Ben Carroll
Premier of Victoria, Australia, and leader of the Victorian Labor Party.
Ben Delo
British businessman, BitMEX co-founder, pardoned by Donald Trump in March 2025.
Ben Houchen
Conservative mayor of the Tees Valley.
Benjamin Lockwood
Economist and co-author of a Brookings paper on AI displacement and tax revenue.
Benjamin Netanyahu
Israel's longest-serving prime minister; prosecuting a multi-front war while fracturing his alliance with Washington.
Benny Gantz
Israeli opposition leader and former Defence Minister; led the National Unity party and served briefly in the emergency war cabinet before resigning.
Ben Obese-Jecty
MP who told Westminster Hall the Government had picked option D for Huntingdonshire's split.
Ben Rowe
Reform UK councillor in Plymouth; suspended for offensive social-media posts after May 2026 election.
Ben SaulUN Special Rapporteur on counterterrorism and human rights; co-condemned EO 14380 as collective punishment in February 2026.
Ben White
England and Arsenal defender; scored and conceded penalty in comeback win vs Uruguay.
Bernie Moreno
Republican US senator for Ohio since January 2025; sits on the Senate Banking Committee.
Bernie Sanders
US Senator behind AI data centre moratorium bill and robot tax proposal.
Berta Soler
Leader of the Ladies in White, a Cuban Catholic dissident women's movement; briefly detained same-day in May 2026 per OCDH documentation.
Bertin MartensSenior Fellow at Bruegel, the Brussels economics think tank, focused on digital policy.
Bethan Rhys Roberts
BBC Cymru Wales political presenter who moderated the 2026 Senedd leaders debate on BBC One Wales.
Beto O'Rourke
Former Texas congressman who lost the 2018 Senate race to Ted Cruz.
Betsey Stevenson
Labour economist and former US Council of Economic Advisers member.
Bev Craig
Labour and Co-operative politician elected Mayor of Greater Manchester in 2026.
Bezalel Smotrich
Israeli Finance Minister and Religious Zionism party leader; far-right coalition partner in Netanyahu's government who rejected the Islamabad MOU.
Bianca Wilkerson
US Army captain who died in a non-combat incident on 18 September 2026.
Bill BurnsFormer CIA director and career diplomat who built the secret back channel that produced the Iran nuclear deal.
Bill Cassidy
Louisiana Republican senator; first incumbent to lose renomination since Lugar, after his Iran crossing.
Bill Clinton
42nd President of the United States, in office from 1993 to 2001.
Bill Farren-Price
OIES Forum Editor whose Issue 148 framed the 2026 Iran shock as a 1970s-scale disruption.
Bill FergusonMaryland State Senate President; blocked the Democratic all-blue congressional redistricting map in 2026.
Bill Lee
Republican Tennessee governor; signed map carving Memphis three ways, eliminating Cohen's 9th District on 7 May 2026.
Bill McDermott
ServiceNow CEO whose AI unemployment forecast shocked enterprise tech in 2026.
Bill Shouldis
Chief executive of Branch Office, the AI consumer-app spinoff unveiled at SXSW 2026.
Bill Staples
GitLab CEO since 2024; authored May 2026 'Act 2' manifesto replacing engineers with AI agents.
Billy Wright
England legend whose record of three World Cup appearances is now equalled by Harry Kane.
Blake Miguez
Louisiana Republican state legislator; received $250k Fellowship PAC independent expenditure buy.
Bobby Charlton
Manchester United and England great; held England's goals record for 45 years; died October 2023.
Bob IgerFormer Disney CEO who shaped the studio era of streaming and the Marvel and Lucasfilm acquisitions.
Bo Davis
Former Morgan Stanley vice-president and Barclays director appointed Reform UK cabinet member for Finance and DOGE lead at Essex County Council from May 2026.
Bo Hines
Tether US CEO and Fellowship PAC co-founder who built the ad-buying vehicle behind a $3M+ crypto-funded IE operation.