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Long Reads27 Apr
Road to Nowhere: The Kirkuk–Sulaimaniyah Highway and Iraq's Chronic Safety Crisis
Long Reads27 Apr
The White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting: Power, Public Space, and the Digital Mob That Followed
Long Reads27 Apr
The 20th Package: What the EU's Sanctions Hammer Reveals About the Limits of Economic Coercion Against Russia
Long Reads27 Apr
China's AI Sovereignty Line: What Meta's $2bn Manus Block Reveals About Beijing's Tech Gatekeeping
Long Reads27 Apr
DeepSeek's Price-Cut Gambit Exposes the Limits of AI's Cost-Deflation Story
Long Reads27 Apr
The Strait That Runs the World Economy Just Ground to a Halt
Long Reads27 Apr
Merz's Iran Question: The German Chancellor's Risky Diplomatic Tightrope
Long Reads27 Apr
The Drone War's Arithmetic: Ukraine's Air Defence Edge and the Patriot Shortage That Could Unravel It
Long Reads27 Apr
The Diplomacy That Wasn't: Oil Markets and the Anatomy of a Stalled Iran Deal
Long Reads27 Apr
When Capital Flees Both the Ledger and the Lane
Long Reads27 Apr
Merz's Iran Verdict Is the Sound of a Transatlantic Alliance Cracking
Long Reads27 Apr
Inside Israel's Lebanon Strikes: The Ceasefire That Never Was
Long Reads27 Apr
Eternal Russia: How Putin's Resilience Narrative Masks an Economy Under Pressure
Long Reads27 Apr
How latwogang broke PLN 150 million: Poland's viral cancer fundraiser and the limits of institutional medicine
Long Reads27 Apr
Starmer's Sovereign Line: What the Prime Minister's 'Not In Our Interests' Doctrine Reveals About Britain's Calculated Restraint
Long Reads27 Apr
China's Manus Veto Exposes the Fragile Architecture of US Tech Deals in Xi’s Era
Long Reads27 Apr
The Escalation Ladder: Drone Strikes and Helicopter Fire Test the Limits of the Lebanon Ceasefire
Long Reads27 Apr
The Gulf's Winning Hand: How Qatar and the UAE Are Shaping the New Middle Eastern Order
Long Reads27 Apr
Crypto's Geopolitical Turn: How Bitcoin Learned to Watch Iran
Long Reads27 Apr
The Sub-Two-Hour Marathon Is No Longer a Question of If, but What Comes Next
Long Reads27 Apr
Fertiliser Wars: How the Iran Conflict Is Reshaping Global Food Security
Long Reads27 Apr
Hezbollah's Kassem Tells Israel It Faces an Impasse. The Footage Suggests Otherwise
Long Reads27 Apr
The Quiet Power of PLN 150 Million: How Polish Grassroots Giving Rewrote the Rules of Civic Philanthropy
Long Reads27 Apr
China's Nano Preservation Suit and the Lufeng Dinosaur Eggs: Science, Strategy, and the Stakes of Fossil Heritage
Long Reads27 Apr
The State and the Party: Hezbollah's Declaration and the Fracture in Lebanese Sovereignty
Long Reads27 Apr
How Poland's #Latwogang Became a Cultural and Charitable Phenomenon
Long Reads27 Apr
The Night the Correspondents' Dinner Became a Scene from America's Gun Violence Archive
Long Reads27 Apr
Hezbollah's Qassem Declares 'Resistance' Will Not Surrender Weapons in First Major Policy Address Since Ceasefire Talks
Long Reads27 Apr
Iran's Hormuz Gambit: What Tehran's Deal Proposal Reveals About the Shape of Middle East Diplomacy
Long Reads27 Apr
How the US-Iran War Sank American Fishing — and What It Says About Dollar Decline
Long Reads27 Apr
The Night the Correspondents' Dinner Became a Political Flashpoint
Long Reads27 Apr
Pezeshkian's Freedom Day Message to South Africa Reveals Tehran's Multipolar Diplomatic Play
Long Reads27 Apr
How Iran's Hormuz Gambit Exposes the Fault Lines Between Dollar Hegemony and the New Monetary Order
Long Reads27 Apr
Tokyo's Quiet Reckoning: Ishiba, Takaichi, and the Fault Lines in Japan's US-First Doctrine
Long Reads27 Apr
The Quiet Philanthropy of the Latwogang: How a Polish Gaming Community Rewrote the Rules of Charity
Long Reads27 Apr
Trump’s Prison Rhetoric and the 60 Minutes Manifesto Question: What the Interview Reveals About Media and Power in 2026
Long Reads27 Apr
London Synagogue Attacks: Twenty-Six Detained as Counter-Terrorism Police Pursue Suspected Jewish Community Assaults
Long Reads27 Apr
Iran's Strait of Hormuz Gambit: What Tehran's Offer Reveals About the Limits of Maximum Pressure
Long Reads27 Apr
The Rename Machine: Trump, ICE, and the Politics of Linguistic Rehabilitation
Long Reads27 Apr
Trump's White House Correspondents' Dinner Was Cancelled After Gunfire. Forty-Eight Hours Later, He Wanted to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Long Reads27 Apr
The Hormuz Gambit: How Iran's Strait Demand Is Reshaping the Nuclear Timeline
Long Reads27 Apr
The Politics of the Survivable Bullet: Trump, Spectacle, and the Architecture of Presidential Narrative
Long Reads27 Apr
Iran's Diplomatic Gambit: How a Peace Proposal Moved Markets From Bitcoin to Circuit Boards
Long Reads27 Apr
When the Shooter Reads Your Name: Trump, Political Violence, and the Limits of the Tough-Guy Frame
Long Reads27 Apr
Iran's Top Diplomat Arrives in St. Petersburg as Tehran Deepens Russia Ties
Long Reads27 Apr
The Perpetual Campaign: How Trump Built a Presidency Out of Performance
Long Reads27 Apr
The Correspondents' Dinner Shooting and the Politics of Resilience
Long Reads27 Apr
Araghchi's Moscow Pilgrimage: What Iran's Diplomatic Offensive Signals for the Region
Long Reads27 Apr
The Night the Correspondents' Dinner Became a Target: Political Violence and the Press in America
Long Reads27 Apr
Iran's Hormuz Gambit: Tehran's Proposal and the Architecture of Gulf Deterrence
Long Reads27 Apr
The Poland Channel: How Social Media Reshaped Charitable Giving and What It Reveals About Civic Power
Long Reads27 Apr
Beijing's Long Game: How China Used the Trade Truce to Build Economic Leverage
Long Reads27 Apr
Trump vs. 60 Minutes: The CBS Interview, the Shooter's Manifesto, and a President Who Decides What News Is Fit to Print
Long Reads27 Apr
The Night the Correspondents' Dinner Became a Target: What We Know About the White House Shooting
Long Reads27 Apr
Trump Denies Epstein Case Details as White House Dinner Shooter Confesses Targeting Him
Long Reads27 Apr
The Bullet That Missed the Correspondents: Assassination, Spectacle, and the Fragile Architecture of American Public Life
Long Reads27 Apr
Iran's Russia Pivot: Why Araghchi's St. Petersburg Visit Signals a Diplomatic Rupture With the West
Long Reads27 Apr
Araghchi's Moscow Gambit: Iran Navigates a Diplomatic Maze as US Talks Stall
Long Reads27 Apr
The durability test: King Charles, Trump, and the protocol of crisis in the US-UK special relationship
Long Reads27 Apr
How China built an economic pressure toolkit that Trump's tariff truce can't contain
Long Reads27 Apr
The Correspondents' Dinner Shooting and the Long Shadow of Online Harassment
Long Reads27 Apr
Musk v. Altman: The OpenAI Trial That Will Define Silicon Valley's Future
Long Reads27 Apr
Iran's Hormuz Gambit: Tehran Offers War-End Deal With Nuclear Silence
Long Reads27 Apr
Iran's Hormuz Gambit: Why the Strait No One Can Afford to Lose Is Now the World's Most Dangerous Chokepoint
Long Reads27 Apr
The Correspondents' Dinner Shooting and the Fracturing of Washington's Protective Myths
Long Reads27 Apr
The Deal That Wasn't: How US-Iran Peace Talks Collapsed and What It Means for Oil Markets
Long Reads27 Apr
The Last Meme: Trump, Memecoin Wealth, and the Party That Won't End
Long Reads27 Apr
Settler Tension and the Architecture of Jerusalem's Next Crisis
Long Reads27 Apr
The Night the Correspondents' Dinner Went Silent: What We Know and What Remains Unclear
Long Reads27 Apr
Fragile Cities: How Property Bubbles and Urban Warfare Are Reshaping Lives from Tokyo to Kharkiv
Long Reads27 Apr
The Surveillance Turn in Transport Policy — From Buenos Aires to Detroit, Accountability Meets Architecture
Long Reads27 Apr
Trump's Manifesto Defense: What the WHCA Shooting Reveals About Political Theatre and Media Framing
Long Reads27 Apr
The Ethereum Foundation's $40 Million Exit: What the 17,000 ETH Unstaking Reveals About Institutional Crypto Governance
Long Reads27 Apr
Trump, the Correspondents' Dinner Shooting, and the Architecture of Political Response
Long Reads26 Apr
Trump Jokes About WHCA Shooter: 'NFL Should Sign Him Up'
Long Reads26 Apr
The Trump Shooting, the Arena of Violence, and the Normalization of Risk
Long Reads26 Apr
Trump, the Manifesto, and the Architecture of Targeted Violence
Long Reads26 Apr
The Trump Press Dinner Shooting: What We Know and What Remains Unresolved
Long Reads26 Apr
The Price of Plenty: RFK Jr., the Twenty-Percent Beef, and the Gap Between Policy and the Grocery Aisle
Long Reads26 Apr
The Correspondents' Dinner, the Crypto President, and the Security Contradiction
Long Reads26 Apr
The Shooter and the Frame: How Political Violence Becomes Partisan Spectacle
Long Reads26 Apr
The St. Petersburg Signal: What Araghchi's Moscow Trip Reveals About Iran's Strategic Rebalancing
Long Reads26 Apr
The Leverage Illusion: How Washington's Iran Strategy Ran Out of Road
Long Reads26 Apr
The 9% Solution: How Prediction Markets Are Quietly Pricing Trump's Credibility Gap
Long Reads26 Apr
The Night They Shot at the Correspondents' Dinner — and Trump Rebuilt the Story in 48 Hours
Long Reads26 Apr
When Security Meets Symbol: The White House Correspondents' Dinner That Wasn't
Long Reads26 Apr
Iran Signals Nuclear Resolve as US Pressure Mounts and Market Odds Widen
Long Reads26 Apr
Poland's Charity Machine: How Crowdfunding Became Healthcare Infrastructure
Long Reads26 Apr
Shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner Tests the Capital's Blurred Lines Between Journalism and Power
Long Reads26 Apr
Surrounded in the Sand: What the Battle for Kidal Reveals About Russia's African Footprint
Long Reads26 Apr
Trump's Nuclear Ultimatum: What a U.S. Strike on Iran Actually Looks Like
Long Reads26 Apr
The Drone at Beit Lif: How Commercial FPV Technology is Rewriting the Rules of Asymmetric Warfare
Long Reads26 Apr
Trump's Ukraine Diplomacy: Between Phone Calls and a Peace Plan
Long Reads26 Apr
Trump's Second Chance: Assassination, Markets, and the Iran Option
Long Reads26 Apr
Iran's Calculus of Contraction: Economy, Enrichment, and the Diplomacy That Wasn't
Long Reads26 Apr
The Drone That Changed the Border: Hezbollah's Al-Taiba Strike and the New Arithmetic of attrition
Long Reads26 Apr
The Night They Shot at the Image: What the White House Correspondents' Dinner Attack Reveals
Long Reads26 Apr
The Night the Correspondents' Dinner Met Internet Culture: How a Shooting Became a Review-Bombing
Long Reads26 Apr
The Bullet, the Blockade, and the King: What the Trump Shooting Reveals About Washington's Geopolitical Calculus
Long Reads26 Apr