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Opinion17 Jun
Trump's Strait of Hormuz pitch is the new price of admission for Ukraine support
Opinion17 Jun
A phone call, a pattern: what the Araghchi–Lavrov exchange tells us about Iran–Russia alignment in mid-2026
Opinion17 Jun
India's Telegram ban asks a question its 1.4 billion users will have to answer
Opinion17 Jun
Trump's grip on the GOP loosens in plain sight
Opinion17 Jun
South Africa's deadline for undocumented migrants tests a fragile post-apartheid compact
Opinion17 Jun
Manipur's hospital corridor: when medical care becomes a security operation
Opinion17 Jun
India's consumer courts are quietly becoming the country's most accessible regulator
Opinion17 Jun
Beijing's aid play in Beirut and Tehran is not charity, it's positioning
Opinion17 Jun
Money, Mandates, and the Optics of Buying MPs: Reading India's Defection Economy
Opinion17 Jun
A World Cup invitation that ends at the border
Opinion17 Jun
Haredi draft resistance breaks into the open — and into the political mainstream
Opinion17 Jun
Carney's hot-mic moment with Trump is a small window onto a much larger shift on Ukraine
Opinion17 Jun
Tyre bombed again: how a single southern Lebanese town became the daily ledger of this war
Opinion17 Jun
Smotrich's Gaza, Hebron and Lebanon remarks crystallise a single doctrine: permanent Israeli control
Opinion17 Jun
Seoul's quiet rebalancing: civilian buffer trimmed, retail piles into SpaceX
Opinion17 Jun
Messi at 39: a hat-trick in Atlanta and the strange arithmetic of footballing legacy
Opinion17 Jun
India's summer of small frictions: what three IndiGo, Manipur, and UP school stories actually say
Opinion17 Jun
The Iran Deal's Cash Sweeteners and the Housing Fixer-Upper: Reading Two Reuters Columns as One Story
Opinion17 Jun
The smart meter is the new contested appliance: India’s energy grid becomes a frontline of household politics
Opinion17 Jun
Trump's G7 rebuke of Netanyahu exposes a widening US–Israel gap on Lebanon
Opinion17 Jun
Israel's Lebanon endgame is being written in Tel Aviv, not Beirut
Opinion17 Jun
G7 Air-Defense Pledge Meets a Drone-Saturated Night Over Ukraine
Opinion17 Jun
India's Heat Economy: When a Country of 1.4 Billion Has to Close Its Schools in June
Opinion17 Jun
Austria outlasts Jordan 3-1 in stoppage-time finish, and a small World Cup note on the global order
Opinion17 Jun
The G7's Ukraine pivot is real, but the headline understates what's actually being conceded
Opinion17 Jun
Coinbase's everything-exchange bet, and the price of convenience
Opinion17 Jun
The Camera in Your Ear: Apple's AirPods Bet and the Housing Crisis It Cannot Solve
Opinion17 Jun
The Flow Nobody Owns: What 720 Million XRP Really Tells Us
Opinion17 Jun
A Friendly in Vienna: What Austria–Jordan Says About Football's New Map
Opinion17 Jun
The G7 is finally talking about the minerals China already owns
Opinion17 Jun
The Halkbank Settlement and the Quiet Reordering of American Justice
Opinion17 Jun
Jordan's World Cup 2026 opener against Austria becomes a referendum on whether Middle Eastern football can convert promise into points
Opinion17 Jun
The Strait Reopens, the Story Doesn't: What the G7 Hormuz Endorsement Actually Says
Opinion17 Jun
The frame we don't get to see: how Western audiences are losing the southern Lebanon story
Opinion17 Jun
Heat, holidays and the small print: three India stories the wires rushed past
Opinion17 Jun
The West Bank's Arson Diplomacy: What the Jaljaliya Mosque Fire Tells Us About the Occupation's New Front
Opinion17 Jun
The south Lebanon strikes keep coming. The news cycle keeps flattening them.
Opinion17 Jun
Yum's Pizza Hut carve-up is a story about two Chinas, not one
Opinion17 Jun
The G7's Évian pledge lands in Kyiv the same week a Ukrainian refugee tells Berlin she was in hell
Opinion17 Jun
Ukraine's defence minister bets on tenders and ballistics to reset the procurement game
Opinion17 Jun
Russia's War on Starlink Just Got More Expensive for Moscow
Opinion17 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz, a Friday deadline, and the politics of a "completely open" waterway
Opinion17 Jun
Southern Lebanon again: what an overnight artillery exchange tells us about the diplomacy that isn't happening
Opinion17 Jun
A 39-year-old hat-trick and the limits of the comeback narrative
Opinion17 Jun
The sound of a market listening to itself: oil, the rupee, and the limits of the headline
Opinion17 Jun
China's economy is sending two signals at once. The G7 should read both before it builds the next critical-minerals deal.
Opinion17 Jun
The Department of Education isn't being shut down. It's being hollowed out in plain sight.
Opinion17 Jun
Kenya's student petitions deserve more than a press conference
Opinion17 Jun
Shotguns and swarms: how Europe's counter-drone industry is rebuilding itself around Ukraine
Opinion17 Jun
The Strait That Never Closed: Why Hormuz's Reopening Leaves Indian Crews Counting a Different Cost
Opinion17 Jun
Vance's 'results, not rewards' line lands as the Iran deal's first political casualty
Opinion17 Jun
Russia's drone war reaches the apartment block — and the G7 weighs in
Opinion17 Jun
Ukraine's G7 missile deal and the refugees Germany is tired of: two stories the Western frame flattens
Opinion17 Jun
Trump's Lebanon rebuke exposes the gap between Israeli war aims and Washington's patience
Opinion17 Jun
China's job-first AI gamble is colliding with a softening consumer
Opinion17 Jun
Trump's Strait of Hormuz 'plan' is a deal framework looking for a plan
Opinion17 Jun
Croatia's last dance: can the Modric generation outrun England one more time?
Opinion17 Jun
Seoul bets on Trump, the Pope, and a narrower DMZ — but the substance of peace with Pyongyang is still missing
Opinion17 Jun
Seoul's quiet border gamble and the retail money flooding into Musk
Opinion17 Jun
Coinbase wants to be your broker, your banker, and now your adviser. The SEC just let it.
Opinion17 Jun
Messi at 39, hat-trick in hand, and the question the World Cup can't quite answer
Opinion17 Jun
SpaceX's IPO lands, and Wall Street cannot decide whether to toast it or run
Opinion17 Jun
Beijing's UN pitch: a charter-shaped alternative to a fracturing order
Opinion17 Jun
Modi's G7 gambit: rebuilding trust on a transactional world stage
Opinion17 Jun
Messi's Algeria Night, and the World Cup's Tougher Question
Opinion17 Jun
One goal from history: Messi levels the World Cup scoring record and exposes football's bookkeeping problem
Opinion17 Jun
Hanoi's quiet recalibration: Vietnam picks industrial policy over virtue signalling on two wheels
Opinion17 Jun
The new geometry of denial: how production shortfalls and Alabama surprises redraw the political map
Opinion17 Jun
India's hill towns are not a metaphor: why a Himachal bypass, a monsoon warning, and a city water crisis are the same story
Opinion17 Jun
A Friendly in Tehran: What an Iran–Algeria Broadcast Tells Us About Information Geography
Opinion17 Jun
Messi, the offside flag, and the World Cup's newest stage: a Group J night in Kansas City
Opinion17 Jun
The ninth no: what a Senate war-powers ritual reveals about US–Iran policy
Opinion17 Jun
Bahrain's crackdowns are the story — not the murals that provoke them
Opinion17 Jun
Congress in the Dark on Trump's Iran Deal: A Familiar Playbook
Opinion17 Jun
China's consumer surprise, Ukraine's drone sky, and a McDonald's playbook the West rarely quotes
Opinion17 Jun
Modi at the G7 and the Quiet Reordering of India’s External Posture
Opinion17 Jun
Argentina's narrow escape in Atlanta: what the Algeria scare really told us
Opinion17 Jun
Argentina's title defence begins in silence: offside flag denies Messi, and the world watches
Opinion17 Jun
A 4-1 Loss, A Header, A Question: What Iraq's Match Against Norway Tells Us About Asian Football's Ceiling
Opinion17 Jun
Cloud's New Order: What the Microsoft–Oracle Collapse and SpaceX's Surge Actually Tell Us
Opinion17 Jun
The 90% Wipeout: How a YouTuber's Bear-Call Reframes the Crypto Cycle
Opinion17 Jun
Rivian's layoff pivot is not a story about EVs. It is a story about who gets to lose slowly in public.
Opinion17 Jun
A 3-1 win, a sprinkler mishap, and a question about who gets to host the beautiful game
Opinion17 Jun
Iraq's Asian Cup exit exposes a federation still running to stand still
Opinion17 Jun
Bahrain's Crackdown on Mourning: A Quiet Test of What Western Diplomacy Will Tolerate
Opinion17 Jun
Drones in the Strait: The Iran Deal That Already Looks Unravelled
Opinion17 Jun
Ripple's Flutterwave bet is a test of whether dollar-stablecoins can ride Africa's payments rails
Opinion17 Jun
The Iran deal, the weapons stockpile, and the quiet architecture of American rearmament
Opinion17 Jun
The Senate Just Voted to Keep Trump's Iran War Powers Wide Open — and Nobody Knows What Deal He's Signing
Opinion17 Jun
Trump Turns on Netanyahu Over Lebanon: A Recalibration or a Routine Complaint?
Opinion17 Jun
A 3-1 thrashing in Boston, and a much larger argument about who owns the global game
Opinion17 Jun
Mbappé, Barcola and the question France hasn't answered since 2018
Opinion16 Jun
Three Goals, One Sprinkler, and the Optics of a World Cup Outpost
Opinion16 Jun
Iraq’s Group I statement: a draw in New Jersey, a referendum in Baghdad
Opinion16 Jun
The Fed's new chair meets the moment — and the market already knows the answer
Opinion16 Jun
A sprinkler malfunctions in Foxborough and the world hears about it: a note on who owns the 2026 World Cup feed
Opinion16 Jun
The World Cup Stage Is Bigger Than the Pitch: What Norway–Iraq Tells Us About FIFA's Money Politics
Opinion16 Jun
Iraq's World Cup Moment Is Bigger Than a Sprinkler
Opinion16 Jun
Tech-led selloff masks a quieter rotation beneath the tape
Opinion16 Jun