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Opinion16 Jun
The 'prohibited area' doctrine: why Israeli boots may be leaving southern Lebanon
Opinion16 Jun
Kenya's Imenti forest is for everyone — until someone important needs a golf course
Opinion16 Jun
Cape Verde's World Cup fairy tale collides with the visa system that decides who gets to watch
Opinion16 Jun
A B-52 goes down at Edwards: what eight bodies on a Mojave runway tell us about an airframe the Pentagon still cannot replace
Opinion16 Jun
A flag sewn together in a stadium: what Iran's World Cup moment really broadcast
Opinion16 Jun
When the bureaucracy eats its own: what a Delhi bank fraud says about India's digital money machinery
Opinion16 Jun
Netanyahu's Iran gamble ends not with a bang, but with a footnote
Opinion16 Jun
Tehran's 60-day pause is a bet, not a peace deal — and the inspector question tells you everything
Opinion16 Jun
Iran's Group G thriller ends level — and tells us something about the World Cup's new geometry
Opinion16 Jun
The Palestinian flag in the Iranian stands: a small image, a loud signal
Opinion16 Jun
Vance's Friday tease: the US-Iran deal that won't be named
Opinion16 Jun
Tehran's moment: the US-Iran deal that just moved oil, equities, and the nuclear question
Opinion16 Jun
A draw in Los Angeles, a banner for Minab: the World Cup debut Iran’s diaspora did not want to miss
Opinion16 Jun
A $300 billion fund, a pristine strait, and the strange new geometry of US-Iran deal-making
Opinion16 Jun
A 2-2 draw, a defender's brace, and a small window onto Iranian football
Opinion16 Jun
A 2-2 draw, and the politics already won: Iran and New Zealand kick off a World Cup nobody asked the players to carry
Opinion16 Jun
A 2-2 Draw in the Group of Death, and the Limits of State-Media Spectacle
Opinion16 Jun
A flag, a stadium, and the politics of who gets to wave what at the World Cup
Opinion16 Jun
Reporting from the kill zone: the press as witness in Gaza and south Lebanon
Opinion16 Jun
The framework that isn't: parsing the US-Iran relief rally
Opinion16 Jun
Iran and New Zealand trade five goals, one flag, and a talking point for 2026
Opinion16 Jun
Minab, the national team, and a country that watches football the morning after
Opinion16 Jun
A flag, a stadium, and the optics Tehran cannot stop building
Opinion16 Jun
The Strait Is Open. The Data On You Is Not.
Opinion16 Jun
A football pitch becomes a referendum: Iran’s World Cup walkout and the politics that follows the whistle
Opinion16 Jun
A friendly in Los Angeles, a funeral at home: the small politics of Iran vs New Zealand
Opinion16 Jun
Iran's football moment is bigger than one offside call
Opinion16 Jun
Tehran's LA cameo: what Iran was doing at SoFi the night before
Opinion16 Jun
A pitch in Auckland, a protest in Berlin: how Iran’s World Cup return cracked open a bigger fight
Opinion16 Jun
The Los Angeles Stadium, the Chants, and the Reach of State Media
Opinion16 Jun
A stadium in Los Angeles and the choreography of Iranian legitimacy
Opinion16 Jun
The Tehran pitch roll: what a friendly in New Zealand tells us about Iran’s football moment
Opinion16 Jun
A flag on the pitch: how Iran turned a Los Angeles friendly into a stage for Hormoz grief
Opinion16 Jun
A defender's brace, and what Iran wants you to read into it
Opinion16 Jun
Iran and New Zealand trade goals in World Cup dead heat as second strike falls to offside flag
Opinion16 Jun
FIFA's flag, Iran's grief: how a stadium stunt reopens the country's deepest wound
Opinion16 Jun
A friendly in Los Angeles, a flag in the stands, and the limits of sports as diplomacy
Opinion16 Jun
The Lion and the Anthem: Iran's Diaspora Repurposes a Stadium
Opinion16 Jun
Tehran on the Pacific: what an Iran–New Zealand friendly in Los Angeles actually shows
Opinion16 Jun
A football match, a flag, and the framing war over Iran on American soil
Opinion16 Jun
Stadium as Altar: How Iran's National Team Became a Stage for Martyrdom Politics
Opinion16 Jun
A flag in Los Angeles and a stadium in the stand-off: what the Iran match really staged
Opinion16 Jun
Iran kicks off its World Cup against New Zealand — and the framing travels with the team
Opinion16 Jun
Beyond the Game: What Telesur's Pitch Tells Us About the South's Media Counter-Offer
Opinion16 Jun
Tel Aviv's Iran Dilemma: A War of Limited Returns
Opinion16 Jun
The flag FIFA won't let Iran fly
Opinion16 Jun
Tehran Stages Its World Cup Moment, This Time in Los Angeles
Opinion16 Jun
A flag in Los Angeles, a stadium full of Iranians, and a country that isn't sure who it's playing for
Opinion16 Jun
A flag, a stadium, a foreign-policy question: Iran's friendly in Los Angeles
Opinion16 Jun
Tehran's pitch under floodlights: what a Tehran–Auckland friendly really signals
Opinion16 Jun
A 1-1 draw in Houston and the FIFA tournament that refuses to behave
Opinion16 Jun
Iran's football pitch is doing political work the diplomats won't
Opinion16 Jun
A 1-1 in the desert: what Saudi Arabia's draw with Uruguay actually tells us
Opinion16 Jun
Eight dead at Edwards: a routine test flight, and the question the Pentagon does not want to answer
Opinion16 Jun
The Iran deal the markets want — and the question nobody is asking
Opinion16 Jun
The Asian Football Pitch Has Become a Verdict on the Old World Order
Opinion16 Jun
From bombs to billion-dollar bailouts: the US-Iran deal nobody is reading straight
Opinion16 Jun
Iran's football team is playing New Zealand tonight — and the press is treating it as geopolitics
Opinion16 Jun
A football match and a missing context: what the Minab silence tells us about Iran’s press discipline
Opinion16 Jun
Vietnam's Wealth Boom Outruns Its Institutions — and the Rest of Southeast Asia Is Watching
Opinion16 Jun
The Pentagon's quiet AI shakeout and what it means when Washington picks winners
Opinion16 Jun
SpaceX's $412 billion day: when a private rocket company becomes a sovereign asset
Opinion16 Jun
Hormuz in 72 hours: what the Iran-US deal actually says, and what it doesn't
Opinion16 Jun
The curfew the British didn't vote for: how a teenage social-media ban became this week's least-honest policy story
Opinion16 Jun
The $165 billion day: what SpaceX's valuation jump really tells us
Opinion16 Jun
Riyadh's football diplomacy, four years on from Lusail
Opinion16 Jun
SpaceX's $412 billion day is not a story about rockets
Opinion16 Jun
A $2.5 Trillion Rocket and a $1.1 Trillion Day: Reading the Signal Behind the Headlines
Opinion16 Jun
The Hormuz Headline Problem
Opinion16 Jun
"Pristine" Hormuz: How a Presidential Adjective Is Doing the Work of a Mine-Sweeping Operation
Opinion15 Jun
The Match Was Never About Football: Iran, New Zealand, and the Politics of Whose Grief Counts
Opinion15 Jun
The pitch is global, the stadium is in Los Angeles: Iran's soft-power moment arrives on American soil
Opinion15 Jun
Telesur's World Cup pitch: a southern counter-frame for the world's most-watched tournament
Opinion15 Jun
The Page-and-a-Half Memorandum: Reading the Iran Deal Through Its Scaled-Down Ambition
Opinion15 Jun
A B-52 in the Mojave and the morning after American air power
Opinion15 Jun
SpaceX's $412 billion day is a referendum on the private-space bloat, not a vote of confidence in the public balance sheet
Opinion15 Jun
A 60-day pause in the Gulf: reading the Hormuz sequence without the press-release fog
Opinion15 Jun
Hezbollah's post-ceasefire posturing: a southern Lebanon stress test
Opinion15 Jun
SpaceX Goes Public, the Charts Go Vertical: A Capital-Markets Reckoning
Opinion15 Jun
SpaceX's $85.7bn IPO and the new arithmetic of private wealth
Opinion15 Jun
Two Strategic Bombers Down in 24 Hours: What the B-52 Crash at Edwards Does and Doesn't Tell Us
Opinion15 Jun
Tariffs as Translation: What Trump's Wine Threat Really Tells Europe
Opinion15 Jun
The First Day After: Hezbollah's Footage Tests a Ceasefire That Was Hours Old
Opinion15 Jun
A trillion-dollar day, a rebrand, and a peace rumor: the market is pricing the end of a war it has not seen
Opinion15 Jun
The blockade that wasn't: how a 'lifted' siege went from headline to fait accompli in one evening
Opinion15 Jun
Nvidia's $25bn bond sale is a stress test, not a coronation
Opinion15 Jun
Qaani's boasts and Hezbollah's silence: reading the signals from a frozen front
Opinion15 Jun
Qaani's "resistance front" speech and the public framing of Iran's regional posture
Opinion15 Jun
Netanyahu's buffer zone and the market's 5% withdrawal bet: reading the Lebanon stalemate
Opinion15 Jun
Qaani's 'tip of the iceberg' and the rhetoric of a resistance front under pressure
Opinion15 Jun
Qaani's victory lap and the language of a fight that hasn't ended
Opinion15 Jun
SpaceX's public market debut is bigger than SpaceX
Opinion15 Jun
A B-52 in the Mojave: what the silence after takeoff says about an aging fleet
Opinion15 Jun
Netanyahu tests the Lebanon clause: a US-Iran deal, a disputed border, and a 24-hour credibility window
Opinion15 Jun
A B-52 goes down at Edwards: what a single crash tells us about an aging strategic bomber fleet
Opinion15 Jun
Tel Aviv's fury, Washington's deal: the US–Iran memorandum and Israel's strategic bind
Opinion15 Jun
Tehran's "distrust doctrine" and Netanyahu's open-ended war: the Middle East reads the Trump deal
Opinion15 Jun
Qaani's victory lap and the myth of the 'resistance front' that won
Opinion15 Jun
Qaani's victory lap and the realignment Iran wants you to miss
Opinion15 Jun