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Opinion11 Jun
Bitcoin's bear-market signals are flashing — and so is the risk of a slower, nastier grind

Opinion11 Jun
Krasnodar is burning, and the sanctions are working exactly as designed

Opinion11 Jun
Moscow's mounting bill: what the latest Ukrainian casualty figures actually tell us

Opinion11 Jun
The deal that wasn't, and the war that almost was: parsing Trump's Iran rhetoric on 11 June 2026

Opinion11 Jun
When a podcaster reads the war for you: the Tucker Carlson frame on Iran, and what it costs the rest of us

Opinion11 Jun
Gates goes behind closed doors, and the leverage story shifts on its axis

Opinion11 Jun
Moscow's Donbas pivot signals a war being fought on Russian, not Ukrainian, timelines

Opinion11 Jun
India's cities are getting cooked — and the fix is bigger than white roofs

Opinion11 Jun
The water cut that tests what 'targeted' means

Opinion11 Jun
Hormuz and the limits of dollar-power theatre
Opinion11 Jun
Twenty-two governments are telling Iran to stop. Tehran is not listening.

Opinion11 Jun
A protest over a dog, a critical-minerals squeeze, and the cost of decoupling
Opinion11 Jun
The Hegseth Telegraph: Reading the War Machine's New Press Operation

Opinion11 Jun
Belfast's second night: a small fire, a long fuse

Opinion11 Jun
Strikes, Counter-Strikes, and the Geometry of Restraint

Opinion11 Jun
Iran's Three-Country Retaliation and the Frame That Refuses to Settle

Opinion11 Jun
Iran's counter-strike and the narrowing room for de-escalation

Opinion11 Jun
Trump's Iran deal has the air of a handshake the other side hasn't shown up for

Opinion11 Jun
Belfast's second night: when a single stabbing lights a fuse

Opinion11 Jun
Ukraine's $97.6 Billion Defence Budget Is a Different Kind of War Story
Opinion11 Jun
India's growth story is sprinting into a wall it built itself
Opinion11 Jun
Rupee at 95.60, Gulf on fire: the quiet cost of an India that can't look away
Opinion11 Jun
Belfast is burning again, and the political class should not look away

Opinion11 Jun
Visa's OpenAI Deal and the Strait of Hormuz: The Same Story About Who Holds the Rails
Opinion11 Jun
Two chokepoints, one message: Beijing's quiet rehearsal for a world that runs on its terms

Opinion11 Jun
Iran's reach into Jordan exposes the limits of US air defence
Opinion11 Jun
Trump, Truth Social, and the quiet collapse of a presidential media play

Opinion11 Jun
The Anthropic premium is shrinking, and the prediction markets noticed first

Opinion11 Jun
Iran's missile strike on a Jordan airbase marks a regional escalation that the wire frames too narrowly
Opinion11 Jun
A 3 a.m. Telegram surge tells the story the wires haven't filed

Opinion11 Jun
Smoke over Manama: what the Bahrain blasts do — and don't — tell us

Opinion11 Jun
The northern front reopens at 3 a.m.: what two rockets over the Galilee actually say
Opinion11 Jun
Jordan caught in the crossfire as Iran and the US trade missile volleys

Opinion11 Jun
Iran's Missile Gambit in Jordan Tests a Fragile Regional Order

Opinion11 Jun
Iran's northwest lights up: what the Tabriz-Zanjan-Urmia launches tell us, and don't

Opinion11 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz is the story the world is trying not to look at

Opinion11 Jun
Iran pulls Jordan into the war: a missile strike on a US air base resets the regional calculus

Opinion11 Jun
The Strait Closes, the Headlines Don't: What Tehran's Hormuz Play Tells Us About a 2026 Oil Shock
Opinion11 Jun
Maximum pressure, maximum confusion: reading the Trump-Iran week

Opinion11 Jun
Strikes Announced, Comms Still Live: Reading the Gap Between CENTCOM's Word and the Airwaves

Opinion11 Jun
Tehran's Gulf gambit: what the Bahrain and Kuwait alerts actually tell us
Opinion11 Jun
Strait of Hormuz, 11 June: a cycle the West keeps misreading

Opinion11 Jun
Missiles Over Jordan: What a Single Night of Interceptions Reveals About the US-Iran Standoff

Opinion11 Jun
Missiles Over Jordan, Sirens in Bahrain: Reading the 11 June Escalation on Its Own Terms

Opinion11 Jun
India's quiet crisis of competence is now showing up in its public-health file

Opinion11 Jun
Strikes on Karaj, Silence in Washington: What the First Hours of a US-Iran Air War Looked Like

Opinion11 Jun
Strikes on Bandar Abbas, Qazvin and Bandar Kangan: what the early Telegram wire actually says
Opinion11 Jun
Iran comes under fire: what we know — and what we don't — about the Sirik and Bushehr strikes

Opinion11 Jun
India's markets are panicking about the wrong things

Opinion11 Jun
Karaj is burning, and the world has to decide what to call it

Opinion11 Jun
Karaj wakes to thunder: what twelve explosions in an industrial city tells us about the new Middle East
Opinion11 Jun
The Strikes on Karaj and the Shape of an Unspoken War

Opinion11 Jun
Hormuz in the crossfire: a closure that isn’t a closure, and the war of words that could become a war of ships
Opinion11 Jun
Strikes on the Gulf: What the Sirik and Bushehr Reports Actually Tell Us

Opinion11 Jun
Trump's 24-hour ultimatum to Tehran: the deal that isn't, and the strike that might still come

Opinion11 Jun
Poltava wakes to ballistic missiles while the world scrolls past
Opinion11 Jun
Strait of Hormuz is closed, the cameras are on, and the question of whether this war is real is now a public problem
Opinion11 Jun
Trump's Hormuz 'escort' claim and the diplomacy that may or may not have happened

Opinion10 Jun
Tehran, Washington, and the $92 Barrel: A War That Stopped When the Cameras Stopped
Opinion10 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz, an IRGC announcement, and the fog of a Tuesday night

Opinion10 Jun
The Strait Closes: Reading Iran's Hormuz Gambit
Opinion10 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz just shut. Now the world gets to see what an energy choke point really costs

Opinion10 Jun
Trump's Strait of Hormuz Pitch Comes with a Birthday Candle and a Punching Bag
Opinion10 Jun
The Hormuz Shots: A Night of Unverified Claims and the Cost of Sourcing a War From the Wire

Opinion10 Jun
Iran's Strait of Hormuz gamble: a chokepoint weapon the world cannot afford to ignore
Opinion10 Jun
Trump's Iran Gamble, the World Cup Betting Bonanza, and a Presidency That Loves Inflation

Opinion10 Jun
A missile, a missing jet, and a war of signals: parsing the Iran-US Persian Gulf flare-up
Opinion10 Jun
Bandar Abbas burns: what the first wave of U.S. strikes on Iranian soil does — and does not — tell us

Opinion10 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz, 22:22 UTC, and the cost of waiting for confirmation

Opinion10 Jun
Strikes Without a Story: Washington's Iran Operation Is Already Outrunning Its Own Narrative

Opinion10 Jun
The 'Strike After the Qataris Leave' Doctrine: What the Last 48 Hours Reveal About US Decision-Making on Iran

Opinion10 Jun
The OpenAI IPO speculation market just got serious. The real story is what Altman is actually selling.
Opinion10 Jun
Tehran's 'no deal under threats' line is now the only thing left in the room

Opinion10 Jun
Gates, Epstein, and the leverage economy
Opinion10 Jun
Tehran's hard-line chorus finds its audience at the IAEA — and the clock is the real story
Opinion10 Jun
Doha's parallel tracks: what the US-Iran back-channel actually tells us
Opinion10 Jun
Kashmir, cable television, and the long game of Iranian media
Opinion10 Jun
The Situation Room Theatre: Trump's Iran Calculus and the Quiet Cost of Brinksmanship
Opinion10 Jun
Vučić's Fox News moment and the price Serbia pays for staying close to Washington

Opinion10 Jun
SpaceX's IPO is a story about money — and about whose money
Opinion10 Jun
Hormuz in the crosshairs: how a 'secret mission' boast pulled the US-Iran war rhetoric back to the brink
Opinion10 Jun
Pressure tactics, public positions: parsing the new US–Iran escalation
Opinion10 Jun
The ceasefire that didn't reach Beirut

Opinion10 Jun
Prediction Markets Are Eating the News Cycle, and the Press Hasn't Caught Up

Opinion10 Jun
Three Mumbai stories, one uneasy question: who is the city actually for?

Opinion10 Jun
Fayyad’s ‘final decision’ line tells you who really sets the terms in south Lebanon

Opinion10 Jun
Microsoft's Claude Fable 5 Standoff Is About Who Owns the Frontier

Opinion10 Jun
Pants out of chapatis, and the West's selective hunger for African absurdity
Opinion10 Jun
Maximum pressure, signature pending: parsing Trump's Iran ultimatum
Opinion10 Jun
Trump's Iran ultimatum and the two-track war of words
Opinion10 Jun
B-52s Over Saudi Skies: Deterrence, Theatrics, or the Shape of What's Coming

Opinion10 Jun
Three Indian Sailors Missing After US Strike on Tanker in Gulf of Oman — and the Framings That Follow
Opinion10 Jun
Gates, Epstein, and the Limits of Voluntary Testimony

Opinion10 Jun
Air defence goes mobile: what the IRIS-T on a Cobra chassis actually means
Opinion10 Jun
The Helicopter, the Oil, and the Escalation Ladder: Reading Trump's Iran Threats Past the Headlines
Opinion10 Jun
When Tehran Talks Trash and Washington Talks Receipts

Opinion10 Jun
A hundred million barrels and a 'secret mission': the Strait of Hormuz is now the world's most expensive stage

Opinion10 Jun
Taiwan's HIMARS shot across the Strait is also a shot at Wall Street

Opinion10 Jun
American money still wants China. Beijing is happy to take it.
Opinion10 Jun