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Opinion08 Jul
Three OpenAI Stories, One Question About Who Governs the Frontier
Opinion08 Jul
Argentina's refereeing luck, Egypt's loss, and the question FIFA cannot keep ducking
Opinion08 Jul
Iran's Najaf ritual and the choreography of succession
Opinion08 Jul
The Czech PM's confession: NATO summits now run on small talk and evasion
Opinion08 Jul
Europe's packaging rules and the case for democratic input on EU micromanagement
Opinion08 Jul
Trump vs. Madrid: when an insult becomes a trade policy
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's funeral procession and the choreography of Iranian state mourning
Opinion08 Jul
Trump Pulls the Plug on the Iran MOU — and the Ceasefire With It
Opinion08 Jul
Iran buries a cleric, and the regime's grip on Najaf tightens
Opinion08 Jul
A Pentagon visit that didn't happen, and what it tells us about US-Israel-Iran triage
Opinion08 Jul
Erdogan's NATO stagecraft: Turkey sells itself as the indispensable middle power
Opinion08 Jul
Trump tears up the Iran ceasefire on the NATO stage, and nobody blinked
Opinion08 Jul
Trump ends the Iran ceasefire at the NATO summit — and the oil market believes him
Opinion08 Jul
Ankara's Steel Dome and the New Geometry of NATO's Southern Flank
Opinion08 Jul
Trump declares the ceasefire over and markets should believe him
Opinion08 Jul
Trump tears up the Iran memo at NATO, and the oil market hears it first
Opinion08 Jul
A funeral in Najaf and the choreography of Iraqi sovereignty
Opinion08 Jul
A body in Najaf, a martyr on the wire: what Tasnim's funeral coverage actually shows
Opinion08 Jul
Three High Courts, One Quiet Reshaping of Indian Public Life
Opinion08 Jul
The $900 Billion Question Hanging Over SpaceX
Opinion08 Jul
The Ankara Photo-Op and the NATO Summit That Hasn't Earned Its Headlines
Opinion08 Jul
Mahshahr strike confirms an officer dead — and exposes how thin the public record still is
Opinion08 Jul
The Najaf funeral and the architecture of succession: reading Iran's next phase
Opinion08 Jul
Baghdad's mourning theatre: how the funeral of an Iranian leader is reshaping Iraq's political stage
Opinion08 Jul
The funeral that wasn't on your feed: Iraq's mass mourning for Iran's Supreme Leader
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's funeral crowds and the information war behind them
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf Receives the Body: A Funeral That Frames Iran's Future
Opinion08 Jul
Airstrikes on Bushehr: what the early reports do and do not tell us
Opinion08 Jul
A sea of black in Najaf — and the regional message that follows
Opinion08 Jul
Tehran frames US strikes and oil-permit withdrawal as a single breach — and promises a military answer
Opinion08 Jul
AI hits the dock, the dashboard and the courtroom — and the rules haven't caught up
Opinion08 Jul
Bushehr in the crosshairs: the strikes that end the fiction of a return to diplomacy
Opinion08 Jul
The Strait of Hormuz Is Now a Sanctions Battlefield — and a Test of Dollar Leverage
Opinion08 Jul
Mourners in Najaf and the Politics of a Funeral
Opinion08 Jul
A procession in Najaf and the regional order it puts on display
Opinion08 Jul
Mourning as theatre: what the funeral procession in Karbala tells us about Iran's crisis
Opinion08 Jul
A funeral in Najaf, a flag in the square, and the choreography of Iranian mourning abroad
Opinion08 Jul
Iran fires at Gulf monarchies to send Washington a message
Opinion08 Jul
A funeral in Najaf and the limits of Western reading of Shia politics
Opinion08 Jul
When the news cycle starts with cancer, custody, and a country that forgot how to play
Opinion08 Jul
The Quiet Architecture of De-Dollarisation Just Got Louder
Opinion08 Jul
The Strait of Hormuz Just Became the World's Most Dangerous Pipeline
Opinion08 Jul
NATO's Ankara summit is being read as a defence pivot. It is also being read as something else.
Opinion08 Jul
NATO meets in Ankara, and Athens is the loudest voice in the room
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's Million-Strong Farewell and the Politics of a Funeral
Opinion08 Jul
A procession in Karbala exposes the limits of Western wire reporting on Iraq-Iran
Opinion08 Jul
Poland's Defense Bet Pays Off as Anduril Lands in Mielec
Opinion08 Jul
India's Heat-Proof Ice Cream and the Country's Climate Adaptation Problem
Opinion08 Jul
Bushehr loud and unclear: a Tuesday morning of competing frames
Opinion08 Jul
Karbala burials signal a war the Iranian state is reframing in religious rather than national language
Opinion08 Jul
The Karbala framing and what it tells us about Iran’s wartime information order
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf as stage: how a funeral procession became Iran's regional signal
Opinion08 Jul
Tehran's farewell: the choreography of mourning and the message it sends
Opinion08 Jul
Ankara, £37bn, and the quiet message the alliance is sending Tehran
Opinion08 Jul
Bahrain Under Fire: What the Silence Around the Sirens Tells Us
Opinion08 Jul
Orbán's Heir Turns on Moscow: What Magyar's Ukraine Pivot Actually Means
Opinion08 Jul
NATO's Ankara summit reads as a spending reset — not a strategy reset
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's streets, Iran's grief, and the choreography of a martyr's funeral
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf fills for the man who made Iraq's Shia politics legible to Tehran
Opinion08 Jul
The procession that wasn't on the wire: a 12-hour silence in plain sight
Opinion08 Jul
Seven million in Karbala: the numbers Iraq's own state-aligned outlets are floating, and why that should give every reader pause
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's funeral rites and the choreography of an Iranian martyrdom
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's funeral and the framing war over Iran's leadership
Opinion08 Jul
A Drone, a Base, and the Frame That Holds It Together
Opinion08 Jul
Budapest's Refusal Meets Brussels' Consensus: Orbán Is Out, Magyar Is In, and Hungary Just Redrew the Line on Ukraine
Opinion08 Jul
Poland picks up the cheque — and Trump wants the receipts
Opinion08 Jul
Karbala's streets and the rituals of grief: what Tasnim's footage does and does not tell us
Opinion08 Jul
NATO in Ankara: A Burden-Sharing Argument Masquerading as a Strategy
Opinion08 Jul
Greenland, NATO, and the Danish line the alliance cannot afford to fudge
Opinion08 Jul
A NATO summit lands in Ankara, and the bill finally arrives
Opinion08 Jul
A million mourners, one question: what comes after Khamenei?
Opinion08 Jul
The funeral that Iran staged for itself
Opinion08 Jul
From answer keys to a video-call thumbs-up: a snapshot of an Indian news week
Opinion08 Jul
Washington's two-step: OpenAI unlocked, Turkey unshackled — and what that signals about the next year of US foreign policy
Opinion08 Jul
A million mourners in Najaf and the message the West has been refusing to read
Opinion08 Jul
Khamenei's daily Quran pages are not theology — they are statecraft
Opinion08 Jul
Hormuz goes from leverage to liability: the new arithmetic of the Strait
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf crowds frame Iran's mourning as a regional referendum
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's Million-Strong Farewell: Reading the Crowds at Khamenei's Funeral
Opinion08 Jul
Three stories this week show what "smart infrastructure" actually looks like — and who pays for it
Opinion08 Jul
China's industrial resilience meets a tariff-shaped headwind
Opinion08 Jul
Greenland, drones and a $50bn tab: what the Ankara NATO summit actually delivered
Opinion08 Jul
Million-strong funeral in Karbala and the framing Tehran could not have staged
Opinion08 Jul
A funeral in Najaf and the framing war over Iran's supreme leader
Opinion08 Jul
China's Governance Paradox: Death for a $325 Million Bribe, Rescue Teams for 100,000 Evacuees
Opinion08 Jul
The Najaf farewell and the choreography of a martyrdom the Gulf cannot ignore
Opinion08 Jul
Strait of Hormuz Is the Line: US Strikes Iran After Tanker Campaign
Opinion08 Jul
Iraq's funeral cortège for Khamenei puts Najaf at the centre of a regional succession story
Opinion08 Jul
The funeral that wasn't on the wires: what Najaf tells us about whose grief counts
Opinion08 Jul
Maine Democrats Want Platner Out. The Party Still Has to Pick a Winner.
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's Million-Strong Farewell: Reading Iran's 'Martyr' Stagecraft
Opinion08 Jul
Iraq hosts the funeral the Iranian state wants the world to remember
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf's million: reading the funeral that Iran's state media built
Opinion08 Jul
Najaf stages a funeral the world did not see coming
Opinion08 Jul
The funeral in Najaf, and the version of Iran that just died with him
Opinion08 Jul
A funeral in Najaf, and the framing wars it will not settle
Opinion08 Jul
Tehran's MQ-9 claim, Washington's silence: a probe that says something either way
Opinion08 Jul
The frame is the funeral: how Tehran is choreographing Khamenei's last rites — and what the choreography tells us
Opinion08 Jul
Baghdad's farewell and the reshaping of Shia politics
Opinion08 Jul