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Opinion07 Jul
Kyiv under fire again: what the July 7 Iskander strikes actually tell us
Opinion07 Jul
Bandar Abbas in Flames: Reading the US Strike Through Iran's Port Geography
Opinion07 Jul
China's industrial hinge: legacy automakers become Beijing's innovation frontier
Opinion07 Jul
Beirut skies, Nabatieh hills: reading one night of Israeli airstrikes against Lebanon
Opinion07 Jul
Strikes on Bandar Abbas: What the Picture Tells Us, and What It Doesn't
Opinion07 Jul
Bandar Abbas burns: what the U.S. strike package on Iran actually tells us
Opinion07 Jul
Bandar Abbas Burns: What the Wire Knows, and What It Doesn't
Opinion07 Jul
The US just bombed Iran's coastline. The question nobody in Washington is asking is why now.
Opinion07 Jul
The MoU just died at Bandar Abbas: a US strike, an Iranian port, and a diplomacy that no longer exists
Opinion07 Jul
Cross-border shelling at Ali al-Tahir is the daily texture of a war that no longer needs a name
Opinion07 Jul
Hormuz on fire: what a US strike on Iranian tankers actually does to the oil market
Opinion07 Jul
Bandar Abbas in flames: what the U.S. strike on southern Iran actually signals
Opinion07 Jul
A labor market the White House can't quite spin
Opinion07 Jul
Two Wars, One Week, and the Limits of Telegraph Diplomacy
Opinion07 Jul
Strait of Hormuz lights up: what the Bandar Abbas strikes actually tell us
Opinion07 Jul
Strait of Hormuz goes kinetic: what the US-Iran flare-up actually changes
Opinion07 Jul
Cuba's grid collapse is the point: a year after Havana's UN blockade push, infrastructure tells the real story
Opinion07 Jul
Bandar Abbas burns: what the US strikes on Iran's port complex actually change
Opinion07 Jul
Bandar Abbas burns: what the first hours of US strikes on Iran actually show
Opinion07 Jul
Bandar Abbas strike breaks the diplomacy frame the West spent months selling
Opinion07 Jul
The Hormozgan Strikes and the Limits of a 'Limited' War
Opinion07 Jul
Strait of Hormuz: A Strike, a Justification, and the Question Nobody in Washington Will Answer
Opinion07 Jul
Bandar Abbas burns: what the US-Iran escalation in Hormuz actually says about the rules of the road
Opinion07 Jul
Sirik strikes and the thin logic of escalation
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina's comeback, Polymarket's odds, and the strange economy of hope
Opinion07 Jul
Israel widens its Lebanon strikes into populated southern towns, with Beit Yahoun hit twice in an hour
Opinion07 Jul
A Hormuz Flashpoint: What the U.S. Strikes on Iran Actually Resolve
Opinion07 Jul
Hormuz as a toll road: Tehran tests a chokepoint doctrine
Opinion07 Jul
Strikes on Bandar Abbas: What the Telegram Wire Is and Isn't Telling Us
Opinion07 Jul
Strikes on the Strait: What the Hormoz Strikes Tell Us About a New US-Iran Calculus
Opinion07 Jul
Strait of Hormuz on Fire: What the U.S.–Iran Escalation Actually Changes
Opinion07 Jul
Najaf's reception for Khamenei: a pageant, a power signal, and a problem for Washington's regional arithmetic
Opinion07 Jul
Strikes on Sirik: how a Hormozgan raid turns into a media event before it turns into a fact
Opinion07 Jul
Hormuz on a hair trigger: what one day of escalation tells us about the next
Opinion07 Jul
Adel Abdul-Mahdi's eulogy for Khamenei and what it tells us about Iraq–Iran discourse
Opinion07 Jul
Hormuz waiver, revoked: what Washington's escalation against Iran actually shifts
Opinion07 Jul
Iran's Funeral Diplomacy Is Doing Real Work — Even When It Stages It
Opinion07 Jul
A Flash at Sirik and the Fragility of the Hormuz Strait
Opinion07 Jul
Iraq's Shia militias on the road between Najaf and Karbala: what the burial procession tells us
Opinion07 Jul
Rezaei's Strait of Hormuz play: Iran's negotiating theatre, decoded
Opinion07 Jul
Tehran buries its longest-serving cleric, and the succession fight begins in earnest
Opinion07 Jul
Netanyahu's Iran warnings to Newsmax keep the escalation thermostat turned up
Opinion07 Jul
Trump's Turkey pivot: a sanctions announcement that isn't a deal
Opinion07 Jul
Le Pen's defiance sets up a referendum on the French republic
Opinion07 Jul
A body in Najaf, a throne in Tehran: the choreography of succession
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina's comeback, Egypt's collapse, and the new geometry of the men's World Cup
Opinion07 Jul
What Iraq's funeral procession tells us about a region being reshaped
Opinion07 Jul
The Strong Bro Industrial Complex: Why We Can't Stop Watching Suit Failures
Opinion07 Jul
Hormuz on the clock: Tehran's toll threat, the prediction market, and the shipping lanes nobody can insure
Opinion07 Jul
Khamenei in Najaf: A Funeral in Iraqi Holy Ground and What It Reveals About the Iran-Iraq Axis
Opinion07 Jul
Khamenei's body in Najaf: Iraq hosts an Iranian funeral and the region recalculates
Opinion07 Jul
The body in Najaf, and the story the wires will not touch
Opinion07 Jul
Khamenei's Funeral in Najaf and the Limits of Reading Iranian Power
Opinion07 Jul
SpaceX joins the Nasdaq-100 — and the index learns to move at rocket speed
Opinion07 Jul
When the Tie Is Wrong, the Symbolism Is Too
Opinion07 Jul
Japan's energy ambitions just hit the spent-fuel wall — and the maglev race shows the political cost
Opinion07 Jul
Trump in Ankara: a sanctions thaw, a stage-managed summit, and the slow unmaking of a decades-old framework
Opinion07 Jul
Strait of Hormuz flashpoint: who owns the chokepoint when a deal is breaking
Opinion07 Jul
Iran's martyrdom narrative goes abroad: Najaf becomes the next chapter
Opinion07 Jul
Trump's Ankara pivot puts Turkey's sanctions status back on the table
Opinion07 Jul
Messi's last dance, and the World Cup that won't let him go
Opinion07 Jul
The funeral the wire never reported: what the Najaf body-transfer tells us about the information gap on Iran
Opinion07 Jul
Farage walks back into Clacton — but the gamble is bigger than one by-election
Opinion07 Jul
The Sale That Isn't: A Day in the Life of Finfluencer Marketing
Opinion07 Jul
Iran buries its supreme leader: a stage-managed farewell that doubles as a regional signal
Opinion07 Jul
Havana Blackout and the Limits of Medical Diplomacy
Opinion07 Jul
Najaf Airport, a coffin, and a question Tehran cannot dodge
Opinion07 Jul
Hormuz, oil waivers, and the return of coercion as a sanctions tool
Opinion07 Jul
Najaf funeral procession lays bare the regional choreography around a slain Iraqi cleric
Opinion07 Jul
Tehran's Tollbooth: Iran Demands Transit Fees as U.S. Eases the Oil Squeeze
Opinion07 Jul
Najaf Receives Khamenei: A Funeral, a Power Question, and the West's Selective Silence
Opinion07 Jul
The French conviction that isn't a conviction: Le Pen, the bracelet, and the 2027 question
Opinion07 Jul
Najaf funeral for a cleric the Iraqi state would rather forget
Opinion07 Jul
Tehran's Hormuz Gambit: How a Fifth Tanker Redraws the Map of Coercive Power
Opinion07 Jul
Khamenei's body in Najaf: what the state-media coverage actually tells us
Opinion07 Jul
The body in Najaf and the burden of one name: who owns Iran's martyred Revolutionary Guard chiefs?
Opinion07 Jul
The Iran File Shows Why Western Wire Reporting Needs a Reset
Opinion07 Jul
The funeral that wasn't on the Western front pages
Opinion07 Jul
The eye, the yawn, the dashcam: the EU's driver-monitoring rule and the soft tissue of consent
Opinion07 Jul
The Martyrdom of Khamenei and the Theatre of Succession
Opinion07 Jul
Three Wire Items, One Pattern: The Cost of Being Caught at the Top
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina's 3–2 escape from Egypt, and the 90th-minute politics of a single goal
Opinion07 Jul
The body in the airport: a closing chapter in Tehran's war of words with the Iraqi street
Opinion07 Jul
Najaf and the choreography of succession: what Iran's funeral machinery tells us about the transition ahead
Opinion07 Jul
Three data points that should change how you read this week
Opinion07 Jul
Europe's Drone-Eye Turn: Driver Monitoring, Defence Pacts, and the Quiet Politics of Watching
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina and Egypt trade blows in a 2-2 draw — and the real story is the broadcast wars
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina's 3-2 Comeback Over Egypt and the Geometry of Hope in a Failing Year
Opinion07 Jul
Anthropic's Fable 5 pullback is a quieter AI inflection than the headlines suggest
Opinion07 Jul
The Electronic Intifada's YouTube pivot and the question of Palestinian memory online
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina's late rally falls short as Egypt hold on at the Atlanta Stadium
Opinion07 Jul
A coffin lands in Najaf, and the regional order tilts another degree
Opinion07 Jul
The Discount That Won't End: How a Single Trading-Tools Brand Out-Hustled Its Own Deadline
Opinion07 Jul
Messi and the Argentina machine refuse to die — Egypt found out the hard way
Opinion07 Jul
France's ankle-monitor candidacy and the EU's driver-facing camera: two visions of European liberty
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina 3-2 Egypt: A Stoppage-Time Winner, and the Optics Soccer Can't Quite Shake
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina and Egypt serve up a reminder: football's neutral broadcast register still can't help picking sides
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina and Egypt Trade Blows in Friendly as Wire-Side Narratives Race the Whistle
Opinion07 Jul
Argentina-Egypt and the World Cup's Quieter Story: Who Actually Gets to Broadcast the Global South
Opinion07 Jul