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Opinion06 Jul
Cuba's grid goes dark — and the bet on a US deal gets louder

Opinion06 Jul
The funeral the world didn't see: how Qom buried a 'martyred Imam' under the wire

Opinion06 Jul
Spain's stoppage-time dagger ends Ronaldo's international career — and the framing around it

Opinion06 Jul
The Jamkaran funeral rites and the management of grief as statecraft

Opinion06 Jul
Belgorod in the dark: what a single night of strikes reveals about Russia’s war footing

Opinion06 Jul
Tehran's Defence Council sends its signal: a doctrine of peace for allies, war for foes

Opinion06 Jul
Belgorod darkens: Ukraine's long-range strike on Russian energy rewrites the war's rear-echelon logic

Opinion06 Jul
HIMARS over Belgorod: Ukraine's strike calculus is changing in plain sight

Opinion06 Jul
The market-man in chief: Trump's mid-July message discipline and the limits of the bully pulpit

Opinion06 Jul
Texas takes the App Store — and a quiet question lands at the Supreme Court

Opinion06 Jul
Trump Markets a Boom While the World Watches the Bill Come Due

Opinion06 Jul
Oil's quiet pivot: OPEC+ opens the taps as a US-Iran deal takes shape in Geneva

Opinion06 Jul
Qom at the threshold: Iran's state-aligned media frames a farewell the country did not ask for
Opinion06 Jul
Tehran stages a martyr's funeral and asks the world to watch

Opinion06 Jul
Demolitions in southern Lebanon's 'security zone' expose the legal vacuum behind the term
Opinion06 Jul
Qom's farewell: what the Jamkaran turnout tells us about the post-conflict order

Opinion06 Jul
Maharashtra's monsoon moment is testing whether direct-cash welfare can survive a shock

Opinion06 Jul
Mahindra's 'connector economy' pitch and the limits of Indian ambition

Opinion06 Jul
The Platner Allegation and the Slow Machinery of Party-Led Obituaries

Opinion06 Jul
The Platner Problem: When Prediction Markets Outrun the Press
Opinion06 Jul
Iran's state-aligned mourners mass in Qom — and the framing tells you everything else

Opinion06 Jul
The NATO summit opens under the shadow of its own contradictions

Opinion06 Jul
Hamas dissolves Gaza government. The harder question is who picks up the keys.

Opinion06 Jul
Ronaldo's farewell and a prediction market that already priced his tears

Opinion06 Jul
Russia's Strategic Deterrent Is Showing Rust — and the West Should Not Mistake That for Weakness

Opinion06 Jul
Trump markets the rally and previews the war: a single weekend of escalations

Opinion06 Jul
Bushehr, the Iraqi missile pipeline, and the architecture of a regional escalation

Opinion06 Jul
A Waterspout, a Doctor, and a Diocesan Audit: Three Hong Kong Stories That Refuse to Stay Local

Opinion06 Jul
Beijing's anti-graft verdict and a sober warning from Shanghai: two messages, one anxious summer

Opinion06 Jul
China’s asteroid mission and the architecture of a multipolar science
Opinion06 Jul
Macron's Damascus Walk-In: Sovereignty Theatre Meets Reconstruction Lobby

Opinion06 Jul
The quiet automation of the spectacle: drones, robots, and a $3.7bn pod

Opinion06 Jul
New Delhi's quiet hedging: when a Non-Aligned giant starts building its own warplanes

Opinion06 Jul
A president intervenes in a foul call, and the world is supposed to keep score

Opinion06 Jul
Hamas dissolves Gaza government committee — what changes, what doesn't
Opinion06 Jul
Mahindra's "connector economy" pitch and the harder question of who actually decides what gets connected
Opinion06 Jul
Macron in Damascus: A French Re-entry That Tells You How Fast the Map Has Moved
Opinion06 Jul
Qom's funeral cortege and the choreography of Iranian state grief
Opinion06 Jul
India's sugar industry quietly exits the export market — and ethanol is the reason
Opinion06 Jul
A presidential phone call, a red card, and the question of who runs football

Opinion06 Jul
The President's Mouth Is Moving Markets Again — and Nobody Is Buying a Dell

Opinion06 Jul
Mexico's World Cup exit lands in a country already asking harder questions of its football federation

Opinion06 Jul
Macron in Damascus: France bets on a post-Assad reconstruction that Paris, not Brussels, wants to lead

Opinion06 Jul
Omsk refinery fire lays bare the unwritten cost of Ukraine's long game
Opinion06 Jul
Tomatoes, onions, and the long shadow of today's agreement
Opinion06 Jul
Kerch drones: a small strike that reveals how far Kyiv's reach now extends

Opinion06 Jul
A president who trades in equities is no longer a curiosity, he's the market

Opinion06 Jul
Cuba's total blackout is a stress test the island's political economy was not built to pass

Opinion06 Jul
Two shutdowns, two fiscal horizons: what Buenos Aires and DOGE reveal about austerity as a global script

Opinion06 Jul
Schwab's bug: the WEF founder files a Geneva criminal complaint — and the global elite suddenly looks very nervous

Opinion06 Jul
When the president calls a red card unfair, who is running world football?
Opinion06 Jul
West Bengal's first post-election stress test isn't a policy — it's a crime

Opinion06 Jul
Iran buries a cleric and signals it is not done burying the old order

Opinion06 Jul
Iran's state-aligned mourning machine and what it tells us about the information environment

Opinion06 Jul
Tehran's billboard war: how Iranian state media is framing a deal that hasn't been signed

Opinion06 Jul
Hamas dissolves its Gaza administration, and the technocrat fix gets stuck at the border
Opinion06 Jul
England outlasts Mexico at the Azteca, and the host nation wakes up to a problem it cannot scout its way out of

Opinion06 Jul
The Funeral That Wasn't: Reading a Tehran-Produced Martyrology

Opinion06 Jul
When a Parliamentary Grievance Meets a Football Federation: The Quansah Suspension Theatre
Opinion06 Jul
Tehran's million-strong farewell: what the funeral optics tell us about Iran's next move
Opinion06 Jul
The Anthropic–TeraWulf Lease and the Quiet Nationalisation of Frontier AI

Opinion06 Jul
Trump's NATO-summit sprint leaves more questions than answers

Opinion06 Jul
When the referee changes the rule mid-game: FIFA, Balogun and the fight over whose rules apply to international football

Opinion06 Jul
Presidents don't pick stocks. The market just told you what happens when one tries.

Opinion06 Jul
Hamas dissolves Gaza government. Israel calls it a trick. The mediators now own the file.
Opinion06 Jul
Iran's succession moment comes for a theocracy already under pressure

Opinion06 Jul
A martyr's funeral, a stadium of mourners — and the political theatre Tehran cannot afford to skip
Opinion06 Jul
Trump's Putin Problem: When a 4 July Phone Call Doesn't Stop the Bombs

Opinion06 Jul
The referee always wins: FIFA's Balogun reversal and the theatre of football justice
Opinion06 Jul
Trump's Iran bargaining line hardens, by his own account
Opinion06 Jul
Iran's state-aligned press turns a funeral into a national mood

Opinion06 Jul
Japan Inc's quiet ASEAN pivot is reshaping who supplies the region's middle class

Opinion06 Jul
When the White House calls FIFA: the Balogun red card and the new politics of refereeing

Opinion06 Jul
When the President Tells You to Buy: Trump's Dell Pitch and the New Floor Under Market-Moving Speech

Opinion06 Jul
The Meloni-Trump psychiatry question is a distraction. The trade-portfolio question isn't.
Opinion06 Jul
Azteca, altitude, and the spectacle of soft-power hooliganism

Opinion06 Jul
Trump's crypto conversion is real, and the establishment should stop pretending it isn't
Opinion06 Jul
The President's Red Card: Trump as Global Referee, From FIFA to Nuclear Policy

Opinion06 Jul
The platform economy now sells you an analyst, a personal trainer, and a walk — and asks almost nothing in return for the data trail
Opinion06 Jul
The 'two reasons' problem: parsing Trump's Iran remarks at the speed of Telegram
Opinion06 Jul
Iran's managed funeral: symbolism, loyalty, and the choreography of mass grief
Opinion06 Jul
The death of a Supreme Leader, and the question Tehran cannot answer
Opinion06 Jul
Tehran's farewell to a 'martyr of the revolution' — and the messaging the West keeps ignoring
Opinion06 Jul
The crowd that performs the republic: how state-aligned photography flattens Iran into slogan

Opinion06 Jul
NATO's Rutte lands in Ankara with a message aimed at Moscow, not the chamber

Opinion06 Jul
Trump as news desk: how a single feed is rewriting the foreign-policy conversation

Opinion06 Jul
Tasnim's framing of Iran's Badragh funeral tells us more about the regime than the man

Opinion06 Jul
Four Killed in Israeli Strike on South Lebanon Village, Local Health Ministry Says
Opinion06 Jul
The choreography of a state funeral: what Tasnim's Badragh tributes really told us

Opinion06 Jul
Rutte's pitch from Ankara: Trump as the third president since Eisenhower to extract real money from Europe

Opinion06 Jul
The Funeral That Became a Frame: Reading Tehran Through State-Organised Grief

Opinion06 Jul
Europe is finally buying its own shield, and that changes every calculation
Opinion06 Jul
Balogun's reprieve and the new politics of World Cup officiating
Opinion06 Jul
The funeral that doubles as a frame: Iran's martyrdom politics and the choreography of mourning

Opinion06 Jul
Germany's three-way squeeze: migration, the far right, and a record borrowing plan

Opinion06 Jul
Tehran Stages a Funeral, and the World Reads the Choreography

Opinion06 Jul
When the President Endorses Your Stock Pick

Opinion06 Jul
When a Cabinet Secretary Calls FIFA: The Balogun Ruling and the New Shape of Sports Politics

Opinion06 Jul
Red flags and realpolitik: reading the funeral rites of an Iranian supreme leader
Opinion06 Jul