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Opinion03 Jul
The Lebanon File: What Two Strikes in Sadiqin Actually Tell Us
Opinion03 Jul
China's consumer-spending wobble is a policy problem, not a confidence problem
Opinion03 Jul
Atlanta's Drone Crackdown and a 3% World Cup Bet: What the Security State Looks Like When Spectacle Is the Target
Opinion03 Jul
A record close and a market that doesn't believe its own luck
Opinion03 Jul
The Kelce-Swift Wedding Circus and the Politics of Spectacle
Opinion03 Jul
The wire said two were hurt. The framing said more.
Opinion03 Jul
Southern Lebanon strikes: a small raid that exposes a much wider informational fault line
Opinion03 Jul
Sweida's Gunpowder: What Damascus's Assault on the Druze Heartland Really Signals
Opinion03 Jul
Disclosure Theatre: The Quiet Privatisation of the US President's Trades
Opinion02 Jul
Khamenei's coffin and the inheritance question Tehran cannot avoid
Opinion02 Jul
Strike, deny, strike again: how southern Lebanon became the undeclared test track for a ceasefire nobody trusts
Opinion02 Jul
The death of Khamenei and the line Iran will not cross
Opinion02 Jul
Southern Lebanon strikes expose the brittleness of a ceasefire that exists mostly on paper
Opinion02 Jul
Canadian artillery on the front: what a Telegram clip really tells us
Opinion02 Jul
Airstrikes in south Lebanon expose how thin the ceasefire really is
Opinion02 Jul
An airstrike on Siddikin, and the framing war that follows
Opinion02 Jul
Tesla's record quarter arrives with a manslaughter charge attached
Opinion02 Jul
Iran buries Khamenei: what a managed succession in Tehran tells the world
Opinion02 Jul
The midnight signal: how Russian milbloggers set the day's last news frame
Opinion02 Jul
Israel keeps striking southern Lebanon. The ceasefire holding the line is fraying by the hour.
Opinion02 Jul
Israeli Strikes on Southern Lebanon and the Slow Erosion of a Ceasefire Nobody Trusts
Opinion02 Jul
Southern Lebanon under strike again — and the silence around a ceasefire that was supposed to hold
Opinion02 Jul
The 'Golden Age' That Doesn't Speak for Itself
Opinion02 Jul
Strikes on Baraachit reopen the question of who is minding the Lebanon ceasefire
Opinion02 Jul
The trillion-dollar note: what Trump's public reset with Musk actually tells us
Opinion02 Jul
Trump's Israel boast lands the same hour Tehran says it's almost ready to deal
Opinion02 Jul
India's Energy Gap Has a Name, and It's Coal
Opinion02 Jul
Kyiv's Dead Count Outpaces the West's Apathy
Opinion02 Jul
Suwayda's hills are burning again — and Damascus is paying the price for ignoring its periphery
Opinion02 Jul
The Last Farewell in Tehran: What an Iran Without Khamenei Actually Means
Opinion02 Jul
Disclosed trades, undisclosed questions: what a president's publicly visible stock portfolio is doing to market politics
Opinion02 Jul
Spain's 3-0 walkover of Austria exposes a tactical divide between possession and panic
Opinion02 Jul
Spain's 3-0 win over Austria looks routine — that is exactly why it matters
Opinion02 Jul
Syria's Druze Question Returns to the Front Line at Suwayda
Opinion02 Jul
Spain's 3-0 win over Austria reads less like a result and more like a Swiss-army knife
Opinion02 Jul
Israel, Iran, and the diplomacy Washington can't keep between the lines
Opinion02 Jul
Swift-Kelce wedding, Polymarket, and the mayor's thermostat: a small case study in prediction markets going political
Opinion02 Jul
India's courts keep speaking. The state keeps not listening.
Opinion02 Jul
Israel's Channel 13 Sounds the Alarm: 1,000 Days In, No Victories, A Strained US Bond
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran's choreographed mourning: who gets to grieve in public
Opinion02 Jul
Southern Lebanon's quiet demolition zone tests a ceasefire nobody defined
Opinion02 Jul
Meta's AI bill is enormous. Its lead is not.
Opinion02 Jul
Spain's Baena double in Vienna: a routine win, a louder question about the bracket
Opinion02 Jul
Pump, patriotism, and the price at the pump: Trump's July 4 economy is being staged for a speech
Opinion02 Jul
The Resignation Nobody Asked For: How One General's Exit Exposes the Trump Doctrine's Stress Fractures
Opinion02 Jul
Amazon's new moves — a satellite bet and a son-in-law's gun deal — sit oddly close together
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran's streets, Tehran's script: what the Tasnim feed tells you about a regime under mourning
Opinion02 Jul
Meta's token tab shows the AI capex story has another chapter, and it's not the one analysts were told to expect
Opinion02 Jul
Iran's farewell ceremony and the contest over succession
Opinion02 Jul
Iran's foreign minister reaches for diplomatic cover as Gulf tensions simmer
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran's sermon to the West: a martyr's farewell and the politics of gender
Opinion02 Jul
Trump's $1.4 billion crypto year and the disclosure problem nobody wants to name
Opinion02 Jul
Iran's 'won the war' frame and the funeral politics now shaping the next round
Opinion02 Jul
A 4% Bet That Washington Stays in NATO, And What Canada's Defence Bank Gambit Reveals
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran's farewell logistics reveal a state still capable of moving a city
Opinion02 Jul
The partners who won't be told: how Iran's most senior negotiators became Israel's alleged target list
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran prepares a state funeral — and signals that nuclear restraint is now conditional
Opinion02 Jul
Spain edge Austria in World Cup round of 32 as VAR drama reshapes a half
Opinion02 Jul
Southern Lebanon burns while the wire stays thin: what 2 July actually shows
Opinion02 Jul
Bassil's conditional yes: Lebanon's Hezbollah question is now a sovereign bargaining chip
Opinion02 Jul
Brussels and Beijing are talking trade. They are not yet talking about who pays for the awkward decade between.
Opinion02 Jul
Ankara's Israel problem, in Hakan Fidan's own words
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran's bomb display and the choreography of strategic ambiguity
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran's farewell: state logistics and the politics of a procession
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran stages a farewell — and a closing argument
Opinion02 Jul
The President's Brokerage Account Is Now a Policy Signal
Opinion02 Jul
Microsoft's 6,000-Strong AI Deployment Corps and What It Means When AI Vendors Become Labour Contractors
Opinion02 Jul
Starmer's Trump-aligned pharma pact is a public-health surrender dressed up as trade
Opinion02 Jul
OpenAI as a state asset, SanDisk's rout, and the strategic petroleum reserve at a 43-year low: three threads of the same story
Opinion02 Jul
Retail traders have a new selling season: themselves
Opinion02 Jul
Stephen Miller's 'builders and destroyers' speech to the National Guard: a thesis in two words
Opinion02 Jul
Ankara sharpens its line on Israel — and quietly moves to reclaim the F-35
Opinion02 Jul
Southern Lebanon burns while the wire goes quiet
Opinion02 Jul
Tehran's Hormuz Warning Is Not About Hormuz
Opinion02 Jul
Microsoft's 6,000-Strong AI Deployment Corps Lands in a Labour Market That Suddenly Looks Softer
Opinion02 Jul
Iran's farewell procession as political theatre: what the cameras aren't showing
Opinion02 Jul
Mamdani's midnight-dishwasher pitch lands in a 4.2% unemployment economy
Opinion02 Jul
A President Who Won't Stop Trading
Opinion02 Jul
Airstrikes and a final warning: what the Gaza wire actually tells us
Opinion02 Jul
Europe's sanctions regime meets a Russian fleet it can't quite catch
Opinion02 Jul
Drones over the Litani: what Israel's latest strikes in southern Lebanon reveal about the next phase of the campaign
Opinion02 Jul
Three trades, three agencies, one administration: the architecture of self-dealing
Opinion02 Jul
The inverter question isn't really about solar — it's about who builds the grid
Opinion02 Jul
Cuba's blockade speech reopens a sixty-year argument on Washington's terms
Opinion02 Jul
Beijing's carrier playbook lands before its containerised catapult does
Opinion02 Jul
Ankara turns up the volume: Fidan's anti-Israel framing and the new shape of Turkish diplomacy
Opinion02 Jul
Southern Lebanon under bombardment: what the cluster of strikes tells us, and what it doesn't
Opinion02 Jul
The Damascus Cafe Bombing and the Frame No One Wants to Name
Opinion02 Jul
Drone strikes on southern Lebanese villages escalate, with caveats attached
Opinion02 Jul
When the platform owner becomes the story: a UK minister walks off X
Opinion02 Jul
The Khamenei succession has begun — and the choreography is already telling
Opinion02 Jul
Khamenei's funeral and the village on the news: what Lebanon tells us about Iran's post-war optics
Opinion02 Jul
Israel's southern Lebanon operations are quiet. The press coverage is loud.
Opinion02 Jul
Southern Lebanon keeps burning while the cameras move on
Opinion02 Jul
Philadelphia, the labour market, and the limits of "sanctuary" politics
Opinion02 Jul
Kyiv's refinery strikes are rewriting the economic grammar of the war
Opinion02 Jul
The Strait of Hormuz Has Become a Toll Booth, and the U.S. Is Negotiating the Price
Opinion02 Jul
Moscow's spokesperson, a book warehouse, and the grammar of deniability
Opinion02 Jul
Eighty-three percent: reading Katz's Gaza tunnel claim
Opinion02 Jul