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Opinion30 Jun
Doha's quiet choreography: why a non-meeting with Iran still tells a story

Opinion30 Jun
RBI governor sounds the alarm on a world the West is no longer pricing correctly

Opinion30 Jun
Indonesia's Gojek founder goes to prison — and Southeast Asia's elite impunity narrative cracks

Opinion30 Jun
Data centres are eating the American balance sheet — and nobody is asking who picks up the bill

Opinion30 Jun
Netanyahu's southern Lebanon visit is theatre, not strategy — and the theatre is the point

Opinion30 Jun
Netanyahu's southern-Lebanon line is hardening into open-ended occupation

Opinion30 Jun
Birthright citizenship survives — for now. The Court just told Trump to come back with a better theory.

Opinion30 Jun
Israel's Lebanon buffer, the 'framework agreement,' and the disappearing accountability problem
Opinion30 Jun
Hormuz, the Strait That Hands Beijing the First Half

Opinion30 Jun
The Court Reasserts the Constitution — and the White House Has Limited Recourse

Opinion30 Jun
One Supreme Court, three blockbuster rulings, and a White House that can't pick a winner

Opinion30 Jun
Israel's Washington problem isn't Netanyahu — it's the architecture of the alliance

Opinion30 Jun
Pakistan's petroleum price fund is a fiscal confession, not a reform

Opinion30 Jun
The Supreme Court's Two June Rulings and the Shape of American Elections to Come

Opinion30 Jun
Gen Z, prediction markets, and the new theatre of the 2026 cycle
Opinion30 Jun
The Court of Last Resort Hands the Ball Back to the States

Opinion30 Jun
Kenya's Murang'a Horror and the Riddle of the Middle Ground

Opinion30 Jun
America's data-centre boom is now bigger than its airports, ports and transit combined — and nobody is asking who pays
Opinion30 Jun
The Court Tells the Country What the Court Will Not Say
Opinion30 Jun
Tehran draws two new lines: Hormuz stays Iranian, and Washington must keep its word on Lebanon

Opinion30 Jun
Netanyahu's southern Lebanon tour and the diplomacy that put him there
Opinion30 Jun
Data centres, golf courses and the new American capital stack

Opinion30 Jun
Three wires, one summer: AI memory costs, a French heat dome, and a Hormuz declaration

Opinion30 Jun
Tehran's diplomatic choreography: what Iran's foreign ministry is actually signalling

Opinion30 Jun
A Mumbai schoolboy, a peepal tree, and the case for admitting what monsoon cities already know

Opinion30 Jun
A Strait in Search of a Manager: The IMO's Hormuz Fund Idea and the Politics of Who Pays for Calm Waters

Opinion30 Jun
Trump's Stock Portfolio Is the Story He Won't Talk About

Opinion30 Jun
France is boiling, the Strait is contested, and the U.S. is settling with its egg barons

Opinion30 Jun
The news cycle that ate itself: four headlines, one quiet verdict on who is steering 2026

Opinion30 Jun
Obama's Iran reminder lands in a Washington that has stopped listening
Opinion30 Jun
A car bomb in Haifa, and the questions the wire won't ask

Opinion30 Jun
Gemini's personalised images go free, and the omelette is just a pan

Opinion30 Jun
Tehran's fragile post-war bargain: Baghaei's MoU warnings and the frozen-asset squeeze

Opinion30 Jun
The Court hands Trump the agencies, but not the election

Opinion30 Jun
Hong Kong's quiet reorientation: capital rules, PLA optics and a Nasdaq-shaped ceiling
Opinion30 Jun
Trump's Strait of Hormuz Gamble: A Deal on Paper, a Crisis on the Water

Opinion30 Jun
The data-centre bill is bigger than America's airports, ports and transit combined — and almost nobody is saying so out loud
Opinion30 Jun
Tehran's quiet reopening: what the 30 June briefing really said

Opinion30 Jun
Tehran's Strait Calculus: Why Mine-Clearance Talks Are the Real Story

Opinion30 Jun
Doha's quiet choreography: why the Qatar-mediated US-Iran track is no ordinary back-channel

Opinion30 Jun
Paraguay's penalty punch writes a quieter line in World Cup history

Opinion30 Jun
Tehran's Two-Track Play: Frozen Money and Southern Leverage

Opinion30 Jun
Karnataka's quiet purge: a BJP expulsion, an arbitration win, and the small-print politics of Indian federalism

Opinion30 Jun
Tehran Puts the Strait of Hormuz on Notice, and Draws a Line Through Memory

Opinion30 Jun
Delhi's pollution, heatwave, and the World Cup exit: three stories, one policy drift
Opinion30 Jun
Tehran reads NATO's words as a confession — and an opening

Opinion30 Jun
Two tracks in Cairo: what Hamas's delegation arrival actually tells us
Opinion30 Jun
India’s half-built corridors and the case for slower diplomacy
Opinion30 Jun
The Supreme Court's last week of June is doing more constitutional work than Congress has all year

Opinion30 Jun
Tehran reads the deal out loud: what Baqaei's press conference does and does not tell us

Opinion30 Jun
Washington's next land war is being planned in the Mediterranean
Opinion30 Jun
Hong Kong's quiet integration: settlement rules, free ship tours, and the IPO race
Opinion30 Jun
A chief secretary, a Delhi trip, and the bureaucracy that didn't get picked
Opinion30 Jun
Hong Kong is being knitted back into the mainland — slowly, on Beijing's terms

Opinion30 Jun
Sonderling to Labor: A Continuity Pick That Tells You What the Administration Actually Values
Opinion30 Jun
DeepSeek's price-war retreat and the limits of Chinese AI's "cheap forever" promise

Opinion30 Jun
Hezbollah's red line: what the Lebanon-Israel framework actually changes
Opinion30 Jun
Tehran draws a red line at Hormuz: 'No one demines the Strait but us'

Opinion30 Jun
Cairo talks expose the gap between Gaza ceasefire theatre and the ground in Gaza

Opinion30 Jun
Heatwave politics, egg settlements, and platform plumbing: three small stories that sketch a year

Opinion30 Jun
Three stories from the same Tuesday tell you where the American consumer is headed
Opinion30 Jun
Tehran draws a red line over Hormuz, and quietly tests whether the world will respect it

Opinion30 Jun
Ukraine's drone playbook is now an export. Japan is buying.
Opinion30 Jun
Doha, frozen funds, and the theatre of the Iran deal
Opinion30 Jun
Hong Kong at 29: the ceremony money can't quite buy

Opinion30 Jun
Two China stories, two very different verdicts, and a question about whose narrative wins

Opinion30 Jun
The World Cup Just Humiliated Europe's Bench — and the Scouting Industry Should Be Worried
Opinion30 Jun
Japan's family-firm crisis and Ukraine's drone apprenticeship: two threads of the same rearmament

Opinion30 Jun
Hong Kong's PLA ship tour sells out in four minutes, and the line for belonging is longer than the queue

Opinion30 Jun
Retail traders don't need another app — they need a cheaper way to lose money

Opinion30 Jun
India's crime ledger turns grim in a single morning: three cases, three fault lines
Opinion30 Jun
Delhi's pollution arithmetic: how 17,000 trucks a day outpace a heatwave forecast

Opinion30 Jun
Germany's three-tournament knockout streak says less about decline and more about a reset
Opinion30 Jun
The Doha non-meeting: why Iran's stonewall at the negotiating table is a strategy, not a stumble

Opinion30 Jun
Russia's petrol queues are a confession of an economic design
Opinion30 Jun
Doha's Two-Track Diplomacy: De-escalation Without a Table

Opinion30 Jun
Sudan's foreign enablers belong in the dock — and the Gulf cannot keep dodging the warrant

Opinion30 Jun
Lebanon's hospitals in the south are not a war by other means — they are the war

Opinion30 Jun
Spain's million-applicant amnesty: a routine regularisation, or the shape of European migration to come

Opinion30 Jun
Iran's farewell countdown and the architecture of managed succession
Opinion30 Jun
The Doha Non-Meeting: Why the US-Iran Track Is Stuck Before It Started

Opinion30 Jun
India's opposition is stitching itself back together — and the markets haven't noticed
Opinion30 Jun
The drone above the spring: how southern Lebanon's daily arithmetic got lost in the bigger map

Opinion30 Jun
Oman and France stake out a position on Hormuz that the chokepoint's main beneficiaries did not ask for

Opinion30 Jun
Hezbollah's own parliament is telling us the deal is already dead

Opinion30 Jun
A press-freedom group ousted a dissenter. The reflex looks familiar.
Opinion30 Jun
Morgan Stanley's Strait of Hormuz call is bigger than Brent

Opinion30 Jun
What an Infant's Death in Gaza Tells Us About the Reporting War Behind the Reporting War

Opinion30 Jun
Syria's new rulers meet a quiet Israeli frontier — and the terms are being written elsewhere

Opinion30 Jun
Europe's Drone Pivot, an X Platform Handout, and a Heatwave China Already Read
Opinion30 Jun
Homs, and the price of sectarian arithmetic in post-Assad Syria

Opinion30 Jun
Bengaluru's crime beat is a stress test for India's policing model
Opinion30 Jun
A BJP envoy, a measles surge, and the signal New Delhi is sending Dhaka

Opinion30 Jun
Yen for Less: Tokyo and New Delhi's Local-Currency Gamble
Opinion30 Jun
Israel's southern Lebanon push exposes the steady erosion of the post-2006 border

Opinion30 Jun
Apple's Tata leak, Cotton's chip warning, and the slow bleed of American supply-chain control

Opinion30 Jun
Morocco's World Cup run hits the streets of The Hague — and exposes a Dutch integration debate on edge
Opinion30 Jun
RFK Jr., Gaza, and the geometry of a loaded question

Opinion30 Jun
Al-Mawasi, again: what an overnight strike on a tent camp tells us about Israel's declared safe zone

Opinion30 Jun