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Opinion29 Jun
Babis, Meloni, and the new theatre of European summitry
Opinion29 Jun
Stade and the Pattern: When a Single Shooting Becomes a Frame
Opinion29 Jun
South Lebanon burns on both sides: what the wires aren't telling you
Opinion29 Jun
Stade shooting leaves five dead: what we know and what we don't
Opinion29 Jun
A northern German shooting, and a familiar reflex
Opinion29 Jun
The sky over Tyre, and the framing problem no one wants to settle
Opinion29 Jun
Polish summer of 2026: when the trains break down and the trolleybuses fry eggs
Opinion29 Jun
Israeli jets over southern Lebanon: what the wire is showing, and what it isn't
Opinion29 Jun
Heat, heat, everywhere: how Europe is rewriting the summer contract
Opinion29 Jun
The Doha Pause: A Ceasefire on Paper, Not Yet a Settlement
Opinion29 Jun
Drones, raids, and a creeping normalisation of settler power in the West Bank
Opinion29 Jun
Sterling, dollars and drones: three UK signals that don't quite line up
Opinion29 Jun
A traffic light, a sticker, and the costs of letting crowdsource fact-checking replace reporting
Opinion29 Jun
Macron meets Oman's Sultan at the Élysée: a quiet signal in a noisy Gulf
Opinion29 Jun
Tehran takes the call: what a Doha meeting actually buys
Opinion29 Jun
Burnham's pitch to fix Westminster lands in a political economy no one in Westminster can fix
Opinion29 Jun
A coil of clay, a question of origins: what the Rajka pottery case actually unsettles
Opinion29 Jun
Hong Kong's quiet confidence play: consumer protection, scams, and a city that wants to be taken seriously again
Opinion29 Jun
Smashed phones and steam trains: the week's signal through the noise
Opinion29 Jun
Caracas shakes again: a city still waiting for the ground to settle
Opinion29 Jun
A NATO minister just called strays-in-our-backyard an acceptable price
Opinion29 Jun
The retail-trader information bazaar is now advertising itself: a note on Unusual Whales' July 4th push
Opinion29 Jun
Tamil Nadu's two-horse race is being redrawn in real time
Opinion29 Jun
Tehran's Choke Point, Washington's Dilemma: What the Hormuz Standoff Really Settles
Opinion29 Jun
Venezuela's earthquake rescue is a story about who actually shows up
Opinion29 Jun
57.7% and a 20% Line: Two Numbers That Sketch Iran's Year of Squeeze
Opinion29 Jun
Erdogan turns up the volume on Turkey's NATO bargain
Opinion29 Jun
Tehran's denial diplomacy and the Friday question
Opinion29 Jun
Baghdad lands in Damascus: an Iraqi diplomatic first, and a regional reordering
Opinion29 Jun
Kerry's Marshall Plan warning and the Iran question Washington will not answer
Opinion29 Jun
Kerry's Israel-Iran Re-Run: When the War on Iran Looked Like Netanyahu's Project All Along
Opinion29 Jun
Macron courts Oman as the Gulf's neutral middlemen get a second look
Opinion29 Jun
Betting on the broadcast: how prediction markets are turning the World Cup commentary box into a tradable instrument
Opinion29 Jun
What the framing of southern Syria tells us about the newsroom's reflexes
Opinion29 Jun
Putin's 'talks' offer is a battlefield posture, not a negotiating one
Opinion29 Jun
China's June Rebound Reads Less Like a Recovery Than a Repositioning
Opinion29 Jun
Beijing's battery sector is rewriting supplier credit — and Western OEMs should be watching
Opinion29 Jun
Portland, Foil, and the American Habit of Looking Away
Opinion29 Jun
Tehran pulls the plug before the table is set: Iran's diplomatic non-event and what it tells us about the 2026 escalation cycle
Opinion29 Jun
The week in three wires: a UK layoff, a stronger dollar, a closed file
Opinion29 Jun
The 4am tweet and the 20% off: what retail-trader Twitter tells us about attention markets
Opinion29 Jun
Kerry's BBC broadside: a former secretary of state rewrites the Iran file in real time
Opinion29 Jun
Hormuz on a 30-Day Clock: What the Quiet US-Iran De-escalation Actually Changes
Opinion29 Jun
Kerry's Iran diagnosis: the $300 billion question no one in Washington wants to answer
Opinion29 Jun
Deir al-Balah strike kills three, including a child, as Gaza's civilian toll keeps mounting
Opinion29 Jun
The Strike Was a Footnote. The Real Story Is the Search for an Off-Ramp.
Opinion29 Jun
The BAT layoff is not an AI story. It is a corporate restructuring wearing one.
Opinion29 Jun
Language, law, and the limits of national policy: India's schoolrooms become a federal fault line
Opinion29 Jun
Mumbai's monsoon arithmetic: when the city stops and the tax clock keeps ticking
Opinion29 Jun
The US–China chip squeeze is now a US–Apple problem
Opinion29 Jun
India's courts are quietly redrawing the rules of public speech
Opinion29 Jun
Venezuela's Earthquake and the Information Gap: What 1,500 Dead and 50,000 Missing Actually Tells Us
Opinion29 Jun
Venezuela's Quake, Iran's Ceasefire, India's Press Test: Three Fault Lines, One Frame
Opinion29 Jun
Putin's ceasefire carve-out is a demand for Ukrainian surrender by other means
Opinion29 Jun
Putin's talking points on Ukraine, and the news cycle that keeps running them
Opinion29 Jun
South Korea's $576 Billion Chip Bet Is Industrial Policy on Steroids
Opinion29 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz is becoming a managed chokepoint — and the rules are being written without the customers
Opinion29 Jun
Three memory makers, one shortage: the lawsuit that puts DRAM on trial
Opinion29 Jun
Israel buries a soldier, Hezbollah says the truce is breaking, and Lebanon is again the fault line
Opinion29 Jun
Hezbollah Says No to Normalisation, Accuses Israel of Ceasefire Breach in Southern Lebanon
Opinion29 Jun
Embodied AI and Bypass Highways: Two Faces of Asia's Capital Build-Out
Opinion29 Jun
Baku's objection to an Israeli recognition of the Armenian genocide is less about history than about leverage
Opinion29 Jun
Poland's currants boiled off the bush. So did the assumption that heat is a southern problem.
Opinion29 Jun
Lukashenko's Beijing pivot is not a balancing act — it is a handoff
Opinion29 Jun
Tehran's $6 Billion Signal: What the Qatar Fund Release Actually Buys Iran
Opinion29 Jun
When the punchline is the problem: India's Got Latent, Samay Raina, and the cheap joke that won't stay cheap
Opinion29 Jun
Apple's India squeeze, Modi's deregulatory drive, and the new arithmetic of cheap tech
Opinion29 Jun
India's monsoon crisis is a building story. The coverage is already getting it wrong.
Opinion29 Jun
Deir al-Balah strike kills three, including a child, as Gaza casualty reporting grows harder to verify
Opinion29 Jun
Italy's gender pay gap is not a mystery, it is a billing system
Opinion29 Jun
Heat, highways and a country that forgot to plan: what Poland's gridlock exposes
Opinion29 Jun
Washington's Lebanese training pitch is a different kind of occupation
Opinion29 Jun
Russia's digital migration turn signals a new gatekeeping layer between Moscow and Central Asia
Opinion29 Jun
Israel's southern Lebanon strikes expose the brittle geometry of the ceasefire
Opinion29 Jun
Iran's 7.5% unemployment headline masks a labour market under quiet strain
Opinion29 Jun
Trump's Iran Showdown Hits a Ceiling in the Atlantic
Opinion29 Jun
The Cyber Front in the US-Iran Deal: Why the Geneva Accord Will Be Tested in Bits, Not Bombs
Opinion29 Jun
Russia's Iskander-M barrage on Berestyn exposes the grinding arithmetic of Kharkiv's border war
Opinion29 Jun
Russia's ballistic arithmetic: what the Berestyn barrage tells us about Moscow's targeting doctrine
Opinion29 Jun
Canberra's Pacific Stack: How a Vanuatu Pact and a Teen Social-Media Law Fit Together
Opinion29 Jun
Kenya's vehicle inspection fight is a test of whether public consultation still means anything
Opinion29 Jun
A Krasnodar refinery still burns. The story Ukraine cannot tell on Western airwaves.
Opinion29 Jun
The Quran-recitation feed: a small window into a closed political theology
Opinion29 Jun
When the heat sets the news: how a Sicilian tragedy, a pay gap, and a thermometry fight reveal what Italian papers are really arguing about
Opinion29 Jun
France's heatwave death toll is a climate-preparedness verdict, not a weather story
Opinion29 Jun
The gender pay gap keeps explaining itself — and nothing changes
Opinion29 Jun
The dollar's comeback month and the industrial-policy arms race it can't quite contain
Opinion29 Jun
The Qatar stop-gap: what the US-Iran 'stand-down' actually buys
Opinion29 Jun
Instagram's 'Your Algorithm' tweak is the wrong answer to a real question
Opinion29 Jun
Bengaluru's tunnel road and the political fight over who gets the city
Opinion29 Jun
India's $700bn Forex War Chest and the New Geometry of Reserve Power
Opinion29 Jun
A triple ceasefire, and the violations already inside it
Opinion29 Jun
Lukashenko in Beijing: a small-state visit with an outsized signal value
Opinion29 Jun
When clerical authority does the talking: parsing Tehran's sermon-fication of the news
Opinion29 Jun
Russia's Zaporizhia narrative collapses into its own echo chamber
Opinion29 Jun
Iran deal arrives in Geneva, but the cyberwar never left the room
Opinion29 Jun
A 30-day Strait of Hormuz clock: what Tehran's declaration does and doesn't change
Opinion29 Jun
The Reflecting Pool, the Golf Course, and the New Civic Aesthetic
Opinion29 Jun
The Street-Call Stock Pick Is a Mirror, Not a Market Signal
Opinion29 Jun