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Opinion28 Jun
Russian strikes on Kharkiv and Sumy: what the overnight barrage tells us about Moscow's air campaign
Opinion28 Jun
Baghdad's Green Zone lockdown: Iraq's power brokers are watching, not acting
Opinion28 Jun
Algeria vs Austria: A Friendly in an Unfriendly World for the Global South
Opinion28 Jun
Explosions in Bahrain and the Limits of Crowdsourced Conflict Reporting
Opinion28 Jun
Kharkiv under fire: what an hour of Telegram alerts tells us about the new normal
Opinion28 Jun
Armored vehicles in Baghdad's Green Zone: what Iraq's late-June security move actually signals
Opinion28 Jun
Baghdad's Green Zone raid is Iraq asserting itself — not Tehran, not Washington
Opinion28 Jun
A Trump Avenue in India, a 19% Visit Bet, and the Slow Thaw of South Asia
Opinion28 Jun
Beirut's bargain on south Lebanon: a movement that lost its veto is now fighting over the price
Opinion28 Jun
Moscow's overnight barrage on Kyiv isn't a signal — it's a baseline
Opinion28 Jun
Baghdad’s Green Zone under military lockdown: what the wire shows, and what it doesn’t
Opinion28 Jun
Congo's Copa Turnaround Is a Small Win for African Depth — If Anyone's Watching
Opinion28 Jun
Baghdad's Green Zone raid exposes the limits of Iraq's sovereignty theatre
Opinion28 Jun
Kyiv's Night Skies: What a Single Russian Strike Wave Tells Us About the Long War
Opinion28 Jun
A tanker, a drone, and a new escalation cycle in the Gulf
Opinion28 Jun
Strait Talking: The Hormuz De-escalation That Wasn't
Opinion28 Jun
Strait of Hormuz flex: what the IRGC's Sirik strike actually tells us
Opinion28 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz just became the world's most expensive ceasefire
Opinion28 Jun
Baghdad's Green Zone Goes Dark: Iraq's Power Centre Tests Its Own Sovereignty
Opinion28 Jun
Baghdad's Green Zone raid: a Sunni heavyweight, a sealed capital, and Iraq's corruption gamble
Opinion28 Jun
Baghdad's Green Zone lockdown is a fight the Iraqi street has already seen, and lost
Opinion28 Jun
The American Household Is Quietly Reordering Itself Around Data Centers, Debt, and Exit
Opinion28 Jun
A Group-Stage Goal Feels Like a Quarter-Final Verdict: Reading the England–Panama Frame
Opinion28 Jun
Tehran strikes out: how the Iran–US war broke the ceasefire and what the wires are not saying
Opinion28 Jun
Kuwait Reports Interceptions as Gulf Cease-Fire Architecture Faces Its First Live Test
Opinion28 Jun
Polymarket and the Strange Theatre of 2026 Politics
Opinion28 Jun
Trump's 100% tariff threat on European digital taxes: a protection racket dressed as reciprocity
Opinion28 Jun
Polish voters are tuning out a politics that no longer speaks to them
Opinion28 Jun
Newsom's Billionaire-Tax Pivot Is a National Frame, Not a Sacramento Story
Opinion28 Jun
Strikes on Hormozgan and the collapsing fiction of the US-Iran deal
Opinion28 Jun
Baghdad's Green Zone lockdown: a quiet rehearsal for a much louder fight
Opinion28 Jun
Strikes on Iran, then on U.S. forces in Bahrain: the escalation ladder nobody drew
Opinion28 Jun
Sirens in Kuwait: the next phase of the Iran-US shadow war just went audible
Opinion28 Jun
Newsom's Billionaire Tax Gambit Exposes the Limits of State-Level Fiscal Power
Opinion28 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz, the night-shift president, and the language that ends a country
Opinion28 Jun
The holiday-week options promo and the financialisation of everything
Opinion28 Jun
A 36-Hour Spiral: Why the US–Iran Escalation Refuses to Stay in Its Lane
Opinion28 Jun
Kyiv under combined Zircon-Iskander barrage: what the strike pattern actually says
Opinion28 Jun
The price of bottled water, the price of a war economy
Opinion27 Jun
Iran strikes widen: Bahrain in the crossfire as US–Tehran escalation enters a new phase
Opinion27 Jun
Sirens in Bahrain: What an Iranian Retaliatory Strike on the Gulf Would Actually Mean
Opinion27 Jun
Moscow's missile arithmetic: what the 27 June Kyiv barrage actually tells us
Opinion27 Jun
Kyiv under fire again: what an Iskander salvo tells us about the next phase of the war
Opinion27 Jun
Kyiv under ballistic cover: a late-June night and the routine that has replaced surprise
Opinion27 Jun
Russia's Kyiv bombardment lands on the rhetoric of restraint
Opinion27 Jun
Kyiv under fire again: Russia's nightly Iskander-M salvo tests Patriot capacity
Opinion27 Jun
When Satire Becomes a Prediction Market: Reading the Trump Polymarket Cluster
Opinion27 Jun
Ballistic shadow over Kyiv: another night, another pattern
Opinion27 Jun
Crude Down 27%, Gas Down 13%, Washington Wants an Investigation: The Politics of the Pump
Opinion27 Jun
The 83rd Minute: What Croatia–Ghana Actually Tells Us About Football's Old Trick
Opinion27 Jun
Strikes on Sirik: Reading the Ceasefire That Wasn't
Opinion27 Jun
The World Cup the World Isn't Watching: How a Tournament Became a Geopolitical Subtitle
Opinion27 Jun
The shape of Western aid, one £290m tranche at a time
Opinion27 Jun
The housing payment crossed $2,600 and nobody on the cable networks blinked
Opinion27 Jun
Venezuela's Quake and the Politics of Who Counts the Dead
Opinion27 Jun
Strikes on Sirik: Why the Post-Deal Quiet Just Got Louder
Opinion27 Jun
Airstrikes on Sirik and Qeshm: what the US is doing in Iran, and what it isn't saying
Opinion27 Jun
Airstrikes on Iran's coast: what the wire shows, and what it doesn't
Opinion27 Jun
Strikes on Qeshm and Sirik: A New Escalation in the US-Iran War
Opinion27 Jun
Hormuz and the New Grammar of Ceasefire
Opinion27 Jun
Venezuela's Quake, the Sanctions Question, and the Politics of Who Gets to Rebuild
Opinion27 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz Just Became the Front Line Again — and the Ceasefire Is Already Collapsing
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's southern Lebanon announcement reads as occupation, not peace
Opinion27 Jun
Sirik again: a second night of strikes in Hormozgan and the framing problem that follows
Opinion27 Jun
Unconfirmed blasts in Sirik: what we know, what we don't, and why the fog matters
Opinion27 Jun
Strikes on Sirik: What a US Raid Inside Iran Actually Tells Us
Opinion27 Jun
Strait of Hormuz on the Edge: What a U.S. Strike on Sirik Actually Reveals
Opinion27 Jun
The Man Who Held Up the World: Notes on a Frenzy
Opinion27 Jun
The World Cup Is Still On and a Leash Law Is Doing What Leash Laws Do
Opinion27 Jun
Machado's earthquake diplomacy tests Washington's patience with Venezuela's opposition
Opinion27 Jun
Iran's Assembly of Experts steps into a succession fight Tehran cannot afford
Opinion27 Jun
Vučić's resignation gamble: a Belgrade exit, a Belgrade ballot
Opinion27 Jun
A Quake the Cameras Aren't Built For
Opinion27 Jun
Iran's Assembly of Experts steps into the open as unity messaging reaches a political ceiling
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's two-state shutdown, the drone front, and the Venezuela catastrophe the wires are not covering
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's 'broad national government' pitch lands as Gaza fight drags on
Opinion27 Jun
Deir al-Balah again: when 'evacuation warnings' precede the bombs
Opinion27 Jun
Venezuela's quake response puts Caracas's foreign-policy isolation in plain view
Opinion27 Jun
Tehran stages the funeral it has been planning for weeks, and the choreography says more than the eulogies
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's broader-coalition pitch lands in a security-state Israel already reshaping its own arms industry
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's Two-State Rejection Is a Tell, Not a Surprise, and That Is the Point
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's Southern Lebanon Map: A Diplomatic Outline or an Annexation Blueprint?
Opinion27 Jun
Iran stages a martyr's farewell: a state-organised choreography of grief
Opinion27 Jun
Budapest's first post-Orbán Pride is a referendum on what Hungary becomes next
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's unfinished business in Gaza, and the framing war over who counts the dead
Opinion27 Jun
Jamie Dimon is telling America what it does not want to hear
Opinion27 Jun
A Lebanese ceasefire on paper, an occupation still in place
Opinion27 Jun
The Hormuz Card: Why Iran's Waterway Leverage Is Now the Story
Opinion27 Jun
Iran's foreign minister heads to Baghdad: what an Iraq stop tells us about Tehran's regional calculus
Opinion27 Jun
Deir al-Balah strikes expose the ceiling of "evacuation warning" as humanitarian shield
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's Lebanon gamble: a 44-year ceasefire collapses, but who is buying the framework?
Opinion27 Jun
A $25,000 Electric Truck Won't Save Anyone By Itself
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's victory lap and the framing of a Middle East rewritten
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's drone fixation, and the Torah line, expose a coalition running on fumes
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's Lebanon gambit and the Iran bet: reading two statements from one day
Opinion27 Jun
The Lebanon Deal Is Not Peace. It Is the First Honest Map of the War That Comes After.
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's Lebanon gambit: a framework, a map, and the hard politics of demilitarising Hezbollah
Opinion27 Jun
Hezbollah's rejection of the Lebanon deal exposes the limits of an opaque agreement
Opinion27 Jun
Netanyahu's three independences: what the energy-to-weapons pivot actually says
Opinion27 Jun