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Opinion22 Jun
Hormuz and the new grammar of blockade
Opinion22 Jun
Montreal's police shooting exposes a cycle the press keeps refusing to break
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina's $5 Billion Borrowing Window Is a Vote of Confidence — and a Warning
Opinion22 Jun
Google's A24 bet is a Hollywood audition for synthetic cinema
Opinion22 Jun
China's property bust was a Ponzi all along, and the bill is now political
Opinion22 Jun
Friendly fire and the frame: what a Montreal shooting tells us about how the West reads its own violence
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina's win was easy. The framing around it tells you more about the press than the team.
Opinion22 Jun
Messi's 17th World Cup goal rewrites the record books — and the framing around what greatness costs
Opinion22 Jun
Messi scores again, Argentina edges Austria: a refereeing footnote becomes the story
Opinion22 Jun
Montreal shooting reopens Canada's gun-law debate — on the same evening it has to deliver a verdict
Opinion22 Jun
Dallas, Messi, and the quiet politics of a World Cup walkover
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina-Austria in the group stage: what a single substitution tells us about World Cup 2026's broadcast grammar
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina's rotation against Austria shows the World Cup has become a sprint, not a marathon
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina, Austria and the politics of who gets to play the World Cup
Opinion22 Jun
Messi's Record and a Stadium-Entry Ban: Two Argentinas at the World Cup
Opinion22 Jun
Iran's 30-Million-Barrel Sprint and the Lebanon Ceasefire That Almost Was
Opinion22 Jun
The clean-energy frontier arrives on someone else's pasture
Opinion22 Jun
SpaceX's $100 billion cash pile rewrites the private-credit map
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran's Lebanon Doctrine: Qalibaf's 'Arena and Negotiation' and the New Diplomatic Register of the Axis
Opinion22 Jun
Vance's Optimism Meets Ghalibaf's Patience: The Shape of a US-Iran Negotiation Nobody Can Quite Define
Opinion22 Jun
The World Cup's Other Pitch: How Latin American Broadcasters Are Sidelining Their Own Leagues
Opinion22 Jun
Messi at 39, still drawing fouls and finishing them: what Argentina's Austria win tells us about football's last monarchy
Opinion22 Jun
Three moves, one week: the architecture of pressure inside the second Trump term
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran’s Lebanon card: what the US-Iran roadmap actually changes
Opinion22 Jun
VAR, the offside trap, and the slow death of football's flow: notes from Argentina-Austria
Opinion22 Jun
Britain's Labour is running out of road — and Andy Burnham is waiting in the junction
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina and Austria trade pain at the World Cup: a scoreless stalemate in need of a thesis
Opinion22 Jun
Messi’s Fourth Goal Puts Argentina Past Austria, but the World Cup Itself Is Still the Story
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina's Dallas Test and the World Cup's New Geography
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina, Austria and the half-time silence that says more than the scoreline
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina's Dallas Statement: A Knockout Round That Says More About the Map Than the Match
Opinion22 Jun
A scoreless half in Arlington and the quiet case for taking the slow game seriously
Opinion22 Jun
Dallas in the high noon: a World Cup second-rounder that says more about the host than the score
Opinion22 Jun
Beyond the Pitch: What Argentina–Austria Tells Us About the 2026 World Cup's Political Geometry
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's Star Fades: Why Labour's Gaza Headache Won't Wait for Burnham
Opinion22 Jun
Argentina, Austria, and a Referee Egypt Almost Stole: Reading the Micro-Drama of a World Cup Stoppage
Opinion22 Jun
Trump’s “Nuclear Honesty” Frame Hides the Inspection Fight That Still Has to Be Won
Opinion22 Jun
When the federal government investigates itself, the courts have to do the policing
Opinion22 Jun
A Montreal shooting, two Iranian wires, and the cost of one-source journalism
Opinion22 Jun
The 'suckers' problem: who really pays for Ukraine's reconstruction
Opinion22 Jun
The bill that won't come due: Poland's Ukraine aid debate and the politics of refusing to count
Opinion22 Jun
Israel's Lebanon restraint order reads less like a withdrawal than a tactical ceasefire
Opinion22 Jun
What the UN's Myanmar Civilian Death Toll Reveals About Where Western Attention Goes
Opinion22 Jun
Vance Says Inspectors Are Back In Iran. Tehran Says They Aren't.
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's exit and the Labour succession that wasn't waiting
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's exit puts Labour's Gaza record under the brightest light yet
Opinion22 Jun
The week Tarot and the tape both told you to sit down
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer steps down, Burnham moves in: Labour's succession settles the question British press refused to ask
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's Israel Record: A Convenient Backdrop for a Political Crisis at Home
Opinion22 Jun
Israel's Lebanon pullback: a managed retreat, or a pause that resets the clock?
Opinion22 Jun
Ghalibaf in Muscat: Iran's back channel is doing what the front channel cannot
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's exit exposes the brittleness of Britain's electoral contract
Opinion22 Jun
Google's A24 bet and the quiet convergence of search, capital, and cinema
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran Holds the Cards at Hormuz, and the West Is Pretending Otherwise
Opinion22 Jun
The news feed is full of cat videos, anti-ageing supplements, and a $92m ETH bet — and that tells you something
Opinion22 Jun
Ben Gvir's 'playground' taunt is the real Middle East story this week
Opinion22 Jun
Andy Burnham and the 97% question: a prediction market tells Britain its prime minister
Opinion22 Jun
Colombia's razor-thin election and the race to define the count
Opinion22 Jun
Britain's seventh prime minister in a decade arrives to find a country that has stopped pretending it runs itself
Opinion22 Jun
The Lucknow Fire and the Architecture of Negligence
Opinion22 Jun
Qatar's Ras Laffan blast lands at an awkward moment for the LNG order
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran's Funeral Stage: What the July 5 Ceremony Tells Us About the Iranian Succession
Opinion22 Jun
Nawrocki vs Zelensky: A Polish honour fight that obscures the real alliance
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer steps aside: a resignation the Labour Party had been waiting for
Opinion22 Jun
Jakarta's $1.48bn stimulus lands the same week Beijing fires another shot at US firms — read the two together
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's exit and the pound's road test
Opinion22 Jun
India's medical brain drain, in reverse: the NMC's quiet end of the postgraduate diploma
Opinion22 Jun
The economy of outrage: what a single Ben Gvir quote reveals about Israel's coalition arithmetic
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer steps down, London resets, and Berlin asks the obvious question
Opinion22 Jun
Sixty days of oil: what the Treasury's Iran licence actually buys Washington
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran shuts down for a martyred revolutionary's funeral — and the cameras are already rolling
Opinion22 Jun
Bitcoin at a Crossroads: ETF Outflows, Heatwave Britain, and a Ukrainian Hryvnia on Edge
Opinion22 Jun
The dollar's quietest weapon: a 60-day oil licence for Iran
Opinion22 Jun
Hong Kong's wealth is fleeing. Its policing is not.
Opinion22 Jun
Sixty days, one strait: what the Bessent waiver actually changes
Opinion22 Jun
Sixty Days of Iranian Oil: What Bessent's General License Actually Authorises, and What It Doesn't
Opinion22 Jun
Israel is redrawing its southern flank — quietly
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer out, Zelenskyy still shopping: the choreography of a Ukraine alliance on a clock
Opinion22 Jun
The markets are pricing a one-stock world, and the bill comes due in 2027
Opinion22 Jun
A 60-day oil waiver is not a deal — but Washington is buying time anyway
Opinion22 Jun
The Lebanon 'roadmap' is not peace — it is a deal that hands Iran the concession it has wanted for a decade
Opinion22 Jun
Strategy's $1.4 billion Bitcoin hoard is not a bet — it's a balance sheet in a new currency
Opinion22 Jun
Pezeshkian lands in Islamabad — but the economic subtext is doing the heavy lifting
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran's oil gets a US pass — and Washington is selling the move as a concession
Opinion22 Jun
The Polish-Ukrainian rift is no longer a diplomatic cold spell — it's a structural fight for leverage
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's exit and the British premiership's accelerating turnover
Opinion22 Jun
Ben-Gvir's Beirut threat and the cost of cabinet rhetoric
Opinion22 Jun
China's Two-Handed Game: Climate Pledge, Export Blacklist, Same Morning
Opinion22 Jun
Greenspan at 100: the man who outlasted the dollar's longest boom — and the critique he never answered
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran and Washington agree to a roadmap — and to keep disagreeing about what it means
Opinion22 Jun
Beijing's Export-Curb Playbook and the 90% Bet That It Won't Last
Opinion22 Jun
Greenspan's century ended on a Sunday. The argument he defined has only just begun.
Opinion22 Jun
Voronezh strike punctures the routine of a long war
Opinion22 Jun
Iran's inspectors back in, enrichment rhetoric back up: reading the 22 June signals
Opinion22 Jun
Tokenisation is no longer a crypto story — it's an exchange story
Opinion22 Jun
Britain's £50 Million Bet on Critical Minerals, and the Question It Refuses to Ask
Opinion22 Jun
Greenspan's long shadow: what the maestro's exit tells us about the dollar era he helped build
Opinion22 Jun
Bridge hacks keep finding the same flaw — and Ethereum is still arguing about who pays to fix it
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's exit is the easy part — what Labour hands to its successor is the hard part
Opinion22 Jun