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Opinion22 Jun
The 60-Day Mirage: What the Qatar-Mediated US-Iran Roadmap Actually Says
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran Says Switzerland Talks Made Progress, But Who Actually Holds the Pen?
Opinion22 Jun
Cape Verde's World Cup Statement Is Bigger Than Two Points
Opinion22 Jun
Tehran's talking, Washington's posturing — and the gap between them is where the news is
Opinion22 Jun
The Strait Is a Sentence: Reading Hormuz Through a Prediction Market
Opinion22 Jun
Hormuz has a plan. The question is whether the plan has a Strait.
Opinion22 Jun
Starmer's Monday: Anatomy of a resignation market that outran the news
Opinion22 Jun
Khamenei's red line meets the road in Geneva
Opinion22 Jun
Haaretz's rare warning: Israel is running out of diplomatic cover
Opinion22 Jun
The dot-buyers and the model-buyers: what a 72-hour news cycle says about who really runs the AI economy
Opinion22 Jun
Stablecoin Concentration, MicroStrategy's Pause, and the Quiet Rewriting of Dollar Power
Opinion22 Jun
Crypto's violent periphery: why the latest French kidnapping case won't be the last
Opinion22 Jun
El Salvador's Bitcoin vending machine is still running — and that's the point
Opinion22 Jun
Mexico's football embrace of Iran is louder than the foreign ministries
Opinion22 Jun
Maghreb Air Disaster, Tehran's Air Defences, and the Wire Service Two-Step
Opinion22 Jun
Israel's Gaza Reckoning Is No Longer a Question of If
Opinion22 Jun
A prediction market's lonely verdict on Toy Story 5 — and what it says about America's box office
Opinion22 Jun
The mood underneath: what four polls say about American self-perception in 2026
Opinion22 Jun
Jane Street's hiring spree and the quiet politics of an AI-finance merger
Opinion22 Jun
The JaredFromSubway Heist Shows Crypto Has a Laundering Problem, Not a Hacking Problem
Opinion22 Jun
Hormuz is open. The headlines say it isn't. That's the story.
Opinion22 Jun
A Reflecting Pool, a Prosecution Threat, and the Optics of National Memory
Opinion22 Jun
The Productivity Panopticon Comes for the Bank Branch
Opinion22 Jun
Cape Verde, Uruguay and the World Cup draw that keeps rewriting the underdog script
Opinion22 Jun
When Your Vending Machine Knows Your Fandom: Japan's Chip Curtain and the Long Tail of Containment
Opinion22 Jun
From bathroom fixtures to the 1-nanometre frontier: Japan's industrial reweaving
Opinion22 Jun
Dots, Dips, and a Closed Strait: Reading the Week the Market Stopped Pretending
Opinion22 Jun
Strategy owns more Bitcoin than every nation combined — and that is the story the wires keep dodging
Opinion22 Jun
A right-wing lawyer just looks like he is about to run Colombia. Here is why that is not yet a story.
Opinion21 Jun
Petro's Israel swipe turns a Colombian election into a foreign-policy brawl
Opinion21 Jun
Petro's Last Stand: How a Concession Speech Became an International Incident
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's Number One Has a Point to Prove, and the Numbers Back Him Up
Opinion21 Jun
Colombia's Petro plays the invalid-election card, and exposes the limits of Latin America's left at the ballot box
Opinion21 Jun
A goalless draw in Foxborough, and the scoreboard Tehran actually cares about
Opinion21 Jun
Cape Verde's 2-2 draw with Uruguay is the most interesting result of the World Cup group stage so far
Opinion21 Jun
The Iran question nobody in Washington is willing to answer
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's World Cup Run Is Doing Diplomatic Work Its Diplomats Cannot
Opinion21 Jun
Geneva talks stall as Iran sets conditions and Trump's rhetoric gets the blame
Opinion21 Jun
A goalkeeper, a goal, and the choreography of Iranian pride
Opinion21 Jun
Trump claims a 'won' Strait of Hormuz as Germany's defence minister points the finger back at Washington
Opinion21 Jun
Colombia's runoff won't be settled by 9pm: a vote still being counted, and a country still being read
Opinion21 Jun
Huckabee's Biblical-Geography Pitch and the Quiet Erasure of Palestinian Nationalism
Opinion21 Jun
The testosterone story hiding inside Trump's second-term deregulation push
Opinion21 Jun
Geneva talks stall as Iranian delegation walks out of Quartet format
Opinion21 Jun
Trump's Strait of Hormuz gambit, and the war of words pretending not to be one
Opinion21 Jun
A Draw in the Desert: What Iran's Stalemate With Belgium Says About the Republic's Long Game
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's draw with Belgium and the World Cup arithmetic that follows
Opinion21 Jun
In Los Angeles, an Iranian crowd rewrites the geography of grief
Opinion21 Jun
Iran holds the line, then takes the field: a Saturday of brinkmanship and a goalless draw
Opinion21 Jun
When the anthem plays: a World Cup match and the politics of mourning
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's 0-0 draw with Belgium is not a footnote — it's a brief that Western sports desks keep ignoring
Opinion21 Jun
A goalless draw in Texas, and the questions it leaves open
Opinion21 Jun
Netanyahu's Iran Doctrine Has a Credibility Problem at Home
Opinion21 Jun
A 0–0 draw in Tehran is not a draw: how Iran reads Belgium's red card as diplomacy
Opinion21 Jun
Biranvand and a 90-minute audition: what Iran's draw with Belgium actually showed
Opinion21 Jun
Netanyahu's escalation doctrine meets a credibility problem
Opinion21 Jun
Qatar's Ras Laffan Explosion Tests the World's Patience for Single-Point Energy Chokepoints
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's point in Houston, and the questions nobody in the Western press asked
Opinion21 Jun
Netanyahu's maximalist frame: a doctrine of permanent operations
Opinion21 Jun
Biranvand's night, and what the wire couldn't decide to call it
Opinion21 Jun
Qatar's Ras Laffan blast exposes a Gulf sitting on a tinderbox of its own making
Opinion21 Jun
Netanyahu's Lebanon posture signals a permanent security zone — and a doctrine built to stay
Opinion21 Jun
The Geneva Talks, and the Story Holes in Every Wire Read-Out
Opinion21 Jun
The match that never quite ends: Iran's World Cup return and the politics of staying in the room
Opinion21 Jun
A Vandalism Charge Becomes a Presidential Set Piece
Opinion21 Jun
Netanyahu's 'broken barrier' doctrine, and what it means when an Israeli prime minister says the quiet part out loud
Opinion21 Jun
The Switzerland talks end on Monday — and that is the most important detail
Opinion21 Jun
A hundred caps, a delayed throw-in, and the small politics of a football pitch
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's World Cup goal stays shut as the framing war opens
Opinion21 Jun
Israel's own voters say Iran won — and the markets are starting to agree
Opinion21 Jun
VAR, Offside Lines and the Iran Game the World Didn't Watch
Opinion21 Jun
The pitch that isn't: what a World Cup dead rubber tells us about Iran's diplomatic field of play
Opinion21 Jun
Netanyahu's Regime-Change Red Line: What a 21 June 2026 Statement Actually Says
Opinion21 Jun
Trump's Strait Threat Walks Iran's Negotiators Out of Geneva — and the Ceasefire Clock Backwards
Opinion21 Jun
The Iran goal that wasn't, and the World Cup that is
Opinion21 Jun
Israel's southern Lebanon posture hardens as Iran's envoy invokes the 2000 withdrawal
Opinion21 Jun
Biranvand, VAR, and the politics of watching Iran play
Opinion21 Jun
Olympic pedigree won't insulate a vandal from a federal court
Opinion21 Jun
A photo-op refused in Switzerland: what the Iranian walkout tells us about the state of US-Iran diplomacy
Opinion21 Jun
Netanyahu, in his own words: what the premier is actually claiming about the joint campaign against Iran
Opinion21 Jun
A US president announcing a British prime minister's resignation: the diplomacy is upside-down
Opinion21 Jun
Iran vs Belgium, and the World Cup as a soft-power stress test for the Islamic Republic
Opinion21 Jun
The Geneva Whiplash: Why the Iran-US Deal Keeps Almost Happening
Opinion21 Jun
When Polymarket Says the Prime Minister Is Leaving: A Prediction Market, a President, and a Sunday Resignation Rumour
Opinion21 Jun
Prosecution, Performance, and a Reflecting Pool: Reading the Pirro Vandalism Sweep
Opinion21 Jun
Iran’s keeper, Belgium’s frustration, and the match Iran state media wants you to remember
Opinion21 Jun
An explosion in Qatar, and the inferential leap the wires are already inviting
Opinion21 Jun
Biranvand and the Limits of a Single-Narrative Read on Iran's World Cup Return
Opinion21 Jun
Doha blast: what we know, what we don't, and why the fog of breaking news is itself the story
Opinion21 Jun
Millimetres, refereeing, and a national mood: the Tarami call lands where Iranian football has been heading for a decade
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's moment on the world stage is being framed, not merely reported
Opinion21 Jun
When the whistle tilts: Belgium, Iran, and the politics of refereeing at the World Cup
Opinion21 Jun
A World Cup match, an empty anthem, and the politics of looking away
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's Goalkeeper, Belgium's Striker, and the Politics of Who Gets to Be Called a Hero
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's 2026 World Cup moment, and the camera that can't look away from Tehran
Opinion21 Jun
A Striker's Strike, a Linesman's Whistle: What Iran's Disallowed Goal Tells Us About Coverage of the Global South
Opinion21 Jun
A World Cup goal, and the framing war that follows it
Opinion21 Jun
Israel's Lebanon drawdown meets Hezbollah's 'surrender' charge — what the timing actually tells us
Opinion21 Jun
A pitch in Brussels, a prayer in Tehran: what the Iran–Belgium match tells us about football's soft-power moment
Opinion21 Jun