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Opinion21 Jun
Pune's quiet municipal revolution: jobs, dignity, and the transgender women rewriting the PMC roster

Opinion21 Jun
The machine is starting to prompt itself: what AI agent loops mean for the rest of us

Opinion21 Jun
The last song, the first global AI rule-book, and a pufferfish with a sense of design: what the wires actually carried today

Opinion21 Jun
Ukraine's deep strikes reach the Kerch Strait — and the geography of risk shifts

Opinion21 Jun
Doha, Tehran, and Washington: A trilateral ceasefire track that may be moving — or just posturing

Opinion21 Jun
Crimea's fuel pause and the slow squeeze on Russian logistics

Opinion21 Jun
Hezbollah's pre-ceasefire strike haul: what southern Lebanon's wreckage says about the war that wasn't supposed to resume

Opinion21 Jun
The Malibu crash and the moment the diaspora notices itself

Opinion21 Jun
Switzerland, four mediators, and the limits of a US-Iran deal

Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's Doctors Test the War Consensus — and Tehran Quietly Lets Them

Opinion21 Jun
Iran's Supreme Council Splinters Over the US Memorandum: What the Public Rift Reveals

Opinion21 Jun
Britain's Labour government is wobbling, and the press is writing the obituary before the body is cold
Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's Inflation Admission and the Limits of State Reassurance
Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's unity sermon: how Pezeshkian is trying to outflank his own hardliners

Opinion21 Jun
The Strait That Won't Stay Open: Hormuz as the 2026 Stress Test
Opinion21 Jun
Kyiv draws a line in Warsaw: how a diplomatic flare-up between allies became everyone's problem

Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's Hormuz Gambit Meets Vance in Geneva: Why This Round of US-Iran Talks Is Different

Opinion21 Jun
Vance lands in Geneva as Trump's back-channel to Tehran tests the Strait card

Opinion21 Jun
A schoolyard strike in Gaza and the slow erosion of legal language around civilian protection

Opinion21 Jun
Kyiv draws a line in Warsaw: Ukraine's counter-move against Poland's new president

Opinion21 Jun
Poland's order-economy: when medals outrank MiGs

Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's uranium red line meets a Swiss hotel corridor

Opinion21 Jun
The News Cycle Eats Its Own: Three Stories, One Distraction Machine

Opinion21 Jun
Pakistan walks into the room: why Islamabad's role in the US–Iran technical track matters

Opinion21 Jun
Crimea is emptying out — and the runway warnings tell you why

Opinion21 Jun
A truce that won't hold: Israel's first day of 'ceasefire' becomes a 20-kill news cycle

Opinion21 Jun
Iran lands in Burgenstock for a one-day shot at the US
Opinion21 Jun
Hormuz reopened — for now. The bargaining chip is back in play.

Opinion21 Jun
Iran's Hormuz closure is a stress test the world economy didn't plan for

Opinion21 Jun
Spain's First Family on Trial: A Corruption Probe Reaches the Doorstep of Sánchez

Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's patience is wearing thin — and Geneva is where it shows
Opinion21 Jun
Crimea's fuel shock is the new map of the war

Opinion21 Jun
The Week Three Stories Collided: A Cab Driver, a Diversification Law, and a Virus With No Continent Left to Hide

Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's Diplomatic Theatre: What the Quadripartite Track Actually Means

Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's hardliners are betting the public will swallow a third deal

Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's Strait of Hormuz Move Reads as Leverage, Not Closure
Opinion21 Jun
Iran's doctors are warning the regime about famine. Tehran should listen.

Opinion21 Jun
Iran's Switzerland play: Tehran reaches for an off-ramp it does not control

Opinion21 Jun
Bread, Blockade, and the Politics of Counting the Dead in Gaza

Opinion21 Jun
Pakistan's Swiss talks and the quiet geometry of post-conflict reconstruction

Opinion21 Jun
The Meloni–Washington Spat Is Loud. The Markets Aren't Listening.

Opinion21 Jun
Tehran's doctors and the rial: what a professional-class protest says about Iran's post-deal economy

Opinion21 Jun
Kyiv's streets empty, Washington's contracts grow: a week in two frames

Opinion21 Jun
Burgenstock talks reopen the channel — but the gap between Tehran and Washington is still the story

Opinion21 Jun
Iran's Burgenstock moment: a meeting, a venue, and the question of what is actually being negotiated

Opinion21 Jun
Pezeshkian, Netanyahu and the quiet recalibration between Tehran and Washington

Opinion21 Jun
Billboards on the road to Beirut Airport put Iran's patronage on display — and Lebanon's politics on the spot

Opinion21 Jun
Striking the Ferry: How Ukraine's Kerch Hit Reframes the Black Sea Oil Calculus

Opinion21 Jun
The exam you cannot resit: a death in Hyderabad and the political economy of high-stakes testing
Opinion21 Jun
Ukraine's Long Reach: Striking the Kerch Strait

Opinion21 Jun
Crimea's fuel shock is the war's quietest story, and it should not be
Opinion21 Jun
Ukraine's long reach: drones over Kerch and the geography of a widening war
Opinion21 Jun
Israel's southern Lebanon toll climbs past 36 — and the body-bag framing is doing real work

Opinion21 Jun
Power cuts as a fact of life: what Odessa's blackout reveals about Ukraine's wartime energy posture

Opinion21 Jun
What a Hezbollah ambush in southern Lebanon tells us about the post-ceasefire order

Opinion21 Jun
A 245-Kilometre Drone Strike and the War Economy It Reveals
Opinion21 Jun
Two Ubisoft co-founders, one crash: what the loss of the Guillemot brothers means for French gaming

Opinion21 Jun
Prediction markets and presidential attention spans: betting on the next Trump insult

Opinion21 Jun
Russia's fuel squeeze and Ukraine's calculus: what the Polymarket odds really price in

Opinion21 Jun
Israel Hayom admits a strategic loss in Lebanon — and points the finger at a unified Iran front
Opinion21 Jun
Kyiv's long arm reaches the Kerch Strait: what the overnight strike does — and doesn't — change

Opinion21 Jun
When Israel and the UN share a room: a small clash, a larger signal

Opinion21 Jun
Israel's Lebanon Bind Reads Less Like Strategy Than Exhaustion
Opinion21 Jun
Sevastopol's QR-code fuel scheme is collapsing — and Crimea is feeling it
Opinion21 Jun
Ukraine's calendar tells a different story than the war room

Opinion21 Jun
Israel's southern Lebanon toll crosses a weekly threshold, and the framing war around it heats up

Opinion21 Jun
The Market-as-Mood-Barometer Presidency Has a Speechwriter Problem

Opinion21 Jun
Japan's 4-0 Tunisia rout exposes a World Cup format that punishes confidence

Opinion21 Jun
Japan's chip-tool makers are running out of road in China

Opinion21 Jun
Starmer's bet on first-cousin marriage is a bet on time, and time is running out
Opinion21 Jun
The 14% ceasefire: what Polymarket's odds reveal about the Israel–Hezbollah truce

Opinion21 Jun
When the market becomes the mandate: Trump, Meloni, and the new politics of leverage

Opinion21 Jun
Pakistan's midnight shuttle to Geneva: who is the missing mediator in the U.S.–Iran track?

Opinion21 Jun
Starmer's weekend of choices, priced by the market

Opinion21 Jun
Japan's 4-0 Walkover of Tunisia Is a Story Bigger Than the Scoreline
Opinion21 Jun
The Starmer Resignation Story Is Itself the Story

Opinion21 Jun
The burnout delusion: why pulling back from AI at work is harder than it looks
Opinion21 Jun
Capitol Hill Tries to Force a Production Floor on Defense Contractors
Opinion21 Jun
Six soldiers, one disclosure: what the Israeli radio report actually tells us about southern Lebanon
Opinion21 Jun
Vance in Switzerland: a two-day wager on whether the US-Iran channel can hold
Opinion21 Jun
Van Hollen's bad-war diagnosis puts Senate dissent on the record

Opinion21 Jun
India's yoga diplomacy has stopped being a wellness story
Opinion21 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz as a toll road: what Trump's 60-day ultimatum actually means
Opinion21 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz Just Became a Prediction Market
Opinion21 Jun
Van Hollen Calls US Iran War 'Illegal' and a 'Blunder' — and Dares His Own Party to Say So
Opinion21 Jun
Karate, Not Politics: What Iran's Asian Championship Sweep Actually Tells Us

Opinion21 Jun
The 1,000th game that wasn't: what a Japan-Tunisia kickoff actually tells us about football's next act

Opinion21 Jun
India's yoga diplomacy hits the mat

Opinion21 Jun
Hormuz Reopens, Lebanon Simmers: The Fragile Geometry of an Iran–Israel Ceasefire

Opinion21 Jun
Curaçao, the smallest nation at a World Cup, just earned its first point — and a record the giants can't touch

Opinion21 Jun
Congo's Ebola Outbreak Is Outrunning the Response. The Pattern Is Familiar

Opinion21 Jun
The playoff math India keeps pretending not to see

Opinion21 Jun
The World Cup as Soft Power: What Ecuador vs. Curaçao Tells Us About the New Sports Geopolitics

Opinion21 Jun
A 0-0 in Houston, and the World Cup the world is actually watching

Opinion21 Jun
Israel's Quiet Ground Push Into Daraa Tests the Post-Assad Map

Opinion21 Jun
Japan's AI teenagers and the ¥2.3 trillion bet: two stories, one anxiety
Opinion21 Jun
Trump's Strait of Hormuz Bluff, and Why No One Is Calling It

Opinion21 Jun
A Vandalism Charge at the Lincoln Memorial Is Now a Presidential Press Conference

Opinion21 Jun
The Reflecting Pool stunt shows the Trump administration treating vandalism as a useful crisis

Opinion21 Jun