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Opinion10 Jun
Tehran's waiting game runs out of clock — and Washington names the price

Opinion10 Jun
Trump's 'pay the price' ultimatum ends the Iran-deal mirage

Long Reads10 Jun
Anthropic opens the Mythos-class era: Claude Fable 5 puts frontier capability in public hands

Opinion10 Jun
Odesa's air: a single morning shows the war's arithmetic
Opinion10 Jun
Odesa Under Fire: What a Single Morning of Russian Strikes Tells Us About Air Defence Overstretch

Investigations10 Jun
Erdogan warns Israel that escalation in Syria and Lebanon now 'threatens Türkiye' — Ankara redraws its red line

Opinion10 Jun
Erdogan turns the screws on Israel — and on Ankara's Mediterranean gamble

Long Reads10 Jun
"All talk and no action": Trump's Iran verdict and the long road from strikes to settlement

Culture10 Jun
The Hound of the Medic Platoon: How a Single Combat Lifesaver Became Ukrainian Front-Line Folklore

Geopolitics10 Jun
Pakistan's twin pressures: a widening trade deficit and a fresh round of strikes in Afghanistan

Opinion10 Jun
The Strait of Hormuz, and the Long Game to Route Around It

Opinion10 Jun
Counting the drones: what 31 lost MQ-9s tell us about the air war over Iran

Culture10 Jun
Trump's pick to lead US intelligence rattles FISA negotiations

Opinion10 Jun
The bench, the elephant, the robber, the homemaker: four Indian stories that say something about the state

Geopolitics10 Jun
Satellite imagery confirms damage at Ramat David as Iran-Israel exchange enters second week

Culture10 Jun
LSE students publish open letter rejecting corporate greenwashing at Festival 2026

Tech10 Jun
Anthropic opens the Mythos door — Claude Fable 5 lands, IPO chatter follows
Opinion10 Jun
Majdal Zoun under the air: what ten strikes in a single morning tells us about Israel's southern Lebanon posture

Geopolitics10 Jun
Satellite imagery from Iran-aligned outlets claims direct hits on Ramat David — but the wider picture stays contested

The Weekly10 Jun
Nine strikes on Majdal Zoun: how southern Lebanon became the template for Israel’s post-ceasefire pressure campaign

Obituaries10 Jun
Russia's shadow recruitment: teenage girls and the new frontline of the war in Ukraine

Letters10 Jun
A supersized World Cup, a shrinking welcome

Arts10 Jun
Kabul exhibition frames US and Israeli conduct in the region as the central exhibit

Africa10 Jun
Two maritime incidents on 10 June revive questions about Gulf of Aden shipping security
Europe10 Jun
Pint Price Politics: Why the Cost of a UK Beer Says More Than It Should

Americas10 Jun
Seventeen years in the cockpit: an Air Canada pilot, a fraudulent licence, and the regulator that did not catch it
MENA10 Jun
Israeli strike hits Homin al-Fouqa in Lebanon's Nabatieh district, Iranian-aligned outlets report

Asia10 Jun
Pakistan strikes Afghan border region, ending a months-long lull

Energy10 Jun
Iran strikes vessel off Oman in latest Strait of Hormuz showdown, UKMTO confirms

Science10 Jun
Two car-bomb incidents in Moscow revive questions about the war's reach inside Russia
Defense10 Jun
Moscow reopens the Syria file as the West's attention drifts

Sport10 Jun
A Somali referee lands in Mogadishu — and the World Cup’s gatekeeping problem lands on Fifa’s desk

Opinion10 Jun
Three quiet signals from 10 June 2026 that the dollar's footing is slipping

Culture10 Jun
Seventeen months in Israeli detention: the case of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya
Geopolitics10 Jun
Erdogan redraws Turkey's security perimeter, vowing to block a 'Greater Israel'
Long Reads10 Jun
Erdogan draws a red line at the Mediterranean: Turkey says Israeli strikes on Syria and Lebanon now threaten its own security

Investigations10 Jun
Fire and explosion near US base in Erbil: what the initial wire says, and what it does not

Opinion10 Jun
Tehran's Patience Is Now a Variable, Not a Given

Opinion10 Jun
Hormuz Becomes a Pressure Point as UKMTO Logs Another Incident Off Oman
Geopolitics10 Jun
Belfast burns: how a single stabbing reset Northern Ireland's immigration debate
Opinion10 Jun
Nabatieh strike and the language that flattens a war

Long Reads10 Jun
A World Cup Built on Three Borders: How the 2026 Tournament Exposes a Fragmenting North American Hosting Model
Geopolitics10 Jun
Iran's doctors sound the alarm: the Republic stuck in neither war nor peace
Opinion10 Jun
When Bollywood's silence speaks: Bobby Deol, dynasty wealth, and the long memory of public money

Opinion10 Jun
The H-1B Shock, the Johannesburg Massacre, and the Border Bill: Three Stories That Show the Price of Waiting

Opinion10 Jun
Reading the '24-hour war' warning: what an Israeli negotiator's Lebanon signal really says about Trump's Iran read

Opinion10 Jun
Volhynia at Eighty: Memory, Politics, and the Children Caught in Between

Sport10 Jun
Iran fans shut out, fans priced out: FIFA's two-tier World Cup
Opinion10 Jun
India's Courts Are Quietly Drawing the Lines on Property, Custody, and Reputation

Business10 Jun
Engine-room fire on tanker off Sohar renews questions about Strait of Hormuz shipping risk

Culture10 Jun
A 1904 Painting, Two Wars, and What Sevastopol's Panorama Tells Us About Cultural Survival
Geopolitics10 Jun
Israel widens strikes on southern Lebanon as Tyre toll mounts

Opinion10 Jun
The UAE's Bahrain–Kuwait–Jordan Condemnation and the Cracks Inside the Gulf Consensus on Iran

Sport10 Jun
Tuchel's second act: how an England job built on fear-removal is now being tested by the World Cup horizon

Culture10 Jun
Russia's Foreign Ministry blames 'Kyiv regime' for museum strike as cultural sites become a new front in the war of evidence
Opinion10 Jun
The silence around Tyre: when reporting is reduced to footage of rubble

Culture10 Jun
Persian language gets an unexpected diplomatic standard-bearer: Iran's foreign minister
Geopolitics10 Jun
Tehran Says Diplomacy With Washington Is 'Damaged' as US-Iran Tensions Rattle the Dollar

Geopolitics10 Jun
Iran strikes US-linked airbase in Jordan as regional confrontation widens

Sport10 Jun
England are managing Saka, not hiding him — and the distinction matters with the World Cup looming

Geopolitics10 Jun
Strikes on Nabatieh and Hezbollah drone claims frame a southern Lebanon that refuses to settle
Investigations10 Jun
Belfast burns: how a single stabbing has reopened Northern Ireland's immigration faultline

Geopolitics10 Jun
Khamenei reshuffles Hawzah Services Center board, tightening clerical oversight

Sport10 Jun
LIV Golf's Scott O'Neil sidesteps questions on 2026 schedule as Saudi funding question grows louder

Culture10 Jun
Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' lands in a culture that has stopped laughing at the lights in the sky

Sport10 Jun
Keane and Fernandes bury the hatchet after a public assist-record row
Culture10 Jun
Sevastopol's panorama: a Crimean cultural landmark lost to the war
Long Reads10 Jun
Gulf fault lines widen as UAE breaks with Iran and diplomacy stalls

Sport10 Jun
Mexico's World Cup moment: a climate test, a soccer reckoning, and a ceremonial question

Opinion10 Jun
Japan's quiet bid to redraw the rare-earth map

Culture10 Jun
Beyond the red carpet: how Shanghai's film festival is rewriting the city's cultural map

Long Reads10 Jun
A Bigger World Cup, a Smaller Wallet: The Economics of a 48-Team Tournament

Obituaries10 Jun
A Kyiv road death, a 12-year-old, and the question of who screens the drivers

Oceania10 Jun
Sigma–Boots deal puts Australia's pharmacy middleman at the centre of a UK retail reckoning

Letters10 Jun
Pezeshkian tells physicians Iran's enemies are 'dreaming of surrender' as he defends wartime footing

Africa10 Jun
A Somali referee, a Belfast street, and the unfinished business of how the West talks about African migration

Asia10 Jun
Deadly week in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir tests the line between insurgency and protest

Americas10 Jun
Mexico shutters US live-animal imports as screwworm reappears on the border
Europe10 Jun
Belfast's anti-immigrant riots expose a post-Brexit fault line Northern Ireland's politics cannot keep stitching shut
MENA10 Jun
IRGC shoots down US MQ-9 over the Strait of Hormuz as nuclear-track diplomacy reportedly advanced

Science10 Jun
When the classroom becomes the front page: India's student-journalism pitch and what it tells us about a crowded news market
Sport10 Jun
A Somali referee, a US border, and a question FIFA cannot answer

Opinion10 Jun
A decade of NDA, a generation of mothers rewriting the script: two stories India is telling on the same day
Culture10 Jun
Ukraine's draft office turns to universities as it tightens deferrals for students over 25

Long Reads10 Jun
Strikes, Statements, and the Dollar: How a Week of US-Iran Tension Is Reshaping Risk

Geopolitics10 Jun
Tehran warns of retaliation as US-Iran crisis flares in the early hours of 10 June

Long Reads10 Jun
Bill Gates heads to Congress: what the closed-door Epstein interview will and won't settle

Sport10 Jun
Messi's two-minute cameo: a World Cup preview, an Indian internet snapshot, and the limits of star-led sports economics

Sport10 Jun
Africa at the 48-team World Cup: ten contenders, one ceiling

Culture10 Jun
Belfast riot exposes the fault line Britain keeps trying to plaster over

Long Reads10 Jun
Pakistan's Airstrikes on Afghanistan: What the Taliban Is Saying, What Pakistan Is Saying, and the Pattern Behind the Escalation

Business10 Jun
Ukraine's deep-strike Flamingo hits Cheboksary, Kuibyshev — and tests the long-range production curve
Culture10 Jun
Iran's university entrance exam faces a slow death — what replaces it will reshape the country's classroom pipeline

Opinion10 Jun
The Strait Won't Snap Back: What CMA CGM's Chief Just Told Us About Hormuz

Culture10 Jun
Order Over Reflex: How Two Russian-aligned Channels Are Rewriting the Rules of Battlefield Narrative

Opinion10 Jun
Explosions Near Qeshm: What the Contradictory First Reports Actually Tell Us

Tech10 Jun
Tehran's long game: IRGC strikes on US bases in Jordan and a downed Reaper reset the escalation curve

Opinion10 Jun
Iran's MQ-9 Kill and the Question the Briefings Won't Answer

Culture10 Jun
Tamil cinema's dirt-road realist and the engineer who beat the trolls: two stories from a state learning to write back

Opinion10 Jun