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Opinion03 Jul
Portugal's last gasp, Croatia's late collapse: a refereeing row writes a Toronto knockout

Opinion03 Jul
Iran's Republican Guard Corps buries one of its own — and the framing tells you everything

Opinion03 Jul
The livestream war: how Russia's strikes keep interrupting the people narrating them

Tech03 Jul
Japan's $2.3 trillion gamble, China's $3 AI, and the new map of capital flows

Opinion03 Jul
Hegseth's Brussels Bombshell, and the Pullback That Wasn't

Sport03 Jul
Ramos header in stoppage time sends Portugal past Croatia and into Spain tie

Geopolitics03 Jul
Spain and Portugal move on at the 2026 World Cup as hosts press ahead on accessibility

Investigations03 Jul
Self-immolation outside UN headquarters returns Tibet to a global stage China prefers closed

Opinion03 Jul
Three headlines, one economy: why a Vietnam print, a NASA pullback, and a US jobs tick are reading the same signal

Long Reads03 Jul
Portugal edge Croatia 2-1 in Toronto as Ronaldo, 41, becomes oldest scorer in a World Cup knockout match

Culture03 Jul
Empire State Building climb: a stunt, a Netflix deal, and the question of who monetises spectacle

Opinion03 Jul
Trump's Iran breakthrough claim meets a press that keeps checking

Culture03 Jul
India's LPG lifeline runs through a chokepoint it does not control

Long Reads03 Jul
Tokyo's $2.3 Trillion Bet: How Japan Plans to Reignite Its Economy Through India

Tech03 Jul
Japan bets $2.3 trillion on 'animal spirits' as foreign buyers pile in and Chinese cars crowd Europe

Investigations03 Jul
Pentagon's European drawdown paused after allied pushback, Wall Street Journal reports

Opinion03 Jul
Kazakhstan's flying hospital and the soft edge of Chinese medical diplomacy

Sport03 Jul
Portugal edge Croatia in Toronto as Jota anniversary frames a measured knockout

Opinion03 Jul
Ronaldo's Last Tournament? Portugal's Round-of-16 Exit and the Marca Retirement Report

Opinion03 Jul
European speech enforcement now reaches into the browser tab

Culture03 Jul
A World Cup halftime mystery, a record-breaking car carrier, and the fans the cameras miss

Opinion03 Jul
The FDA's Zyn Pivot Is a Quiet Revolution in Tobacco Harm Reduction

Long Reads03 Jul
Brussels vs Beijing: How a Hydrogen Race and a Trade Spat Are Rewiring the European Industrial Playbook

Sport03 Jul
NBA tests one free-throw rule in summer league as league eyes pace and broadcast economics

Sport03 Jul
Cucurella's disallowed goal reopens VAR's grey zone at this World Cup

Sport03 Jul
MLB disciplines Cavalli, Contreras and Mikolas after Fenway benches-clearing incident

Sport03 Jul
Trade truce, heat warning: North America's summer has two stress tests running at once

Sport03 Jul
Belgium's stoppage-time survival masks the harder question facing a fading generation

Sport03 Jul
USA book Belgium date, but Balogun's red card reshapes the bracket

Sport03 Jul
Wimbledon's doubles squeeze: why elite players keep pulling two draws at SW19

Sport03 Jul
Djokovic tells the room to cool off on Serena, and quietly turns the temperature on himself

Sport03 Jul
The World Cup After Dark: How a Record-Setting Tournament Is Quietly Rewriting the Stadium Experience

Opinion03 Jul
The President's Self-Assessment, the Air Force Probe, and the Cost of a News Cycle Run on Polymarket

Opinion03 Jul
Portugal's stoppage-time escape and the geometry of a World Cup that no longer bends to the giants

Sport03 Jul
Swiatek's mental architecture on show as Wimbledon defence gathers pace

Sport03 Jul
Pulisic returns for a USMNT side running out of recent knockout memories

Sport03 Jul
Spain's mojo returns: a 3-0 Austria win ends a 16-year knockout hex at the World Cup

Opinion03 Jul
Chicago's 'New Dawn' and the narrowing lane for federal crackdowns

Sport03 Jul
Portugal edge Croatia in stoppage time to set up Spain showdown in World Cup Round of 32

Opinion03 Jul
Portugal edge Croatia in a VAR-shaped comeback, and the bracket just got louder

Culture03 Jul
‘Peluru Senja: The Ghost & the Gun’ Locks Independence Day Weekend Slot in Malaysia

Tech03 Jul
China's AI price floor: how sub-$3 output tokens are rewriting the cost curve for everyone

Opinion03 Jul
Delhi pulls the lever on digital rule-making — and three more signals from this week

Culture03 Jul
Sandfall signals a sequel push — and a deliberate break from Clair Obscur's playbook

Opinion03 Jul
Beijing's next generation: what a seating chart tells us about China's military succession
Sport03 Jul
Portugal edge Croatia 2-1 in Toronto as Ramos header seals last-16 berth

Opinion03 Jul
A parcel bomb in Monaco and a sliding yen: the small prints of a fragile order
Culture03 Jul
When dystopia stops being science fiction: a new book reads the politics of the page and the screen

Long Reads03 Jul
Kyiv under fire, Moscow short on fuel: how the India–Russia oil loop is rewiring a war
Opinion03 Jul
Kremlin Trolls, Telegenic Setbacks, and the Optics of Russian Defeat
Long Reads03 Jul
Gold's Worst Quarter in Thirteen Years and the Slow Recalibration of Dollar Confidence
Opinion03 Jul
Tokyo's 160 line, Beijing's subsidies, and the awkward shape of Asian macro in early July

Long Reads03 Jul
Ronaldo, retirement and the small print: what Marca's report actually says

Geopolitics03 Jul
Portugal edge Croatia in stoppage time to book last-16 spot, as Ronaldo's knockout drought ends

Sport03 Jul
Swiatek's Bagel Habit: What Wimbledon Defence Reveals About Her Mental Game

Sport03 Jul
Kane's Atlanta header keeps England's World Cup alive — and quietly reframes a familiar debate

Geopolitics03 Jul
Pakistan's interior minister in Tehran for Khamenei funeral as regional realignment continues

Sport03 Jul
£2,600 for a knockout: England fans priced out of their own World Cup last-16 night

Sport03 Jul
Team USA's red card and the World Cup free-agent pile-up: two stories from a tournament that won't stop breaking scripts

Sport03 Jul
76ers pivot to LeBron hours after landing Jaylen Brown, kicking off the most aggressive NBA offseason in years

Culture03 Jul
Indie horror-comedy 'Mum, I'm Alien Pregnant' leans into gooey gross-out as Umbrella Entertainment unveils trailer

Culture03 Jul
A Downtown Gallery Closes. The Question Is What It Closes With.

Opinion03 Jul
France's Gaza silence breaks on the streets — Western discourse has not caught up

Culture03 Jul
MFA Boston's 250th-anniversary reinstall puts the everyday in the same room as the imperial

Opinion03 Jul
Two hundred fifty pardons for two hundred fifty years: the political theatre of America’s anniversary
Long Reads03 Jul
Hydrogen combustion revives as the cheap answer to fuel cells — and the auto industry's centre of gravity keeps moving east
Geopolitics03 Jul
Ronaldo's last dance: Portugal and Croatia trade goals in 1-1 draw as retirement report reverberates
Opinion03 Jul
Trump's number-one fixation is the wrong race to be running

Long Reads03 Jul
Ronaldo, the Last Exit: Portugal-Croatia, a Disallowed Goal, and the Quiet Math of an International Goodbye

Culture03 Jul
A Boris Mikhailov Photograph Is Stolen From a Lithuanian Museum, and the Question of Who's Buying
Investigations03 Jul
AI anti-drug video stirs backlash in Hong Kong as city marks handover anniversary under fresh security sweep
Sport03 Jul
Arthur Fery and the thin line of British hopes at Wimbledon

Culture03 Jul
Emmys 2026: Pluribus and The Pitt Set the Pace as Netflix Plays for Volume
Culture03 Jul
A Plagiarism Complaint at Manifesta 16 Asks What the Biennial Is For

Culture03 Jul
"Young Washington" and the quiet normalisation of generative AI in prestige film production

Culture03 Jul
James Turrell's Danish light, Raven Chacon's new album, and a Black radical reading of 1776: notes from this week's required reading

Geopolitics03 Jul
Orange County police shooting of woman carrying a knife prompts internal review

Sport03 Jul
USMNT's Bosnia win puts 24-year knockout drought to bed — and resets the ceiling

Culture03 Jul
Rupert Grint and Seidi Haarla anchor Shudder's parental-dread horror 'Nightborn'

Culture03 Jul
London's National Gallery Acquires a Major Kauffman History Painting — and Asks What Comes Next
Opinion03 Jul
Kyiv under fire, again: what the latest Russian barrage tells us about the trajectory of the war

Sport03 Jul
Tillman, McKennie and a red card: how the US broke through Bosnia — and what the bracket now looks like

Culture03 Jul
'Cannibal Holocaust' at 46: Bob Murawski on Building the Definitive Cut Without Surrendering the Film's Brutal Edge

Culture03 Jul
Venezuelan Artists Turn to Sales, Prints and Zines to Fund Earthquake Relief

Sport03 Jul
England survive a Congo scare — and the real test starts now

Culture03 Jul
Swiss Institute's Bowery Move Reshapes Lower Manhattan's Cultural Map
Culture03 Jul
Tirzepatide pulls ahead of semaglutide in real-world weight loss data

Opinion03 Jul
Syria's New War Within the War: Damascus and Druze Militias Clash in Sweida

Sport03 Jul
England's semi-final poise reopens the question of where women's T20 cricket's centre of gravity is moving

Opinion03 Jul
The Cohesion Story NATO Tells Itself, and the One Its Adversaries Are Happy to Publicise

Culture03 Jul
Jorja Smith's Third Act: A Quiet Pivot Toward the Global South

Opinion03 Jul
The Lebanon File: What Two Strikes in Sadiqin Actually Tell Us
Culture03 Jul
British Museum faces fresh scrutiny over provenance disclosures as older UK fridges buckle in heatwave

Opinion03 Jul
China's consumer-spending wobble is a policy problem, not a confidence problem

Tech03 Jul
Apple caught between Kremlin demands and wartime software politics

Long Reads03 Jul
Anthropic–Samsung chip talks reopen the question of who builds the AI compute base

Tech03 Jul
Hydrogen combustion engines quietly redraw the clean-power map as eToro places a $12.5M derivatives bet

Sport03 Jul
Olympic canoeist indicted in Trump-tapped Reflecting Pool case, exposing federal priorities on the National Mall

Culture03 Jul
The Taylor Swift wedding spectacle, an MSG rumour, and what the AC temperature debate reveals

Opinion03 Jul