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Greece’s Old Left Falls Apart When It Matters Most
The party that once frightened Europe's finance ministers and forced an entire continent to rethink…
Britain’s Next Prime Minister Just Apologised for Gaza
Andy Burnham Called It a Scar on the National Conscience. Turning Words Into Policy Is…
Brazil’s Lula calls US plan for Hormuz fee ‘piracy’
A Twenty Per cent Toll, a Reinstated Blockade, and a World Now Watching Every Barrel…
Zelenskyy Shuffles His Cabinet as Corruption Fallout Reaches the Presidential Palace
Ukraine woke up on Monday to a government that no longer exists in its old…
How Long Can Ankara Deny Its Involvement in the Sudan War?
In the far southwestern corner of Egypt, some sixty kilometres from the Sudanese border, sits…
The Middle East Needs a New American Economic Strategy
Washington Found a Weapon Cheaper Than a Warship, and It's a Balance Sheet. One Quiet…
A Broken Deal and a Rising Crisis in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Closed the Shipping Route, Claiming Vessels Were Using Unauthorised Routes; US Forces…
One Year In, ICE’s Mass Detention Push Is Falling Apart
Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s mass detention policy has been in place and under fire in…
The Kremlin’s Tank Is Running Empty
Officials in Moscow are rationing fuel as Ukrainian strikes on refineries imperil supply, frustrating Russians…
The Iran War Sent Its Bill Straight to Your Grocery Cart
Businesses and consumers are struggling with a bizarre conflict that is simultaneously happening and not…
What the NATO Summit in Türkiye Missed
The alliance left Turkey talking about tanks and money. Its own backyard got barely a…
Back to the Vicious Cycle of Bombs and Negotiations
A few hours after US President Donald Trump declared that, as far as he was…