A Tariff Truce That Solves Nothing
The US and China Lowered Mutual Tariffs to 30% and 10% for Just 90 Days—Markets Breathed, but Politics, Elections, and Structural Tensions Remain
A Trillion in Exports
Trump Wants Investments from Saudi Arabia That It Doesn’t Have—And No One Really Expects
An Alliance Doomed to Asymmetry
Why Strategic Rapprochement With China Is Leading to a New Russian Dependency
Why Trump’s Peace Plan Is Stalling
Hard Lessons From the 2022 Talks
The War That Never Ended
How the Conflict Over Kashmir Became a Fixture of India and Pakistan’s Politics—and Why It Still Can’t Be Stopped?
Israel Keeps Gaza Under Total Blockade, Cutting Two Million People Off From Food, Water, and Medicine
This Is Not a Humanitarian Crisis—It’s a Deliberate Siege
China Rehearses a Blockade of Taiwan
Beijing is Pressuring the Island Through Drills, Laws, and Economic Leverage, Aiming to Break Its Resistance by 2027—Before the U.S. Can Intervene
The Crimea Deal: How the Bloodless Annexation of 2014 Paved the Way for New Concessions to Moscow
As Kyiv Holds the Front, the West Debates Whom to Blame and Where to Cut Costs
The U.S. Asked Ukraine to Accept Deported Migrants
The Trump Administration Included the Country in a Third-Country Expulsion Scheme—Despite the War and Kyiv’s Reliance on American Aid
Is Russia Preparing for the Next War?
The Expansion of Military Infrastructure Near Finland, Estonia, and Norway Raises Concerns of a Looming Conflict
"By Removing Babel, You Remove the City’s Soul"
Odesa Becomes a Battleground of Cultural War, as Decolonization Starts to Mirror Soviet-Era Tactics
The World on Wartime Terms
As Crises Deepen, Governments Abandon the Search for Solutions and Turn to Command, Control, and the Appearance of Stability
23 Killed in Central Nigeria
Land Conflict Between Herders and Farmers Worsened by Climate and Government Inaction
Managed Chaos in the Black Sea
How Russia Is Using the Blockade of Ukrainian Ports as a Political Bargaining Chip
Foreign Affairs: The "Arsenal of Democracy" Is Empty
Missile Shortages, an Aging Fleet and Import Dependence Would Prevent the US From Waging a Long War With China
Argentina Opens Nazi Escape Files
New Documents Reveal How Intelligence Services, the Church, and the State Helped Hide War Criminals
"Too Many Remained Silent and Looked Away"
BMW, Bayer, Volkswagen, Siemens and 45 of Germany’s Largest Companies Acknowledge Responsibility for Hitler’s Rise to Power
"I Have to Fix This"
Jony Ive on Why His New Device Must Not Repeat the Fate of the iPhone
'Climate Realism'
A World Three Degrees Warmer—and Colder in Blood
Creating an AI Team for His Newsletter, Henry Blodget Grew Attached to One 'Colleague'
A Personal Experiment Sparked a Broader Ethical Debate on Power, Boundaries, and Communication Norms
Aid That No Longer Helps
Why the Global Development Industry Is Near Collapse—and What Might Replace It
An Economy Where No One Pays Now
Global Debt Is Growing Faster Than the Ability to Service It
You May Have Missed One of the Most Powerful Films About the Syrian War
The Swimmers Tells a Story of War, Flight, and Survival—Without Clichés or Heroics
East African Women Travel to Work in Saudi Arabia but Face Abuse, Meager Pay, and Deadly Risks
Over 100 years ago, a mob of armed white men burned down a Black neighborhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Authorities and the media kept it silent for 75 years
Hints of Hints of Life
What the Discovery on Planet K2-18b Means for Science and Humanity?
Rapid Ascent, Heavy Toll
The deaths of top AI experts raise questions about the cost of China’s technological rise
Noma Bar: I’m known for illustrating complex stories
An interview about 20 years of career, a 6-meter studio, and 5,000 illustrations
Pawel Kuczynski: Analysis, Explanation, Meaning
200 Caricatures of Khamenei
Iranian Cartoonist Shahrokh Heidari Challenged the Regime and Lost His Homeland
The meaninglessness of endless worrying
The painting Prince of Peace in 1962 raised the question of why the UN is needed
