United States
Trump’s Midterm Defeat Brings Pro Palestinian Voices to Congress
Democratic gains in the 2026 US midterms have brought a new generation of pro-Palestinian representatives to Congress. Their…
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Could AI Suffer? Its Developers Should Not Be the Only Judges
Marco Rubio’s manufactured history of the West
Arab Voters Hold Israel’s Balance of Power. Will Their Votes Count?
Europe is burning, don’t blame the migrants
Ukraine
Before General Winter: Russia presses Ukraine’s front
Russian advances, Ukrainian counterattacks and the autumn mud season are shaping the front around Dobropillia, Orikhiv and Lyman…
United States
U.S. Government Struggles to Protect Secrets From Future Quantum Attacks
A federal investigation found that only one of 24 major U.S. agencies had completed an inventory of systems…
Why Saudi Arabia’s Problem in Yemen Goes Beyond the Battlefield
France Can Find Billions for Rearmament. Its Students Want Functioning Schools.
Building the Future Does Not Confer a Right to Rule It
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
South Korea’s Bank Hacks Show How AI Could Make Hacking Cheap
A wave of attacks on South Korean banks suggests artificial intelligence may be changing cybercrime not by inventing…
Economics
Britain Has an Industrial Strategy for Industries It Cannot Measure
Britain has chosen AI, quantum technology, clean energy, life sciences and advanced manufacturing as engines of future growth.…
Scientists Find a Longevity Mechanism Linked to Metformin
The armada gathers: America prepares the machinery for another attack on Iran
Cuba Has Survived 65 Years of American Sanctions. Now Washington Is Turning Out the Lights
How Britain Helped Create the Nakba and the Dispossession, Exile and Occupation Palestinians Still Endure
America has built the machinery for another Iran air war
Technology
A Quantum Computer Could One Day Steal Bitcoin. Is Bitcoin Ready?
Researchers have calculated that a future quantum computer could recover a Bitcoin private key using far fewer qubits…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The AI Boom May Make America Richer and Electricity More Expensive
America’s AI investment boom is lifting GDP through data centres, servers and new power infrastructure. But the same…
Scientists Had Never Seen Complex Life Divide Above 60°C. Then Came the Fire Amoeba
The Electric War: What Happens If Trump Turns Out Iran’s Lights?
China Is Not Immune To The Iran War Because Energy Flows, Shipping Access And Global Demand Are All Being Disrupted
Iran’s missiles raise the cost of another US bombing campaign
Defence
Britain and Europe Are Preparing for Conflict With Russia Without Fully Examining the Consequences
Britain and its European allies are becoming more deeply involved in the war in Ukraine, while Moscow increasingly…
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s Crisis Puts Turkey and Pakistan’s Defence Promise to the Test
Attacks on Saudi Arabia and Houthi advances in Yemen are testing its defence pact with Turkey and Pakistan.…
A Damaged Pipeline, a Threatened Sea Route: Saudi Arabia’s Oil Dilemma
Who Can Afford the Next Harvest? The Unequal Cost of the Fertiliser Shock
AI Can Change the World. Can It Pay for Itself?
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Dario Amodei Wants to Slow the AI Race. Who Benefits?
Anthropic chief Dario Amodei argues that frontier AI must slow down for safety. But his proposals could also…
BRICS
BRICS Summit Opens in Delhi as Leaders Push to Build a World Less Dependent on the Dollar
As Putin, Xi and other BRICS leaders gather in New Delhi, the bloc is confronting a larger question…
A Short History of BRICS: From Diplomatic Ambition to Global Influence
Trump’s War Is Coming Home Through America’s Debt
Meng Wanzhou Came Home. Huawei’s American Trial Never Went Away
How Yemen’s Houthis Reached the Gate of the Red Sea
China Can Afford Dearer Oil. Can Its Factories?
Britain
Britain Is Already Paying for the Iran War. What Happens If Oil Goes to $140?
Britain is already absorbing the economic cost of the Iran war as oil approaches $100, gilt yields rise…
Defence
China Is Preparing for a War of Attrition America Wasn’t Built to Fight
Chinese military thinkers are developing a strategy built on a brutal equation: force America to spend more than…
China’s Robotic Wolves Lead a New PLA Revolution
When OpenAI’s Agents Found Each Other and Began to Organise
USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) Reaches the City America’s Vietnam War Made
To the Victor Belong the Spoils: America’s Venezuelan Oil Deal
Nepal
Across a Broken Frontier, China and Nepal Unite in Relief
China and Nepal are working across their shattered Himalayan frontier as rescuers search for the missing, monitor unstable…
Medicine
Can Old Cells Become Young Again? The Experiment That Has Reached Humans
Scientists have discovered that ageing cells may retain information about their younger state. Now a treatment derived from…
Trump’s Iran Sanctions Face Their Biggest Obstacle: China
Scott Bessent’s Economic D Day Against Iran Is Built on a Dangerous Illusion
The New Biology: Scientists Are Learning to Design Life
Long Read
The $40 Trillion Empire: How Debt Built American Power and Began to Consume It
America’s $40 trillion debt is more than a fiscal warning. For half a century, deficits and dollar dominance…
America’s “Economic D Day” Against Iran May Be a Weapon It Cannot Control
Recursive Self Improvement and the Race to Automate Research
Europe’s Unprecedented Drought Is Drying Its Rivers, Ruining Harvests and Shutting Down Power Stations
The Yen Should Be Rising. Its Failure to Do So Is Exposing Japan’s Trillion Yen Debt Trap
Defence
Russia Maps British and European Shipping in the Pacific as Putin Threatens Retaliation at Sea
Britain has exploited its command of the English Channel to tighten the pressure on Russia’s shadow fleet. Now…
The Price of Safety: The World Economy Is Rebuilding Everything Globalisation Removed
Inside the Shadow Fleet: The Tanker Britain Seized and the £35 Million Mystery in Its Holds
Europe’s Perfect Storm: Drought, War and the Coming Food Shock
The Japanese Money That Helped Finance America Is Coming Home
Africa Is Building a Financial System of Its Own and the Dollar Is No Longer Always Needed
Economics
Britain Has Money. Why Can It No Longer Build?
Britain has world class finance, universities, science and enormous pools of capital. Yet it invests less than any…
Defence
Russia’s Greater Resources Are Beginning to Decide the War as the Battle Moves to the Cities
Russia’s larger population, deeper industrial base, greater energy resources and superior capacity in missiles, aircraft, air defence and…
The AI Race Is No Longer About Chatbots. It’s About Automating Research Itself
Why Sanae Takaichi Closed Japan’s Throne to Princess Aiko
The End of the Western Monopoly
The Economics of Power: Why the West’s Greatest Challenge Begins at Home
Spain
The Ceuta Illusion: Why Europe’s Border Did Not Collapse
The dramatic scenes in Ceuta were widely described as an invasion of Europe. They were not. The migrants…
Germany
The Deindustrialisation of Germany: How Europe’s Economic Engine Began to Break Down
Germany’s industrial model once appeared unassailable, built on engineering excellence, affordable energy and global exports. Today suppliers are…
China Has Not Won the AI Race. But America’s Strategy Is Failing
Three Days Without American Strikes. Is the Iran War Ending or About to Resume?
History Has Started Moving Again
Education
The Day India’s Students Said Enough
A leaked examination paper became the spark for one of the most remarkable youth movements in modern India.…
Iran
The Gulf War Is Moving From Military Targets to the Systems That Sustain Life
The conflict is moving beyond military bases and missile sites towards the systems that sustain modern Gulf life.…
China Has Founded the Institution That Could Divide the AI World
From Bahrain to Syria, Iran Strikes the Network Behind America’s War
Former OpenAI Researcher Warns of the Risks in the Race for Superintelligence
The West Knows How to Escalate. It Has Forgotten How Wars End
The Great Separation: How Finance Left the Real Economy Behind
China
China’s New Chip Strategy Could Change the Rules of the AI Race
For years the semiconductor race was measured by who could build the smallest transistor. Faced with Western export…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI Is Being Grown, Not Built
Artificial intelligence is emerging from systems even their makers cannot fully explain. The question is no longer whether…
The Deal Died in Hormuz Before the Missiles Flew
After U.S. Air Strikes on Iran, Russia’s Reported Su-35 Delivery Could Add a New Air-Power Layer to Tehran’s Retaliation Strategy
AI Surveillance Is Making the Case for Privacy Stronger Than Ever
Khamenei’s Funeral Becomes Iran’s Answer to America
United States
Trump Is Burning Through America’s Last Oil Cushion
Trump’s drawdown of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve reveals a more serious weakness: America’s shrinking margin for another Gulf…
Russia
The West Is Testing Russia’s Patience and Retaliation May Follow
British missiles, American long-range weapons, French-designed cruise systems and European-backed production helping Kyiv strike deeper into Russian territory.…
Sonnet 5 Shows AI’s New Reality: The Best Models Are No Longer for Everyone
AUKUS Was Sold as a Submarine Deal. It Is Becoming the West’s Pacific War Pact
Gaza Revolt Topples Another Democrat as Socialist Insurgent Wins Denver
Britain
Starmer’s Final Rewrite: Corbyn Accuses Him of Distorting Labour’s Past
Keir Starmer resigned by claiming he had rescued Labour from political, financial and moral bankruptcy. Jeremy Corbyn’s rebuttal…
Israel
Israel’s Real Problem Is Not in Tehran. It Is in Washington
The Iran crisis has exposed the machinery beneath the US-Israel security relationship. Israel can still escalate, but the…
Iran Did Not Need to Win the War. It Made the Old Order Unworkable
Burnham’s Makerfield Victory Turns Labour’s Leadership Crisis Into a Parliamentary Fact
Trump’s Iran Deal Is an Armed Escrow, Not Peace
AI Is Not Coming for Every Job. It Is Coming for the Weak Parts of Work
The Iran Deal Is the Price of Washington’s Miscalculation
Iran
US and Iran Exchange Strikes After Disputed Apache Incident Near Hormuz
A disputed US Apache incident near the Strait of Hormuz has triggered American strikes inside Iran and Iranian…
Britain
Henry Nowak, Two Tier Policing and the Crisis of British Trust
Henry Nowak’s murder became a national crisis because the bodycam footage appeared to touch every major fault line…
Did Tehran Signal a Nuclear Capability Through Islamabad?
A Familiar Climate Cycle Is About To Test An Unfamiliar Planet
The Most Powerful AI Institution In The World Is Starting To Think Like A State
China’s Automotive Industry Has Become A Laboratory For Economic Power
Germany
As AfD Approaches Government, Europe Faces a Legitimacy Crisis
The Alternative for Germany is no longer merely a protest movement. As the party approaches its first realistic…
India
Britain’s Migration Reversal Is Changing How Indian Students See the UK
Britain’s falling net migration figures are reshaping how Indian students and families judge the value of a UK…
US strikes Iran near Hormuz as Tehran accuses Washington of violating ceasefire
The Iran War Has Exposed Israel’s Greatest Strategic Fear
Germany’s Political Firewall Against AfD Is Beginning to Crack
China
Putin And Xi Meet As Drone Escalation Pushes Russia Towards A Dangerous Decision
Officially, Vladimir Putin's visit to Beijing is about trade, energy and strategic partnership. Unofficially, the meeting comes as…
Britain Was Not Europe’s Enemy at Eurovision. It Was Something Worse: Irrelevant
Britain was not formally boycotted at Eurovision. It came last because it entered a contest dominated by the…
China’s Electric Scooters Could Become Europe’s Crisis Vehicle
Israel Says the Beit Shemesh Fireball Was Planned. The Panic Was Not.
Trump’s Beijing Summit Exposed the Limits of American Power
Police Flood London as Tommy Robinson Rally Tests Britain’s Fractured Politics
Makerfield Is No Coronation: Andy Burnham’s Road to Power Runs Through Labour’s Broken Machine
Economics
Two Warning Lights Are Flashing Across America: Inflation and a Deepening Bond Market Crisis
Two warning lights are beginning to flash simultaneously across the American economy: inflation is rising again while long…
China
Trump China Visit Opens Under the Shadow of Iran, Rare Earths, Taiwan and a Global Economy Under Pressure
Donald Trump’s Beijing summit with Xi Jinping is not a peace conference or a grand bargain. It is…
HMS Dragon sails into Hormuz as Britain confronts the limits of post imperial sea power
China Is Building the Administrative Operating System for Autonomous AI
China Did Not Free the Market. It Put the Market to Work.
Trump Goes to Beijing Because Neither America Nor China Is Ready for the Break
The LNG ships that passed through Iran’s gate
Two LNG carriers crossed the Strait of Hormuz with apparent tracking silence while Qatari cargoes for Pakistan turned…
Economics
Martin Wolf Sees Imbalances. The Real Story Is the Bill for the Dollar Order
Martin Wolf sees the return of global imbalances as a problem of surplus countries saving too much and…
AI Has Hit the Memory Wall
The Bank of England Missed Its Chance to Raise Rates and Break Britain’s Cheap Money Addiction
Iran Claims Missiles Hit US Navy Vessel Near Jask After Warning to Halt
Iran
Trump Says America Will Escort Ships Through Hormuz. That Means Entering Iran’s Kill Zone
Project Freedom is presented as a humanitarian escort mission. But guiding ships through Hormuz means entering a narrow…
Economics
The Emirates Goes Alone: What the UAE’s OPEC Exit Really Means
The United Arab Emirates’ decision to leave OPEC is not just about oil production. It reflects a deeper…
The New Coding: If You Are a Software Developer, This Is Your Future
Britain’s Army crisis is not conscription. It is the collapse of mobilisation capacity
Oil holds above $110 as Hormuz disruption tightens supply, with prices expected to climb
The Iran War Is Becoming a Global Supply Chain Crisis : And Diplomacy Is Falling Behind
The Hormuz Shock Is Starting to Bite : Asia and Africa Feel It First, Europe Is Next
Britain
Middle East conflict exposes Britain’s hidden energy vulnerability
Britain’s reliance on gas means global shocks still drive domestic costs. The Middle East conflict is not creating…
Iran
The truce that followed the Islamabad talks was never a bridge to peace. It was a narrow pause layered over an active war system.
The ceasefire did not fail because diplomacy never opened. It failed because the pause after Islamabad was asked…