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The ME is being ruptured rather than restructured.
Starmer’s fall might not mean much.
The socialist island’s old friends are running scared.
Neither Trump nor Carney offers a solution.
Europe struggles to hold on to Greenland.
Iran seems to be on the brink — but of what?
Can any power now kidnap a head of state?
There are no guarantees of goodwill or peace.
Has Latin America’s pink tide receded beyond a point of no return?
The crime in Australia must not serve as a distraction.
The answers we need might be blowing in the wind.
Spain isn’t alone in grappling with its ghosts.
Do global institutions mean anything anymore?
The broadcaster is defensible, unlike Trump.
There’s a beacon of hope in New York.
Sudan’s nightmare seems endless.
Peacemaker Trump doubles as warmonger.
The country remains devoted to its ‘first love’.
The recipient is hardly worthier than Trump.
Trump’s ‘peace plan’ doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.
Tony Harrison was a towering literary presence.
The UN’s Palestinian failure looms large.
‘Tropical Trump’ got his comeuppance.
Trump’s predilection for war is alarming.
China knows how to play the long game.
Canberra just might be focused on placating Israel.
Save Ukraine, but don’t stop there.
Pakistan’s journey has been troubled since the 1950s.
We can’t live with nuclear weapons.
Verbal objections mean next to nothing.
Trump can’t help complicating his travails.
Few Israelis seem to be bothered about the daily toll in Gaza.
Indira’s Emergency was a warning for India.
From UK to US, that might not work.
The US is accustomed to open-ended wars.
Nothing positive can emerge from Israeli belligerence.
Disaster stretches from Gaza to LA.
Europe’s war plans portend a disaster.
The US almost certainly could halt Netanyahu’s genocidal campaign at a stroke.
There are lessons to be learned from a Uruguayan guerrilla.
Trump’s offer to mediate is charming but unlikely to yield dividends.
There is no such thing as a great war.
And let’s not forget Bandung 1955.
Francis leaves behind a complicated legacy.
Is the US still a paper tiger to Beijing?
There’s worse to come, with little resistance.
The state’s follies match those of its adversaries.
It’s a rare win for the ICC in unusual circumstances.
When will the Zionists face a Nuremberg?
Western illiberalism trumps liberalism.
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