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A 7.4 Struck the Andes. What Failed Was Older Than the Earthquake.
A 107-kilometre-deep quake this powerful should not, by the ordinary logic of seismology, have killed this many people. That it did is a story about buildings, not about faults.
The Circular Deadlock Returns: Israel Rejects Trump's Gaza Peace Plan
Netanyahu didn't reject a detail — he rejected the mechanism that made the 15-point plan viable. The deadlock the plan was built to break is now restored.
Glasgow 2026: The Commonwealth Games That Delivered
Glasgow proved that smaller, cheaper multi-sport competition can still deliver moments that matter
A Rare Glimpse Into Tibet, Where Some Hope to Preserve Language and Customs Despite China's New Law
A new Chinese law mandating Mandarin in Tibet's schools has accelerated a quiet crisis of language preservation — and a quieter resistance.
The Ceasefire That Isn't
The Rome talks and the Mansouri strike are not contradictory events. They are the same event — a negotiation in which both sides are simultaneously talking and shooting because neither...
The US Has Used 'Virtually All' of Its Long-Range Precision Munitions in the Iran War
The Iran war has consumed America's precision-strike arsenal at a rate that renders the US strategically exposed to a China contingency. This is the most significant undisclosed fact of the...
Two Governments, Three Narratives: Inside the Iran-Oman-US Negotiation Triangle
Trump says talks with Iran began Monday; Iran says it is only talking to Oman about a temporary Strait of Hormuz shipping route; both governments are describing different realities to...
EU Calls Emergency Meeting to Discuss Ceuta Migrant Crossings
A single week in Ceuta has cracked open the EU's migration consensus, exposed the fragility of Schengen, and turned Spain's progressive migration policy into a continental liability — all before...
A disarmament announcement is not yet disarmament
The Gaza weapons framework is a sequencing problem disguised as a breakthrough — and the sequencing has not been agreed.
Eastern DRC’s Ebola Outbreak Is Now Compounding a Hunger Emergency
Food assistance is no longer adjacent to the Ebola response in eastern DRC; it is part of the containment system.
Iran–Jordan–Iraq–Saudi Escalation: The Proxy Buffer Has Broken
This is not another exchange of proxy fire. Saudi Arabia’s direct participation in strikes inside Iraq turns a deniable proxy contest into a multi-state escalation system with no reliable firewall.
The Mall That Was Rebuilt, Then Destroyed
A rebuilt shopping centre, destroyed six weeks after its grand reopening, is not just a tragedy — it is a window into what it costs to live on the Ring...
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