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World
The Carbon Ledger: China Pollutes Less per Person Than America or Britain
China is often portrayed as the world’s leading polluter, yet the numbers tell another story. The United States…
Defence
Russia’s Generals Declare the Tank Dead: Inside Moscow’s Vision of the Digital Battlefield
Russia’s senior military theorists now declare the age of the tank over. In a new doctrinal paper, General…
Defence
Fujian: The Carrier That Ends America’s Monopoly at Sea
China’s CV-18 Fujian has entered service as the world’s second electromagnetic-catapult carrier, ending decades of U.S. monopoly in…
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World
Elections Without Consent
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
London Leads Europe in AI, but Without Power and Capital, It’s an Empty Crown
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
One Intelligence to Predict Them All, How Competing AIs Became One Mind
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI Will Learn from Us and That’s What Should Terrify Us
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World
The British Press and the Uyghur Story It Wants You to Believe
British commentators often mistake sentiment for evidence when writing about China. Behind the emotion lies a more complex reality a multiethnic state balancing growth,…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Beijing Writes the AI Rules While Washington Writes Press Releases
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Mamdani’s Win Shows How Human Contact Can Defeat the Algorithm and the Chatbot
Law
Getty Defeat and Meta Fair Use Win Signal Shift in AI Copyright Battles
Two courts on opposite sides of the Atlantic have handed AI developers narrow but significant wins. In London, the High…
World
The Caribbean Standoff: Washington’s Warships and Venezuela’s Moment of Pressure
American and British warships massing off Venezuela mark not a prelude to invasion but a theatre of pressure fleets circling…
In depth
World
Javier Milei and the Triumph of Austrian Economics in Argentina
Javier Milei’s sweeping mid-term victory was more than a political win. It marked the first real-world test of Austrian economics the belief that free prices, hard money, and minimal state control can rebuild a…
World
Locked Out of Power: The Price of Germany’s Refusal to Work With the AfD
A decade after the Union parties vowed never to work with the AfD, Germany’s political geometry has hardened…
World
Flashpoint Poland: The Eastern Flank’s Ticking Clock
Poland has become NATO’s most anxious frontier a country caught between vigilance and hysteria. A string of drone…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The Colonial Mirror Part 2 : How Western Data Shapes Global AI
The most complete digitised archives, the most cited web crawls, and the most linked sites remain overwhelmingly English…
Background reading
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Censoring the Mirror Part 1: The Politics of AI Training
The new generation of artificial intelligence does not invent truth; it reflects and then has that reflection edited by those who fear what it…
Across the section
Opinion
From Weimar to Brussels: How the West Replaced Democracy with Control
World
China high speed rail wheels the real story of self reliance
Netherlands
Europe’s Nexperia Seizure: How Dutch Wartime Law Became a Weapon in Washington’s Tech War With China
Diplomacy
New Chinese Embassy London and Secret Spy Tunnels
Iran
Iran’s Su-35 Gamble: From MiG-29 Lifeline to High-Value Bet on Russian Arms
Leaked Russian export tables suggest Tehran has signed a €6 billion deal for 48 Su-35 fighters, with component deliveries set…
World
The Reconstruction of Gaza: Who Pays?
Each time Gaza is reduced to rubble, the same cycle repeats: Israel destroys, donors rebuild, and the bill lands on…
The wider report
World
Dughmush and Hamas clash in a Frenzy of Retribution
Hours after the ceasefire, Gaza City saw fierce fighting between Hamas units and the Dughmush clan. At least twenty-seven people were reported killed, including a prominent local journalist, exposing the power struggle now shaping…
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Burkina Faso
Aid, Espionage, and Extraction: The Hidden Machinery That Looted Burkina Faso
World
The Tiger That Wasn’t There: A Story of Media and the Ghosts of Empire
World
New Nationalism: From Dresden to Doncaster to Dallas
North Korea
Pyongyang’s Parade Becomes a Bloc Summit: Li Qiang and Medvedev Seal North Korea’s Pivot
From the files
World
The New Right’s Youth Rebellion: Inside the America First Generation
A new generation of conservatives is rewriting the meaning of “America First.” Online and unafraid to challenge their elders, they question the cost of…
World
The National Press Club of Australia and its Crisis
The National Press club faces allegations of betraying Journalists killed in Gaza Because a leading Journalist proclaims his…
World
The Cracks in Washington’s Backyard: Latin America Turns Away from the Monroe Doctrine
Latin America is breaking from U.S. dominance as Venezuela, Brazil and Mexico turn to China, Russia and Iran…
World
Venezuela: How U.S. Sanctions Forged Resilience Instead of Collapse
Washington thought sanctions would break Caracas. Instead, they built lifelines with China and Russia and hardened Venezuela’s place…
Religion
Yom Kippur Sermon: Peace Amid Ashes
On the holiest day of the Jewish year, a rabbinic call for peace links the Manchester synagogue attack with the…
World
Why the Pacific Backs Israel: The Faith Alliance – Jerusalem Pattern
Why do these tiny Pacific islands that proclaim anti-colonial self-determination so often vote with or lean towards Israel at the…