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Opinion

What Domestic Politics Reveals About Foreign Mediation

A country's choice to mediate foreign conflicts is rarely neutral. Here's what its domestic politics actually tells you about why it volunteers.

Long Reads

How Small States Win Big in International Negotiations

Small countries routinely outmaneuver larger powers in treaty talks. Here's the procedural playbook they use, and why it works.

Business

The Creator Economy Grew Up and Started Looking Like Small Business

The influencer era promised easy money and viral fame. What it quietly became is something older and sturdier: people running actual companies of one.

Technology

Why Geopolitical Rivalry Sometimes Drives Tech Leaps

Some rivalries produce radar, GPS, and the internet. Others produce nothing. Here's the structural difference, with real historical mechanics.

Business

Why Some Trade Unions Survive Industry Decline

When an industry collapses, its union doesn't have to. Here's what separates the ones that adapt from the ones that disappear with the furnaces.

Business

Why Geography Sets Your Country's Wage Ceiling

Where a country sits in global supply chains shapes how much its workers can earn. Here's the concrete mechanism most economics writing skips.

World

Sri Lanka Cybercrime Hub: Scam Networks Relocate

Nearly 700 foreigners deported this year as Chinese-run scam operations flee crackdowns in Cambodia and Myanmar for Sri Lanka's looser rules.

Business

Energy Markets Brace After US-Iran Hormuz Deal

Oil fell and stocks rallied after Washington and Tehran agreed to halt their war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. But the deal isn't signed yet.

World

Putin's War on Russian Culture and Shared Heritage

A strike on Kyiv's 11th-century Dormition Cathedral reopens an uncomfortable question about what Putin claims to defend and what he destroys.

World

Netanyahu Vows Israel Will Stay in Lebanon Despite Deal

As the US and Iran sign a ceasefire that calls for an end to fighting in Lebanon, Netanyahu says Israeli troops aren't leaving occupied land.

World

Australia Post Logs 1,200 Dog Attacks on Posties in 2026

Australia Post recorded more than 1,200 dog-related incidents in six months, up 5% on last year. NSW accounts for over a third of the cases.

Business

Why Apprenticeship Models Succeed in Some Economies

Germany's apprenticeship system is the envy of the world. Here's why copying it keeps failing, and what actually makes it work.