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Today's headlines and in-depth analysis from around the world.
Germany wants a two-speed EU where six major economies decide first, smaller countries follow later. It's either reform or fracture.
Goldman Sachs says aging populations might not crash economies after all. Trillions in policy bets are riding on the opposite assumption. Here's why the narrative might be flipped.
An India-linked cyber espionage campaign targeted Pakistan's nuclear regulator, navy, and telecom for 12 months. Indian media calls it counterterrorism. Pakistani media calls it state-sponsored aggression. The same operation, two completely different stories.
An India-linked cyber espionage group spent a year infiltrating Pakistan's nuclear oversight, navy, and telecoms — and almost nobody outside South Asia heard about it.
Iran's president apologized to Gulf neighbors Saturday. Netanyahu announced plans to eliminate Iran's regime. Oil hit $92. Gas hit $3.41. The war's direction is in the gap between those speeches.
The same Israeli strike on Iran's Revolutionary Guard headquarters in Tehran gets described as a surgical military operation in Washington and a criminal attack on sovereignty in the Middle East. The PGI score of 8.68 makes it one of the most divided stories of 2026.
How fabricated narratives move from obscure sources to mainstream media through layers of laundering. A plain-language explainer.
Israel's prime minister says toppling Iran's government will transform the Middle East. US intelligence says it probably won't work. The rest of the world can't agree on what to call it.
Two expert predictions about the same commodity, same year, opposite conclusions. The $32 gap between spot price and forecast tells you everything about how oil markets really work.
Pakistan hiked petrol and diesel by Rs 55 per litre on March 7, citing the Iran war's closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The country now faces a two-front crisis: open war with Afghanistan and an energy shock driven by a conflict it isn't part of.
Wildfires have scorched 50,000+ hectares in Patagonia, threatening Earth's second-oldest trees in a UNESCO site. Most of the world isn't covering it.