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World Cup 2026: The Tournament FIFA Cannot Control
Thirty-two days into the largest FIFA World Cup ever staged, the semifinal bracket is set.
17 hrs ago
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Messi's Zionism
Lionel Messi’s brand has spent thirteen years performing a symmetry between an occupying state and the people it occupies.
Jul 10
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TheGlobalChief
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Capital Wars: The Installed Class: How the Muslim World Is Managed, Not Governed
Part 5 of 10
Jul 8
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FrameTheGlobe
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FIFA’s Corruption Has Made the World Cup Impossible to Trust
Egypt cannot prove that its defeat to Argentina was fixed, but FIFA’s documented corruption has made an ordinary explanation impossible to trust.
Jul 8
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FrameTheGlobe
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TheGlobalChief
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It Should Be Over For Graham Platner
There comes a point in the life of a troubled political campaign when the usual distinctions between private behavior and public duty, hostile reporting…
Jul 6
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A Poet's Voice
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TheGlobalChief
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Edge Narrator
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The Architecture of Mourning: Inside the Six Days Iran Buries Ali Khamenei
Iran buries its second supreme leader inside a six-day procession built from older griefs
Jul 4
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Jinnah's Writer
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A Poet's Voice
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The Man Who Made the World Champions Play an Extra Half Hour
Josimar Évora Dias spent nineteen years in leagues nobody covers.
Jul 4
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TheGlobalChief
At 250, America’s Democracy Score Falls Below Every Other G7 Nation
The republic marking its semiquincentennial this week is, by the measurement of the scholars who track such things, no longer rated a liberal democracy.
Jul 4
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TheGlobalChief
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Egypt Wins First World Cup Knockout Match in History, Coach Dedicates Victory to Palestine
Hossam Hassan raised the Palestinian flag on a Texas pitch after ninety-two years and one penalty shootout delivered Egypt its first knockout win in…
Jul 4
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TheGlobalChief
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Capital Wars: The Extraction That Went Wrong: Ukraine, Russia, and the FIC’s Most Expensive Miscalculation
Part 4 of 10
Jul 2
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FrameTheGlobe
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Denver’s Verdict: The Money Machine Loses Colorado
A 29-year-old democratic socialist beat three decades of incumbency and a coalition of dark-money PACs tied to AIPAC, and the machine that built the…
Jul 1
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TheGlobalChief
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June 2026
What the Helicopters Did at Nova
Israel authorized the Hannibal Directive, its own forces fired into the festival crowd, and the military censor then told the press to stop asking…
Jun 30
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FrameTheGlobe
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A Poet's Voice
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