Leon Hadar
From targeted strike to regional firestorm: how the US-Israeli attack on Iran escalated
It is now a regional war – fought across at least seven countries, with missiles falling on civilian airports, naval headquarters and...
US-Israeli strikes on Iran: a reckoning with no clear ending
The joint military attacks have created a political vacuum and could create further hardship on the ground
The Board of Peace: Bold vision, uncertain future
It is a fundamentally different kind of institution – one whose rules, norms and accountability mechanisms are still being written
The court says no: the Supreme Court’s rebuke of Trump’s tariff gambit
The ruling is a victory for the rule of law, but it is not the end of the trade war
Requiem for The Washington Post
The newspaper that brought down a president is dying in darkness – and its billionaire owner lit the match
The Epstein files: Accountability and the question of elite impunity
Jeffery Epstein’s ability to operate for decades, despite credible allegations, points to failures across multiple institutions
The US-India trade deal: Strategic reset or fragile truce?
The lack of details on the agreement makes it difficult to assess its true economic impact
Edge of the precipice: The US-Iran crisis of 2026
The next few days will test whether diplomacy can prevail over the momentum towards military confrontation
Trump’s economic promises meet political reality
The 2026 midterm elections loom as a potential disaster
Canada’s China gambit: Navigating a new geopolitical triangle
The trade deal between Ottawa and Beijing offers an early test of whether middle powers can chart their own course in an...
