Edward Luce

Ukraine has turned its battlefront into a charnel house with Russia’s casualty rate at 35,000 a month.
THE BOTTOM LINE

Putin and Trump don’t have the cards

Trump (centre), flanked by Todd Blanche, acting US attorney-general (left) and Kash Patel, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI, meeting the media at the White House after the shooting incident on Apr 25.

Trump and the recurring assassin

Polls show a big shrinkage of working-class support for Trump, particularly among non-white voters.

Trump is not just sinking in the Gulf

Britain's former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is among the royals and other powerful figures who were part of Epstein's expansive network.

The Epstein rot goes deep

George Soros has given grants to hundreds of human-rights groups, investigative journalists and democracy advocates.

Why Trump is going for Soros

That Trump himself has previously admitted to being a friend of Epstein for 15 years is creeping into Maga consciousness.

Trump is flunking his Epstein test

Carney gave Canada’s median voter a crash course in the merits of rules-based internationalism.
THE BOTTOM LINE

Mark Carney: democracy’s unTrump

By voting last week to keep the US government running on President Donald Trump’s terms, Chuck Schumer dropped Democrats’ sole leverage.

The US establishment is scared of its own shadow

In ignorance of how the federal government works, Musk is only causing damage.

Elon Musk’s self-destruction

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump (left) and Tesla CEO Elon Musk at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

What Croesus wants from Trump