Silicon Valley's sudden fear of what it built comes as its business model, public support, and tech lead face pressure

American power was supposed to protect the Gulf. Now its presence has become part of the region’s security problem

Christopher Nolan's film asks us to rethink the Trojan Horse as the moment civilisation learned to weaponise trust

As AI replaces the atom as the world's strategic technology, will the Global South get to own it or merely rent it?

What satellite images, damaged bases & mysterious strike revealed about the fragility of US military order in the Gulf

In mediating between Iran and the US, Islamabad has shown that crisis influence no longer rests on neutrality alone

Amid claims of unchallenged air supremacy, Iran’s air defences reveal cracks in US military assumptions

The myth of American military invulnerability, and Israel’s by extension, is dying where it began

Why America’s right-wing is panicking over Mamdani’s ‘collectivism’

The horror in both del Toro’s film & Shelley’s original emerges when ingenuity is divorced from responsibility