- In this issue6 articles
- Conflict
The War Fought in the Dark: How Cyberattacks Became the First Weapon
As bombs fell on Tehran, a parallel conflict unfolded across continents—targeting water systems in Minnesota, television broadcasts in Pakistan, and plunging 90 million Iranians into digital darkness.
- Politics
The Uncandidates: Brazil's shadow campaign for a presidency two years away
In a nation where the front-runner governs and his chief rival cannot legally run, the 2026 election has become a volatile proxy war fought by stand-ins, populists and polling ghosts.
- Politics
The Crossing: How Ceuta Became the Flashpoint That Broke Europe's Borders
In 24 hours, 50,000 people swam and waded into a Spanish city barely larger than a neighbourhood—and the continent's frontier system began to unravel.
- Science
The Fault That Would Not Rest: Inside Kumamoto's Second Reckoning
A decade after Japan's deadliest quake in a generation, the same seismic scar tore open again — and this time, it struck during business hours.
- Economy
The Man Who Warned Everyone and No One: Jim Cramer's Decade of Vindication and Doubt
Ten years after the market's lowest point, the television prophet of American finance remains both right and wrong about nearly everything.
- Technology
The Company That Built the Future — Then Valued It at Five Trillion Dollars
How Nvidia turned chips into the indispensable infrastructure of the AI age, and why its latest robotics gambit may define the next decade of automation.