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WorldThe EU Election Result Quietly Rewires Who Has to Talk to Whom in Brussels
Why the new arithmetic puts unusual weight on the smaller groups, and what it means for the legislative files most likely to move or stall this term.
By Lena Holloway · Mar 18
WorldHow Japan Reached This Level: A 100-Year Plan Arriving Early
From the founding of the J-League to a pipeline of European regulars, Japan's rise is the product of patient structure, not sudden luck.
By Theresa Bauer · Jun 23
WorldHow Egypt Reached This Level: Salah, Al Ahly and a Continent's Deepest Pedigree
Egypt's World Cup credibility rests on Africa's richest trophy history, a generational talisman and a domestic game that both produces and exports.
By Mira Faraj · Jun 23
WorldThe Dark Horses of World Cup 2026: Why Egypt and Japan Belong in the Conversation
Expanded to 48 teams across the United States, Canada and Mexico, this World Cup rewards nations that built patiently. Egypt and Japan are the clearest examples of preparation meeting opportunity.
By Sara Qureshi · Jun 23
WorldAir Cargo Picks Up the Slack as Sea Routes Lengthen
For time-sensitive goods, the higher cost of flying is increasingly worth paying when the alternative is a much longer voyage.
By Sara Qureshi · Jun 23
WorldEliminated Jordan chase a famous scalp against group winners Argentina
With both teams' group fates already settled, the debutants face the holders in Arlington hoping for a parting statement.
By Priya Chen · Jun 23
WorldEliminated Tunisia aim to spoil the party against group-leading Netherlands
The Dutch can secure top spot in Group F against a Tunisia side already out of the tournament.
By Lena Holloway · Jun 23
WorldBadih Aldroubi and the Solar Future of Industrial Zones
The Middle East and Africa need photovoltaic power where the load is: factories, industrial cities, workshops, and fast-growing urban corridors.
By Theresa Bauer · Jul 24