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As leaders debate how to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the voices of seafarers have been largely absent. Horatio Clare reports on the hidden world behind a global crisis
By Horatio Clare
Financial Times, May. 16, 2026
Warsh has been confirmed, but delays between confirmation and swearing-in aren’t unusual
By Nick Timiraos
The Wall Street Journal, May. 16, 2026
The action near the Strait of Hormuz occurred the day the Trump-Xi summit began in Beijing, with Iran on the agenda
By Benoit Faucon and James T. Areddy
The Wall Street Journal, May. 16, 2026
Redistricting battle provides glimmer of hope for Republicans in November
By Alex Leary and Meridith McGraw
The Wall Street Journal, May. 16, 2026
The French far-right could dynamite the relationships fundamental to the European project
By Ben Hall
Financial Times, May. 16, 2026
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Once the model of stable government, Britain has had six PMs in the past 10 years — and is in the grip of yet another leadership crisis. Anthony Seldon asks what went wrong
By Anthony Seldon
Financial Times, May. 16, 2026
Trump administration plans to bring criminal charges against the 94-year-old brother of Fidel Castro, escalating its pressure campaign
By José de Córdoba, Sadie Gurman and Vera Bergengruen
The Wall Street Journal, May. 16, 2026
Energy expert Jason Bordoff explains the uneven consequences of the war in Iran and the longer term outlook for nations from the U.S. to Russia
By Jason Bordoff
The Wall Street Journal, May. 16, 2026
The legal showdown between Elon Musk and Sam Altman revealed the personal and financial fault lines beneath Silicon Valley’s defining boom.
By Jim Carlton, Keach Hagey and Angel Au-Yeung
The Wall Street Journal, May. 16, 2026
This US bull market has not been accompanied by the usual deluge of equity issuance. Until now
By Robert Buckland
Financial Times, May. 16, 2026
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Business-development companies are more complex than they seem, making discounts less attractive
By Telis Demos
The Wall Street Journal, May. 16, 2026
The stock-market surge has propelled the use of a new kind of tax-loss harvesting. We break it down.
By Miriam Gottfried and Peter Santilli
The Wall Street Journal, May. 17, 2026
Agreement could come as soon as Monday, assuming talks don’t fall apart
By Lauren Thomas and Jennifer Hiller
The Wall Street Journal, May. 16, 2026
US president is using threats and inducements to force communist island to open up its economy as it runs out of fuel
By FT
Financial Times, May. 16, 2026
We must reinvent the governance of multilateral institutions to make them fair arbiters.
By Raghuram Rajan, a former central banker and a professor at the University of Chicago
Financial Times, May. 16, 2026
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