The Week That Shaped the World — 7 - 14 November 2025London Tried to Reach Moscow — and the World Moved On: The Week’s Defining StoriesSome weeks arrive quietly, without the usual drama, yet you feel something shifting underneath.
The Week That Shaped the World — 31 October - 7 November 2025Caribbean Crisis 2.0: From Venezuela to the AI Bubble and Market InstabilityMaduro has reached a point where he's forced to ask for help from the last people he wants — China, Russia, and Iran.
The Week That Shaped the World — 24–31 October 2025Putin Answers Trump’s Tomahawks with Poseidon — and Other Stories That Shaped the WeekTwo men, two tempers, and one very old game.
The Week That Shaped the World — 17–24 October 2025Atlas Browser by OpenAI: And More That’s Shaping Our Lives TodayFor years, we’ve been told that politics is what shapes the world. It drives economies, moves markets, and pushes progress.
The Week That Shaped the World — 10–17 October 2025American Tomahawks for Ukraine — What’s the Real Game?It was one of those weeks when you could almost hear the world grinding its teeth.Missiles, markets, meetings — the usual trio of modern faith.
The Week That Shaped the World — 3–10 October 2025The Israel Hamas Peace Deal 2025 — A Handshake or a Holding Pattern?The Israel Hamas peace deal 2025 dared the world to use the word peace without irony for the first time in months.
The Week That Shaped the World — 26 September - 3 October 2025France Boards a Russian Tanker — and the Red Lines Light UpA Russian oil tanker seized off the French coast. Europe’s shadow war steps into the open.
1. Zelensky at the UN — A Warning Wrapped in DesperationIt started like every other UN gathering. Flags. Speeches. Polite clapping. The sort of theatre that convinces itself it still matters.
When Trump Pat the KingStagecraft, leverage, and Britain’s shrinking room to manoeuvre.
1. London Protests — Britain’s Street AwakeningWestminster didn’t breathe on Saturday. It growled. Bridges groaned under the weight of bodies, flags cracked in the wind, and the air smelled of smoke and sweat. I walked a few streets, and every corner felt like a drum.
How an estranged prince could become the emblem of dissent — and what the political playbook looks like when a country starts to wobble.There are two kinds of figures in politics.
Where Are You Headed, My Beloved Britain?I did not expect my country to feel this fragile.