A decade of reckoning. Twenty-three years after the attacks, a renewed focus on 9/11’s legacy arrives as AI sovereignty’s guardian leaves Whitehall for a US firm. The shift marks a quiet pivot: from guarding Britain’s digital borders to shaping Silicon Valley’s next moves.

Iceland’s quiet calculation. The EU vote turned on fish quotas, but the real question lingers: what comes next? The answer may redefine how small nations navigate Brussels’ corridors, long after the ballots are counted.

New frontiers in protest. A shadowy donor stoked Scotland’s asylum protests, raising alarms over foreign influence. Meanwhile, the Situationists get their due: their radical ideas now look less like art and more like blueprints for today’s discontent.