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COLUMN: Moscow hits the Kryvyi Rih steelworks four times, and no one signs the payroll
Kryvyi Rih, before. A city of iron. Mines, slag heaps, furnaces. And in the middle, the largest steelworks in Ukraine, the old Kryvorizhstal, which…
FACT CHECK: Belousov celebrates a namesake, and ISW puts Russian lines 10.2 km from Dobropillia
Ten point two. That is kilometers. On September 24, at 10:15 p.m. ET, the Institute for the Study of War publishes its daily assessment.…
ANALYSIS: Moscow claims 592 drones intercepted, Rostov counts a refinery shut down
Five hundred ninety-two. On the morning of September 25, Russia’s Defence Ministry publishes its overnight count. Between 8 p.m. on the 24th and 8…
ANALYSIS: The Kremlin’s party holds 349 seats, and its first job is taxes
One party, one number, and a chamber almost full. Despite the millions of votes independent analysts consider suspect, the Central Election Commission signed off…
EXPLAINER: Kyiv targets the Iskander before its first flight, in Voronezh rubber
It all comes down to one tiny component. Not a missile. Not a launcher. A diode.
QUICK TAKE: Twenty dollars in a cap, and a second chance signed by Fréchette
Read the sentence twice: under C$20. That’s the number Louis-Charles Thouin picked himself. In a written statement, reported by La Presse on September 17,…
FACT CHECK: Marceau’s 28th place and Girard’s Alberta study don’t measure Quebec
One ranking crossed the room, then the airwaves: twenty-eighth. It isn’t a lie. It isn’t a calculation either. Not one that anybody has published,…
EXPLAINER: Duhaime’s letter to 46,221 young people, or what parties know about your age
It drops into the mailbox, and it knows your age. Your first name. Your last name. Your address. Inside, a letter signed by a…
EXPLAINER: In Gaza, the Israeli army grounds the drone that holds its buffer zone
Two reservists died on Thursday, September 24, in northern Gaza. The drone that exploded was their own.