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The Spectator World, 28 九月 2026

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ArticleEdit­or­ial

Two recent stor­ies sum up the state of Don­ald Trump’s pres­id­ency and under­score the grow­ing gap between him and his work­ing-class sup­port base. First, it emerged that Don­ald Trump Jr. had his wed­ding paid for by Umar Kremlev, a Rus­sian...

Edit­or­ial

ArticleQuag­mire

In Iran, Amer­ica is being sucked deeper into a war it can­not win Tehran knows it does not need to defeat the United States in a con­ven­tional war. It can instead exploit the vul­ner­ab­il­it­ies of Amer­ica and its Sunni Gulf allies by open­ing up...

Quag­mire

ArticleStranger than fic­tion

B. Tra­ven had 27 ali­ases – will we ever know who he really was?

Stranger than fic­tion

ArticleStum­bling bloc

Why would Canada want to hitch itself to the EU? “Canada has what the world wants,” Mark Car­ney likes to tell people. But what does Canada want? The European Union, appar­ently. The bloc’s Pres­id­ent, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced that Canada...

Stum­bling bloc

ArticleLos­ing cause

Zelensky’s strategy in the Ukraine war is national sui­cide For Amer­ic­ans who fol­low the Rus­si­a­nUkrain­ian war, the past few months must look very strange. In the first half of sum­mer, the story from Kyiv – and the many west­ern media out­lets...

Los­ing cause

ArticleTurn­ing sauer

Why pickled cab­bage was a savior for sail­ors

Turn­ing sauer

ArticleMaine char­ac­ters

On the trail of lob­ster­men, moose and the ghosts of the Green­ville Inn

Maine char­ac­ters

ArticleThe Cas­sandra com­plex

Beware of bil­lion­aires tout­ing the apo­ca­lypse Cas­sandra was a prin­cess, daugh­ter of King Priam of Troy. Apollo gave her the power to see the future and, when she rejec­ted his advances, arranged that no one would ever believe her. She warned...

The Cas­sandra com­plex