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Wyatt Reed

Wyatt Reed is the managing editor of The Grayzone. As an international correspondent, he’s covered stories in over a dozen countries. Follow him on Twitter at @wyattreed13.

    September 9, 2026
    Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

    Fukuyama: The Beginning of the End of History

    Today marks the publication of Francis Fukuyama’s new memoir In the Realm of the Last Man. To purchase a copy, please click here.  I composed my essay “The End of History?” sitting in

    Diplomacy/Geopolitics

    The US and China Could Agree on One Dangerous Thing

    The United States and China rarely appear to have much common ground on artificial intelligence. Yet one proposal emerging from the growing debate over AI-enabled biological risks offers something unusual: a safeguard that both countries could pursue without first resolving

    September 9, 2026

    Netanyahu’s Credibility Faces Its Most Dangerous Test

    Diplomacy/Geopolitics

    Benjamin Netanyahu has spent years at the centre of Israel’s most bitter political divisions. Now, weeks before the country’s parliamentary election on 27 October,

    Sri Lanka Police Probe Senior Deputy Chief Over Record Ice Drug Seizure

    News/Sri Lanka

    Sri Lanka’s Police Special Investigation Unit has recorded a statement from Senior Deputy Inspector General of Police Ranmal Kodithuwakku, who is in charge of

    UK Intel Linked to Ukraine’s Krynky Invasion, Leaked Docs Show

    April 27, 2025
    Columns/Geopolitics

    Leaked documents reviewed by The Grayzone reveal that a blueprint for Ukraine’s failed effort to capture the village of Krynky was assembled by Project Alchemy, a secret military-intelligence cell created by the British Ministry of

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    Leaked Documents Reveal US Plot to Manipulate Bangladesh’s Politics

    November 16, 2024
    Bangladesh/Diplomacy/United States

    On August 5, months of violent street protests finally toppled Bangladesh’s elected Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. When the military seized power and announced the imposition of a so-called “interim administration,” video footage

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