Naked Capitalism’s Links 7/28/2026 is a wide-ranging daily roundup rather than a single-topic report. The post gathers outside reading on global politics, energy, climate and science, giving readers a snapshot of the issues shaping the day’s conversation.
On the international front, the list points to pieces on Saudi Arabia’s stance toward Donald Trump, European concerns around Russian oil, and commentary involving Foucault and Iran. It also highlights Japan’s spending push and renewed focus on Vladimir Putin’s latest hard-line messaging, keeping the roundup anchored in major geopolitical and economic themes.
Climate and environmental risks are another major thread. The description flags analysis of how El Niño could affect Asian rice supplies, while also pointing readers to continued wildfire coverage in France and Spain. A separate item on what may come next for cockroaches adds an unusual ecological angle to the day’s selection.
The science and culture entries are just as eclectic. Among the featured links are a ScienceAlert piece on why humans keep becoming cannibals, a JSTOR article on the hidden lives of insects, and a Works in Progress essay challenging assumptions about medieval childhood. Taken together, the July 28 list reflects Naked Capitalism’s mix of geopolitics, environmental stress and offbeat research stories.
