Editorial Lal Wijenayake’s death removes a voice from the National People’s Power and Sri Lanka’s public life. His significance lies not in the offices he held, but in his refusal to let
by Our Defence Affairs Editor In the oft-quoted words of Lenin, “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.” The sixteen hours between May 6 and May
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The United Nations said on Friday it fears that as many as 427 Rohingya refugees have perished in two separate shipwrecks off the coast of Myanmar earlier this month, marking what could
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Bangladesh has cancelled a $21 million defense contract with India’s state-owned shipbuilder Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd (GRSE), signaling a further deterioration in relations between the two South Asian neighbors. The
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The United States has revealed the first public images of its new unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV), the YFQ-42A, marking a key milestone in the U.S. Air Force’s push for next-generation warfare
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As extreme weather events continue to escalate in frequency and intensity, communities around the world are grappling with the mounting pressure to prepare for and respond to disasters that not only threaten
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A new survey published in Hebrew by Haaretz has sparked international alarm, revealing that significant portions of Israeli Jewish society now support policies amounting to ethnic cleansing, forced expulsions, and even genocidal
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After a brief spell of optimism, investors and business leaders were reminded Friday that the President Donald Trump’s trade policies remain as unpredictable and aggressive as ever. As originally reported by Bloomberg,
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A British historian has reignited one of England’s greatest historical mysteries, claiming she has uncovered compelling evidence that the infamous “Princes in the Tower” were not murdered by their uncle, Richard III
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer this week announced a partial U-turn on Labour’s controversial plan to restrict winter fuel payments—a move originally reported by The Independent UK and widely seen as a
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Editor’s Note: The information presented in this article is based on a detailed investigative report published by The Independent (UK), which examined the operations of Cybrothel—Europe’s first cyber brothel—and explored the broader
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More than half of Germans would consider leaving the country, according to a new survey conducted by YouGov and reported by Die Welt. The poll highlights growing public dissatisfaction over immigration, political
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed new legislation aimed at promoting the domestic production of taxicabs, a move seen as part of Moscow’s broader strategy to strengthen its economy under Western sanctions.
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Editorial When a nation begins to collapse, it seldom does so with a grand flourish. The disintegration is silent, incremental, and often politely ignored—until the collapse becomes too catastrophic to conceal. In
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Oracle is set to invest approximately $40 billion in Nvidia’s cutting-edge GB200 chips to power a new state-of-the-art data center being built by OpenAI in Abilene, Texas, according to a report by
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South Africa has unveiled a proposed overhaul of its Black economic empowerment laws in an effort to enable Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, Starlink, to operate in the country, according to the
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