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Extremists Exploit Social Media Loopholes to Target Children, Experts Warn

December 21, 2024
Business/News

Extremists are finding new ways to evade online moderation and radicalise young people, with platforms ranging from TikTok to gaming sites like Roblox increasingly serving as recruitment grounds. Moustafa Ayad, executive director

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Video: Chinese Navy’s “Peace Ark” Hospital Ship Arrives in Colombo

December 21, 2024
Sri Lanka

The Chinese Navy’s hospital ship Peace Ark has made a significant return to the Colombo Port in Sri Lanka as part of its ongoing “Harmony Mission-2024.” This marks the ship’s first visit

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Argentina Bets on Nuclear Power for AI Growth with U.S. Investment Partnership

December 21, 2024
Artificial Intelligence

Argentina is turning to small modular reactor (SMR) technology and private U.S. investment to modernize its nuclear energy sector, a bold move signaling a pivot away from a previously planned Chinese-backed nuclear

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Authors Fight Back: Kate Mosse Warns Against AI Scraping

December 21, 2024
Artificial Intelligence

Renowned novelist Kate Mosse has voiced her dismay over the unauthorized use of her literary works by artificial intelligence (AI) models, calling the practice a violation of copyright and creativity. Writing in

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What’s the US Deep State

December 21, 2024
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The return of Donald Trump to the White House raises questions about the surprises the US deep state may have prepared for the incoming president. It also prompts speculation on whether his

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Half a Century Later: Truth Commission Unveils Dark Secrets of Mexico’s Dirty War

December 21, 2024
Diplomacy/History

Fifty years after Mexico’s “Dirty War” reached its peak, the country is reckoning with a haunting legacy of state violence, forced disappearances, and systematic repression. A groundbreaking effort by Mexico’s first major

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Darfur: Bombed, Starved, Besieged

December 21, 2024
Human Rights/Sudan

The lives of hundreds of thousands in the famine-struck Zamzam camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs) hang in the balance as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have intensified attacks on North

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Political Economy Contradictions as We Lurch Into 2025

December 21, 2024
Columns/United States

The Republicans (GOP), traditionally the U.S.’s anti-tax party, now promise to use tariffs to wage trade wars, to massively deport immigrants, and to stop drug traffic. But tariffs are simply the name

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The Algorithms of Christmas

December 21, 2024
Culture/Diplomacy

An algorithm, at its core, is a finite set of well-defined instructions or rules designed to perform a task or solve a problem. It is a systematic approach to processing information, often

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U.S. Sanctions: A Threat to Pakistan’s Strategic Autonomy

December 21, 2024
Columns/Geopolitics

The United States’ decision on Dec 18, 2024, to impose sanctions on entities linked to Pakistan’s ballistic missile program has sparked widespread debate over its implications for regional stability, international norms, and

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Who Are the Guantanamo Bay Prisoners – And Will They Be Released?

December 21, 2024
Human Rights/World

For over two decades, the Guantanamo Bay detention facility, commonly known as Gitmo, has been a flashpoint of global controversy. Established in January 2002 during the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the

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Why Price Caps Fail to Fix Sri Lanka’s Rice Crisis

December 21, 2024
Columns/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka, with approximately 1.2 million hectares allocated for paddy cultivation during the Maha and Yala seasons, depends heavily on its agricultural sector for food security. Despite favourable conditions in the 2023

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Saudi-Israel Deal Sparks Islamic World Outrage

December 20, 2024
Geopolitics/Saudi Arabia

by Our Correspondent in Doha In a historic yet controversial development, Saudi Arabia and Israel have reportedly reached a breakthrough in their ongoing normalization talks. According to insiders familiar with the negotiations,

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India’s Strategic Edge Over China

December 20, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

The United States Department of Defence China Military Power Report 2024 has been released. This covers the developments in the People’s Liberation Army [PLA] a generic term that also includes the PLA Navy

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Who Murdered Savimbi?

December 20, 2024
Columns

Why did President Joe Biden visit the African nation of Angola in the dwindling hours of his presidency?  No other US president has visited this resource-rich southern African nation. Biden was just

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