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Supertanker Empire, Dark Transits, and a Billion-Dollar Gamble in the Strait of Hormuz

July 6, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/News

In the early weeks of war, one of the Persian Gulf’s most critical maritime arteries quietly became the stage for an extraordinary experiment in modern energy logistics. Just weeks into the conflict,

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How a Chinese-Led Cyber Fraud Empire Is Taking Root in Sri Lanka

July 6, 2026
Journalism/Sri Lanka

For decades, Sri Lanka has been marked on the world map as the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean”—a tropical paradise for travelers. However, recent data and chilling revelations suggest that a dark

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Pakistan’s New Chinese Stealth Submarine Challenges India’s Maritime Edge

July 6, 2026
Editor's Choice/News

Pakistan’s induction of its first advanced Chinese-built stealth attack submarine is being described as a potential shift in the naval balance of power with India, as the South Asian rival expands its

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Interview: The Island of Missed Chances — Part One

July 6, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

What happens when a country wins a war but fails to resolve the reasons that produced the war in the first place? Can a military victory over an armed movement create lasting

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“If We Get It Wrong, We’re Screwed”: AI Superintelligence War Game Warns of Global Race

July 6, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

A simulated crisis set in 2033, in which a US technology firm unveils an artificial intelligence system capable of programming itself without human input, has sparked renewed debate over global AI governance

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Taiwan Restores ‘Anti-Communist’ Military Training as Beijing Threats Intensify, Defence Ministry Says

July 6, 2026
Taiwan/World

Taiwan’s military has restored the original framing of its patriotic education programme as an “anti-communism” training initiative, citing escalating security threats from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), according to statements from the

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UK Military Security Breach Deepens After Sensitive Army Documents Found in Public Waste Site

July 6, 2026
United Kingdom/World

The UK is facing renewed scrutiny over the security of its government and defence systems following two separate incidents involving the exposure of sensitive information, according to reports by The Telegraph and

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Hamas Expected to Announce Move to Dissolve Gaza Governing Body

July 6, 2026
Israel/Palestinian/World

Hamas is expected to announce that it will dissolve its governing structure in the Gaza Strip, according to a report by the Saudi-owned Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, which cited two sources within the

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Trump-Linked Memecoin Collapse Leaves Nearly 1 Million Investors With $3.8 Billion in Losses

July 6, 2026
Business/Cryptocurrency

Nearly one million investors have collectively lost about $3.8 billion after purchasing President Donald Trump’s $TRUMP memecoin, according to an analysis by cryptocurrency analytics firm Nansen cited in a report by The

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Alibaba Reportedly Bans Employees From Using Anthropic’s Claude Code

July 6, 2026
Business

Chinese tech giant Alibaba is reportedly banning its employees from using Anthropic’s programming tool Claude Code starting July 10, according to multiple reports cited in coverage of the development. The reported restriction

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