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China Plants Flag on Disputed Reef Near Philippine Outpost

April 27, 2025
China/World

Tensions in the South China Sea flared anew after China seized control of Sandy Cay, a small but strategic reef just a few kilometers from the Philippines’ most important military outpost in

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Russia and China Prove “Might is Right”

April 27, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Israel continues to attack Gaza, even though most parts of Gaza and nearby regions have been devastated by bombing over the last several months. Still, many people seem to think that Israel

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How the India-Pakistan Conflict Redrew Political and Aeronautical Boundaries

April 26, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

I sincerely hope that they (relations between India and Pakistan) will be friendly and cordial. We have a great deal to do…and think that we can be of use to each other

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Will Trump Return to the Iran–US Nuclear Deal?

April 26, 2025
Geopolitics/World

After a White House meeting between Trump and Netanyahu, Netanyahu said, ‘We’re both united in the goal that Iran does not get nuclear weapons’. He added, ‘If it can be done diplomatically, in

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Operation Eagle Claw: The Failed U.S. Mission That Changed Special Ops Forever

April 26, 2025
Iran/United States/World

Forty-five years ago today, a daring U.S. military mission intended to rescue American hostages from Tehran ended in disaster, leaving eight American servicemen dead and reshaping the future of U.S. special operations.

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Canada’s Election Winner Faces Grim Economic Forecast as Nation Teeters on Recession

April 26, 2025
Canada/World

As Canadians prepare to cast their ballots in the April 28 federal election, the stakes are high—but the prize awaiting the next prime minister may be more burden than blessing. While the

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Pakistan Admits Backing Terrorist Groups for US and UK

April 26, 2025
Pakistan/World

Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has launched a scathing critique of Western powers, particularly the United States, accusing them of contributing to decades of regional instability by using Pakistan as a tool

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Developing Economies Take the Helm in Global Maritime Trade — UNCTAD

April 26, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has released a landmark update to its seaborne trade dataset, now offering for the first time detailed country-level statistics. The new data provides

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Inside Interpol’s High-Tech Crime Lab

April 26, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

In the tranquil suburb of Tanglin, not far from the US Embassy and British High Commission, lies a facility that feels more like a sci-fi set than a police station. This is

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Pope Francis Redefines Papal Death Rites, Ending Centuries of Royal Pageantry

April 26, 2025
Diplomacy

With the funeral of Pope Francis set for Saturday, the Catholic Church is witnessing a profound departure from centuries of tradition. The late pontiff, known for his humility and reformist zeal, has

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Economic D-Day: US’s Desperation to Isolate Iran is Just Another Rhetoric in Fury

After months of exhausting all options and with limited impact

Bangladesh Could Be the Mecca Pact’s First Real Test

Less than a month after Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan

The USS Lincoln’s ‘Leisure Trip’ to Thailand: A Port Call of US Neocolonialism and Femicide

The arrival of the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) for a

When the Mountain Broke: Inside Nepal’s Deadliest Himalayan Flood

At roughly 8:30 AM on 26 August 2026, a wall

Ethiopia’s Rebels Unite to Challenge Abiy

Ethiopian rebel fighters have joined into a united front against

A Friendship That Strengthens the Region

International relationships rarely survive on sentiment alone; they endure when

Brazil Must Not Surrender Its Critical Minerals

In Minaçu, in the northern part of the Brazilian state

Iran’s Cyber War Raises the Stakes for Nuclear South Asia

Modern wars can begin inside networks long before missiles are

The Ruin of a Rising Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s hard-won ascent was grievously derailed on 5 August 2024,

How the US Is Driving the Rise of the Businessmen-Politician

As his superyacht Boardwalk docked in Venice as part of the “Freedom 250

We Dig into the Soil of Our Radical Traditions

For Sliman Mansour (1947-2026), a gentle and generous painter of

UEFA Targets Infantino for Criminal Proceedings

The dispute over Gianni Infantino’s plans to bring private investors

The Dangers of the Far Right’s Pro-Birth Rhetoric

On 20 August, during the 23rd edition of the Council

Manipur: India’s Fault Line

For more than three years, Manipur has offered India a

CIA’s Moscow Mystery: Save Zelensky?

There is very little information on CIA Director Ratcliffe’s visit

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