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Balochistan: The Resource Curse in the Shadow of Superpowers

April 18, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

As the U.S.–China rivalry escalates, a new frontier quietly emerges: Balochistan. This Pakistani province has become a silent epicentre of global power struggles, with its vast reserves of copper, gold, and lithium—critical

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Waiting for a New Bandung Spirit

April 18, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

In the last days of March, I was in China’s new city of Xiong’an, less than a two-hour drive from Beijing. The city is being built to relieve congestion in the capital,

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American Concentration Camps

April 18, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Our offshore concentration camps, for now, are in El Salvador and Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. But don’t expect them to remain there. Once they are normalized, not only for U.S.-deported immigrants and residents, but U.S. citizens, they

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Hilton Expands to Quezon City and Cebu with Garden Inn Brand

April 18, 2025
Business

Global hospitality leader Hilton (NYSE: HLT) has officially announced the launch of its Hilton Garden Inn brand in the Philippines, with the signing of two new properties: Hilton Garden Inn Manila Quezon

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‘Empire of Hackers’: U.S. Cyberwarfare Record Under Global Scrutiny

April 18, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

As tensions rise in cyberspace between global powers, a new spotlight is being cast on the United States’ long and controversial history of offensive cyber operations. While Washington has frequently accused countries

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Bloody Turf War Between Chinese Mafia Factions Reaches the Streets of Rome

April 18, 2025
Geopolitics

A brutal turf war among rival Chinese mafia factions has spilled from the textile hub of Prato into the heart of the Italian capital, culminating in the execution-style murder of two individuals

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The West as We Knew It No Longer Exists,” Says Ursula von der Leyen

April 18, 2025
Geopolitics/Interviews

In a candid interview with Die Zeit, and as reported by The Times UK, von der Leyen, 66, said, “The West as we knew it no longer exists,” citing erratic American trade

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Saudi Defence Minister Makes Historic Visit to Tehran

April 17, 2025
Geopolitics/Iran/Saudi Arabia

by Our Correspondent in Doha In an unprecedented move signalling a dramatic shift in regional dynamics, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Defence, Prince Khalid bin Salman, has arrived in the Iranian capital, Tehran,

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Crows Show Surprising Geometric Abilities, Challenging Human-Centric View of Cognition

April 17, 2025
World

Researchers have discovered that carrion crows possess the ability to recognize geometric shapes and patterns, challenging the long-held belief that such cognitive skills are unique to humans. The study, conducted by the

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Astronomers Find Strongest Evidence Yet of Extraterrestrial Life

April 17, 2025
World

In a groundbreaking development that could redefine humanity’s understanding of life in the universe, a team of international astronomers has uncovered what they describe as the strongest evidence yet of biological activity

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