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Singapore Seizes $42M Mansion in Nvidia Chip Smuggling Probe

July 2, 2026
Business

Singapore authorities have seized a luxury mansion valued at about SGD 55 million (US$42 million) and charged multiple individuals and companies with money laundering and false representation offences as part of an

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Taiwan Urged to Become ‘Hornet’s Nest’ of Drones as U.S. Warns of Escalating Security Risks

July 2, 2026
Geopolitics/Taiwan/World

Taiwan should transform itself into a “hornet’s nest” of drones to deter conflict and strengthen security, the top U.S. diplomat on the island said on Thursday, underscoring Washington’s support for Taipei’s expanding

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Russia–China Secret Military Training Revealed as Top Generals Approved Covert Cooperation

July 2, 2026
China/Russia/World

Russia authorized covert military training involving Chinese forces at the highest levels of its defense establishment, with multiple senior generals participating in exercises that included chemical, biological, and radiological warfare instruction, according

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CIA Chief Warns AI Cyber Tools Are Becoming ‘Digital Nuclear Weapons’ as Global Tech Rivalry Intensifies

July 2, 2026
Geopolitics/United States/World

CIA Director John Ratcliffe has warned that artificial intelligence-powered cyberoffensive tools are becoming comparable to “digital nuclear weapons,” cautioning that the technology could significantly intensify global competition and reshape the balance of

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Germany Reclassifies Nord Stream Pipeline Attack as ‘War Crime’

July 2, 2026
Germany/World

German prosecutors have reclassified the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines as a “war crime,” according to local media reports, marking a significant legal shift in one of Europe’s most

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The Farmer Needs Justice, Not Myths

July 2, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Editorial Alas… now they read. Now they study. Now they discover history. For years, political movements built entire narratives around symbols, slogans, and emotional promises. They presented simple answers to complex problems.

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Traditionalist Catholic Group Defies Vatican and Ordains Four Bishops, Triggering Automatic Excommunication

July 2, 2026
Geopolitics/Social

A long-running confrontation between the Vatican and one of the Catholic Church’s most traditionalist movements entered a new phase on Wednesday when the Society of Saint Pius X, commonly known as the

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Inside the ICC’s Unusual Prison Where Alleged War Criminals Await Justice

July 2, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

Behind layers of locked doors in the Dutch coastal district of Scheveningen, just a short distance from the beaches of The Hague, sits one of the world’s most unusual detention facilities. Unlike

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Declassified Records Show CIA Used America’s Bicentennial to Defend Secret Intelligence Operations

July 2, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Newly declassified records highlighted by the National Security Archive reveal that a Central Intelligence Agency publication marking the United States Bicentennial was far more than a historical tribute to the American Revolution.

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Why Pakistan’s Western Frontier Matters to US Strategy?

July 2, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

U.S. strategic gaze in South Asia has, in recent years, drifted toward India’s ascent, the unresolved aftermath of the Afghanistan withdrawal, and the deepening rivalry with China. In this reshuffling of priorities,

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