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Myanmar and Russia Ink Deal for Dawei Port, Energy Projects

February 25, 2025
Diplomacy/News

Myanmar and Russia have signed a memorandum of investment cooperation to develop a special economic zone (SEZ) in Dawei, with plans to build a port, a coal-fired power plant, and an oil

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UK Review Targets Porn Sites to Curb Harmful Content

February 25, 2025
Human Rights/News

A government-commissioned review in the UK is set to recommend spot-checks on pornography websites and social media platforms to monitor and reduce harmful content. According to The Times UK, the proposal suggests

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Buffett Defends Berkshire’s $334bn Cash Pile in Annual Letter

February 25, 2025
News

Warren Buffett, the renowned billionaire investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, has defended the conglomerate’s record cash pile of $334.2 billion, asserting that the company remains committed to equity investments despite holding

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Passengers of Delta Flight 4819 File Lawsuits After Overturned Crash at Toronto Airport

February 25, 2025
Canada/World

Two passengers aboard Delta Connection Flight 4819, which crashed and overturned while landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport on February 17, have filed lawsuits accusing the airline and its subsidiary Endeavor Air

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Indonesia Launches Multi-Billion-Dollar Sovereign Wealth Fund

February 25, 2025
Business

Indonesia has officially inaugurated a new sovereign wealth fund, Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara), with an initial budget of $20 billion. The ambitious fund, designed to manage state assets valued at over $900

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Bangladesh Arrests 8,600 Amid Surge in Crime and Political Unrest

February 25, 2025
Bangladesh/Human Rights/World

Bangladesh’s security forces have arrested more than 8,600 individuals in a sweeping two-week crackdown targeting gangs allegedly tied to the ousted government of Sheikh Hasina, the interim administration announced on Monday. The

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Morocco Opens New International Border Crossing with Mauritania

February 25, 2025
Morocco/World

Morocco has officially announced the opening of a new international border crossing with Mauritania, a move aimed at bolstering trade, economic integration, and regional connectivity. The new crossing links Morocco’s southern city

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Syria’s Economic Recovery Could Take Over 50 Years, UN Report Warns

February 25, 2025
Syria/World

A new United Nations report has painted a grim picture for Syria’s future, revealing that the war-torn country will require over 50 years to restore its economy to pre-conflict levels if current

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Your Boss is Watching: The Rise of Workplace Surveillance

February 25, 2025
Business/Human Rights

The modern workplace is undergoing a transformation unlike any before, driven by rapid advancements in monitoring technology. Whether you’re an office worker, a warehouse employee, or a gig worker in your car,

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US Aid Cuts Could Lead to 8,000 Pregnant Women Dying in 90 Days

February 25, 2025
Health/Human Rights

According to an article by MIT Technology Review, while President Donald Trump aimed to make IVF more accessible in the United States, his administration’s other actions significantly threatened global reproductive health. On

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