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Republicans Escalate Campaign Against Anthony Fauci After Senate Standoff

August 3, 2026
Business

Anthony Fauci, the veteran scientist who led the United States’ response to the Covid-19 pandemic under both President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden, is facing renewed political and legal pressure after

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Investigation Raises Questions Over Influence on Israel Election Betting Market

August 3, 2026
Business/Geopolitics

A Haaretz investigation has found that a handful of high-value anonymous accounts, led by one trader controlling a significant share of bets on Benjamin Netanyahu, have repeatedly moved prices on Polymarket’s Israeli

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Leaked Documents Reveal Scope of Alleged Israeli Arms Sales to United Arab Emirates

August 3, 2026
Business

Leaked internal documents analysed by Haaretz suggest Israel’s largest defence contractor, Elbit Systems, proposed supplying the United Arab Emirates with advanced drones, intelligence platforms and other military technologies following the 2022 Houthi

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Singapore Confronts Rising Threat of Rapid Youth Radicalisation

August 3, 2026
Singapore/World

Singapore is grappling with an accelerating wave of youth radicalisation, with authorities warning that the time it takes for young people to embrace extremist ideologies has halved over the past decade as

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Poll Finds Widespread Indian Discontent Over Modi Government’s Handling of Exam Scandal

August 3, 2026
India/World

A nationwide survey indicates that a majority of Indians are dissatisfied with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s response to examination paper leaks that triggered nationwide student protests and political upheaval. The findings suggest

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Thailand Faces Scrutiny After Released Convict Confesses to Five Murders

August 3, 2026
Human Rights/News

The alleged mastermind behind the killings of two Russian siblings and a Thai family of three was released from prison just seven weeks before the first murder, triggering intense criticism of Thailand’s

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China Seeks Military Parity with US, Says Former Senior Officer

August 3, 2026
China/United States/World

As the People’s Liberation Army approaches its centenary in 2027, retired senior colonel Zhou Bo says China’s long-term objective is to build a military capable of standing “neck and neck” with the

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Sri Lanka: Everyone Is Campaigning. Nobody Is Governing.

August 3, 2026
Editorials/Politics/Sri Lanka

Editorial While Sri Lanka’s government continues to demonstrate its inability to confront the country’s mounting crises, the nation finds itself drifting from one emergency to another. Barely days after a major riot

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Communal Faultlines in Nepal

August 3, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The communal violence that flared up in Kaptanganj, Sunsari District, on July 26, 2026, marks one of Nepal’s most serious episodes of communal unrest in recent years. What began as a seemingly

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When Mahara Became a Battlefield

August 3, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

By Saturday evening (1), Mahara Prison had descended into scenes more akin to a battlefield than a correctional facility. What began as unrest around 4.00 p.m. rapidly escalated into one of the

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Morocco Blames Misinformation and Smuggling Networks for Mass Ceuta Migration Crisis

August 3, 2026
Morocco/World

Morocco has for the first time officially addressed the mass arrival of migrants at the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, attributing the unprecedented movement of people to what it described as

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German Spy Agencies Warn AI Is Reshaping the Cyber Threats

August 3, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

Germany’s leading domestic intelligence and cybersecurity authorities have warned that rapid advances in artificial intelligence are poised to significantly alter the cyber threat landscape, increasing both the scale and sophistication of digital

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Ceuta Crisis Sparks Renewed Debate Over Europe’s Borders, Values and Humanitarian Obligations

August 3, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The recent migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has prompted renewed discussion over the European Union’s approach to border management, migration, and humanitarian responsibility. While governments have concentrated on security

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AI Boom Faces Its First Major Test as OpenAI’s Soaring Valuation Comes Under Pressure

August 3, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

The sharp swings that swept through artificial intelligence markets this week offered a striking reminder that even one of the world’s fastest-growing technology sectors is not immune to financial turbulence. Semiconductor companies

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Cracks Emerge in the AI Investment Boom as Global Markets Reassess Risk

August 3, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The artificial intelligence boom has been defined by extraordinary technological breakthroughs, record-breaking corporate valuations and an unprecedented race to build the computing infrastructure needed to power the next generation of digital innovation.

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