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Colombia’s President-Elect Freezes Power Transition Talks With Petro Government

July 8, 2026
Colombia/World

Colombia’s president-elect Abelardo de la Espriella has unexpectedly suspended the transition process with outgoing President Gustavo Petro’s government, breaking off talks between the two administrations just one month before the scheduled transfer

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Trump Revives Greenland Ambitions as NATO Allies Face New Test of Unity

July 8, 2026
Turkey/United States/World

US President Donald Trump has reignited his campaign for greater control over Greenland, declaring that the strategically important Arctic island “should be controlled by the United States and not Denmark” as tensions

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European Parliament Approves New Airline Passenger Rules Guaranteeing Free Family Seating

July 8, 2026
Aviation/World

The European Parliament has given final approval to a major overhaul of European Union airline passenger rights rules, introducing new protections designed to make air travel more predictable for families, vulnerable travellers

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Zelensky Pushes Ukraine’s NATO Bid, Offering Wartime Experience as Alliance Asset

July 8, 2026
Russia/Ukraine/World

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has used a major NATO defence industry forum in Ankara to renew Kyiv’s push for membership in the alliance, arguing that Ukraine’s experience fighting Russia has transformed the

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Afghan Soil as a Launchpad for Cross-Border Terrorism

July 8, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The Western border of Pakistan has become one of the busiest battlegrounds in the war against terrorism in the region. For years, Pakistan has been claiming that the terrorist groups strike inside

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The American Showdown at Bangladesh’s Parliament

July 8, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

In bold strokes: Whose Parliament? Whose Memory? Bangladesh’s memory—not America’s. On 4 July 2026, Bangladesh’s Parliament was thrust onto a historic crossroads, where the price of forgetting its sacred past became immeasurably

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Asia’s Investment Surge Reshapes Regional Competition as South-East Asia Takes the Lead

July 8, 2026
Business

Developing Asia retained its position as the world’s largest developing-region destination for foreign direct investment in 2025, attracting $644 billion in capital as investment patterns within the region continued to shift. While

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Africa’s $70 Billion Investment Inflow Signals New Opportunities, but Gains Remain Uneven

July 8, 2026
Business

Africa attracted about $70 billion in foreign direct investment in 2025, marking the continent’s third-highest annual level since 1990 despite a decline from the exceptional inflows recorded the previous year. The latest

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Latin America Draws More Foreign Investment, but Fewer New Projects Raise Questions

July 8, 2026
Business

Latin America and the Caribbean attracted significantly more foreign direct investment in 2025, but the rise in capital flows was accompanied by a decline in new project commitments, creating a complex picture

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Nigel Farage Steps Down as UK Lawmaker Amid Donation Scandal, Puts Political Future on the Line

July 7, 2026
Geopolitics/United Kingdom

Nigel Farage has stepped away from his role as a member of the United Kingdom’s Parliament in a high-stakes attempt to defend his political future, announcing that he will contest a by-election

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Foreign Capital Hits Five-Year High in Sri Lanka

July 7, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

Foreign direct investment into Sri Lanka reached 1.044 billion dollars in 2025, according to the just-issued World Investment Report 2026 by UNCTAD, the UN’s leading body on trade and development. The figure

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The Belt and Road’s Greatest Threat Isn’t Debt—It’s Competition

July 7, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Launched by China in 2013, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has evolved into the world’s most ambitious infrastructure and development programme. It spans 150 countries, encompassing ports, railways, energy pipelines, digital

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The Passport Market: How the Super-Rich Are Buying New Identities as Nations Sell Belonging

July 7, 2026
Book Reviews/Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/New Books

As borders become easier to cross for those with wealth, citizenship itself has become part of a growing global marketplace. Countries are increasingly offering passports and residency rights to investors, creating new

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Iran’s New Martyr Myth: How Khamenei’s Death Is Being Used to Reinvent the Islamic Republic

July 7, 2026
Editor's Choice/News

by Durga Velayudham The death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has become more than a moment of mourning for the Islamic Republic of Iran. It has been transformed into a political and ideological

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Japan’s Empty Homes Time Bomb: A Nation Running Out of People

July 7, 2026
Editor's Choice/News

Harumichi Maruya stops his car on a quiet roadside surrounded by forested hills and lakes on the western edge of Tokyo. He steps out, takes a deep breath and looks around at

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