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Wall Street Enters ‘Greed Phase’ as AI Boom Fuels Record-Breaking Market Surge

June 3, 2026
Business

Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon has warned that financial markets are currently driven more by “greed than fear,” reflecting an increasingly optimistic Wall Street atmosphere that has pushed US equities to

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Sri Lanka: When a Nation Was Brought Down

June 3, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

Maj. Gen. (retd.) K.B. Egodawele believes the ban on import of chemical fertilisers and agrochemicals, in April/May 2021, that led to staggering drop in crop yields, and countrywide protests, had been a

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Pakistan’s Decade of Dams

June 3, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Water, in contemporary international relations, is far more than a natural resource; it is a strategic asset that shapes national power, environmental security, and state resilience. For Pakistan, a state of over

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Make Big Tobacco Pay

June 3, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

“How can we allow the tobacco industry to fill its coffers while we, the people, have to empty our pockets to fend for and suffer all the harms the tobacco industry has

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How Stone Tools, Fire, and Language Paved the Highway to Artificial Intelligence

June 3, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Many people are overwhelmed by the fast-paced evolution of mass communication in a world increasingly shaped by the internet and artificial intelligence (AI). Yet ideas have not always circulated across the globe

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Turkey’s Shadow Signal Weapon Emerges

June 3, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

Turkey’s secretive HAVA SOJ airborne electronic warfare aircraft has appeared in its clearest imagery to date, offering the strongest indication yet that the long-running program is approaching a more advanced stage of

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Munir’s Endgame

June 3, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

After months of mediation drama and so-called shuttle diplomacy by Field Marshal Asim Munir, there was a desperate attempt to secure strategic depth in the Middle East and rebuild ties with the

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Africa’s EV Revolution Attracts $215 Million Global Bet

June 3, 2026
Business

Africa’s transition toward cleaner and more resilient transportation systems has received a major boost after electric mobility company Spiro secured a landmark $215 million investment round backed by major institutional investors, including

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Bangladesh Turns to China as India Water Dispute Reaches Breaking Point

June 2, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Bangladesh is accelerating a major shift in its approach to water management and regional diplomacy, moving closer to China as decades of unresolved water-sharing disputes with India continue to fuel environmental, economic,

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Catholic Priests Revive Genocide Debate as Mass Graves and War Legacy Haunt Sri Lanka

June 2, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

A group of Catholic priests in northern Sri Lanka has renewed allegations that decades of violence suffered by Tamil communities amounted to genocide, reigniting a contentious debate over the legacy of the

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