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Will the Government Cut Its Own Throat With a Referendum?

August 9, 2026
Politics/Sri Lanka

If J.R. Jayewardene had not held a referendum, the 1988 rebellion would not have happened, a former JVP rebel told the media. He asked: “What if J.R. had held a general election

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Jimmy Lai’s Solitary Confinement Becomes a Test of Hong Kong’s Freedoms

August 9, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights/Journalism

At Stanley prison, on the southern edge of Hong Kong Island, Jimmy Lai’s solitary confinement extends far beyond the walls of his cell. According to his family, the 78-year-old is held alone

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When Rape Survivors Must Relive Their Ordeal to Secure Justice

August 9, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

When Abigail, a 13-year-old schoolgirl, learned that she would have to give evidence in court for a second time, she wept in frustration. The first time she had testified about being raped,

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Vietnam’s Labour Exodus Deepens Domestic Worker Shortages

August 9, 2026
Business

Vietnam is confronting a growing tension between its reliance on overseas employment and the labour demands of industries at home, as workers increasingly seek higher-paying jobs abroad despite efforts by domestic employers

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Nigeria Mass Wedding Brings 1,500 Couples Together in Kano

August 9, 2026
Human Rights/World

Some 1,500 couples have married in a mass wedding organised by the government of Kano State in northern Nigeria, in a programme intended to help people who might otherwise be unable to

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India Names 27 Arunachal Sites Amid China Border Dispute

August 9, 2026
India/World

India has formally assigned standard names to 27 places and geographical features in Arunachal Pradesh, in a move presented by the Government of India as a response to China’s successive efforts to

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China’s State-Backed Panchen Lama Urged to Advance ‘Sinicization’ in Tibet

August 9, 2026
China/Human Rights/World

The Chinese government-installed “11th Panchen Lama”, Gyaltsen Norbu, met Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) Party Secretary Wang Junzheng on August 3, with the meeting focusing on political loyalty, national unity, religious policy and

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The Blue Blood That Saved Millions Is Putting an Ancient Species at Risk

August 9, 2026
Education/Health

On a warm May night, as a spring tide pushes the waters of Delaware Bay far up the beach, Atlantic horseshoe crabs emerge from the sea in their thousands. Under the new

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Why Dark Personalities Rise to Power — and How We Learn to Live With Them

August 9, 2026
Diplomacy/Education/Human Rights

When people hear the word “psychopath”, the image that often comes to mind is that of a serial killer or violent criminal, shaped as much by Hollywood as by psychology. Hannibal Lecter,

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Garik Israelian: The Astrophysicist Who Sees Curiosity as Humanity’s Greatest Engine

August 9, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Interviews

At 2,930 metres above sea level, with Mount Teide rising above him and a sea of clouds below, Garik Israelian moves through the facilities of the Canary Islands Institute of Astrophysics in

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