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France’s Far Right Tests Its Next Frontier

September 14, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

At the end of the A21, a few kilometres from Hénin-Beaumont, several terrils rise into the landscape: mountains as high as 132 metres, formed from the waste of the Pas-de-Calais coal mines.

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China Prepares for AI’s Loss of Control

September 14, 2026
China/World

Warnings from researchers at leading U.S. artificial intelligence developer Anthropic that increasingly powerful models could escape human control and even lead to the extinction of the human race have drawn attention in

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Himalayas Near Tipping Point as Glaciers Accelerate Melting

September 14, 2026
Health/Human Rights

The Himalayas are approaching a tipping point as glaciers melt faster than they did a decade ago, threatening water security as the region moves towards “peak water” by mid-century, according to a

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King Charles Brings AI Giants Together as Extinction Fears Grow

September 14, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Britain’s King Charles will host leaders of major artificial intelligence companies this week to discuss whether a shared set of principles is needed to guide a technology that has sparked growing warnings

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Indonesia’s Prabowo Sacks Finance Minister Amid Investor Concerns

September 14, 2026
Business

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has sacked finance minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa and appointed his deputy, Suahasil Nazara, as his replacement, the president’s office said on Monday, Reuters reported. Suahasil, who has served

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The Nazis’ First Followers Learned the Price of Loyalty

September 14, 2026
Geopolitics/History

Many nevertheless portrayed themselves as misguided idealists who had become disillusioned with Nazi methods after 1933. Löpelmann went further. Before a denazification commission, he presented himself as a victim of the Nazis

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Houthis Tighten Grip on Red Sea Route as Nearly 86,000 Yemenis Flee

September 14, 2026
Business

The Houthi militia in Yemen has continued its advance by taking control of two strategically important islands in the southern Red Sea, further strengthening its position along a crucial international shipping route,

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Hormuz Crisis Deepens as Diplomacy Stalls and Oil Tops $100

September 14, 2026
Business

Diplomatic efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East appeared to falter on Monday as a planned meeting between Iran and Gulf Arab states was postponed, while attacks around the region’s two

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Hong Kong Lawmaker Says Apple Should Bear iPhone Fraud Losses

September 14, 2026
Business

Apple should ultimately bear responsibility for losses arising from more than 700 unauthorised credit card transactions in Hong Kong, Election Committee sector legislator Johnny Ng Kit-chong has said, as questions mount over

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Chinese Top Spy Warns AI Is New Arena for Global Rivalry

September 14, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

China’s top intelligence official has warned that artificial intelligence is creating new national security risks and becoming a major arena of strategic competition between global powers, calling for stronger safeguards and international

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Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan Tests Capitalist Model

September 14, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Hong Kong’s first-ever five-year plan will not alter the city’s capitalist system but will seek to make full use of its advantages in shaping the territory’s long-term development, Chief Executive John Lee

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Could AI Become Conscious?

September 14, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

AI is becoming increasingly intelligent, but the deeper question is whether it could one day become conscious. As scientists still cannot fully explain consciousness in humans, determining whether a machine can experience

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Can the World Really Go Net Zero?

September 14, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The world promises net zero while global energy demand and fossil fuel consumption continue to rise. Fossil fuels accounted for around 88 per cent of global energy production in 2024, while greenhouse

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Can Bangladesh Survive Hasina’s Return?

September 14, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

December is emerging as a month of profound political consequence for Bangladesh—one that may finally begin to lift the veil on the full extent of the horrific political conspiracy orchestrated by the

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Sri Lanka’s $220 Million Water Gamble

September 14, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

I have read in the weekend newspapers that the Government is turning to desalination plants to provide drinking water to people in need, with the largest project in Jaffna reportedly estimated to

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