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Pakistan Emerges as a Geopolitical Asset in the World Order

April 8, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

I sat glued to my screen through the long, tense night of April 8, 2026, in Peshawar, watching history unfold in real time. The world held its breath as a U.S. deadline

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Veto at the Brink: Global Powers Block Action as Hormuz Crisis Deepens

April 8, 2026
Geopolitics/Iran/World

A dramatic confrontation at the United Nations Security Council has underscored the growing risk of a wider international crisis, as Russia and China vetoed a resolution condemning Iran’s closure of the Strait

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Israel: A City Under Fire, Yet Impossible to Leave

April 8, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The streets of south Tel Aviv still carry the visible scars of war. Shattered glass litters sidewalks, broken shutters hang from aging buildings, and entire sections of neighborhoods remain damaged after a

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Rs. 224 Crore Coal Loss Scandal Rocks Sri Lanka Amid Reserve Confusion

April 8, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A recent audit report issued by the National Audit Office has exposed significant financial losses in Sri Lanka due to the procurement of substandard coal, raising serious concerns about oversight and economic

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Easter Carnage Sri Lanka: Mastermind Found or Truth Buried?

April 8, 2026
Sri Lanka

Pivithuru Hela Urumaya (PHU) leader Udaya Gammanpila’s Pasku Praharaye Mahamolakaru Soya Yema (Searching for the mastermind behind the Easter Sunday attacks) inquired into the 2019 April 21 Easter Sunday carnage. The former Minister and

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CK Hutchison Launches London Arbitration Against Maersk Amid Panama Port Dispute

April 8, 2026
Geopolitics/News

CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd. has initiated arbitration in London against A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S following Panama’s forced takeover of its two ports, intensifying a high-stakes dispute over strategic assets along the Panama Canal.

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India Rejects Chinese Toll Cameras Over Security Concerns

April 8, 2026
Geopolitics/India/News/World

India is moving away from cheaper China-made high-speed cameras for highway tolls, citing security concerns, and is instead sourcing equipment from suppliers in the US, Germany, and Taiwan, according to people familiar

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EVE Energy Unveils $1.6 Billion Battery Expansion in China

April 8, 2026
News/Technology

EVE Energy Co., one of China’s leading lithium-ion battery manufacturers, announced plans to build two new plants with a combined annual capacity of 110 gigawatt-hours at a total investment of 11 billion

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RBI Holds Rates Amid Middle East Crisis, Eyeing Weak Rupee and Growth

April 8, 2026
Business

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) kept its benchmark repurchase rate unchanged at 5.25% in its first policy decision since the outbreak of the Middle East crisis, signaling a cautious approach amid

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Trump’s “Historic” Refinery Deal Faces Scrutiny: $300 Billion or Just $40 Million?

April 8, 2026
Business

A refinery project in Brownsville, Texas, promoted by the President Donald Trump as a “historic $300 billion deal,” will reportedly involve only around $40 million in initial investment from Reliance Industries, according

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