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Egypt Accelerates $1.3 Billion Oil Debt Repayment Amid Energy Crisis

March 22, 2026
Business

Egypt announced on Saturday that it will pay $1.3 billion in outstanding arrears to international oil companies by June, moving up its previously scheduled repayment timeline. The decision comes as the North

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G7 Vows to Defend Global Energy Amid Iranian Attacks

March 22, 2026
Business

The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven (G7) countries declared on Saturday that they are prepared to take all necessary measures to safeguard global energy supplies and ensure the security of

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India to Lift Domestic Airfare Caps as Airlines Struggle with Rising Costs

March 22, 2026
Aviation/Business

India will revoke temporary fare caps on domestic flights starting Monday, according to a government order reviewed by Reuters, ending restrictions that were introduced in December following mass cancellations by market leader

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Zuckerberg’s Silicon Valley Gamble: The AI Job Apocalypse

March 22, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Employees at Meta have begun noticing subtle signs that a new era was dawning. Around the time Mark Zuckerberg launched his first cost-cutting measures in late 2022, rumors spread that clocks disappeared

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Scientists Admit: Nobody Really Knows What Aging Is

March 22, 2026
Health

Despite being the most universal human experience, aging remains a scientific enigma. A recent survey conducted at the Gordon Research Conference in Newry, Maine, has revealed just how little consensus exists among

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Border Gold Rush: How Illegal Mining is Overrunning Costa Rica

March 22, 2026
Geopolitics/World

Illegal gold mining has exploded along Costa Rica’s northern border, spreading over more than 3,000 hectares and overwhelming local authorities, according to reports highlighted by El Pais. The region, which began as

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Iran’s Kurds Are Waiting in the Shadows for a Chance at Change

March 22, 2026
Iran/World

Iran’s Kurdish militias are adopting a patient strategy: they will not move against the Islamic Republic until the regime shows signs of real vulnerability. According to reports highlighted by El Pais, the

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Hezbollah’s Global Crime Empire: Financing Defiance Against Israel

March 22, 2026
Geopolitics/World

One of the first targets struck by Israel in its renewed offensive against Hezbollah this month was a bank branch in Beirut. Images broadcast on Lebanese television showed charred $100 bills scattered

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How a British Overseas Territory Became the Largest Holder of U.S. Debt

March 22, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

China, which was the largest holder of U.S. government debt as recently as 2019, has cut its holdings to the lowest level since 2008, driven by changing trade patterns, geopolitical concerns, and domestic economic

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Do We Recognize a Global War When We See One?

March 22, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

A few days ago, I had the honor of participating in an international webinar organized by SHAPE—Serving Humanity and Planet Earth. As its name suggests, this project is focused on safeguarding humanity and

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Houthis on the Brink: Yemen’s Role Could Tip the Middle East War

March 22, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

The Middle East is hurtling toward an even more dangerous stage in the ongoing war between Iran, the United States, and Israel. After nearly three weeks, what began as a U.S.-Israel military

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Misjudged Strategies Leave U.S. in Quagmire Against Iran

March 22, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

As the war in Iran enters its fourth week, analysts are warning that the Trump administration’s assumptions and strategic miscalculations have significantly contributed to the conflict’s devastating trajectory. What was anticipated to

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Buried Alive in Europe: The Basement That Tells a Russian War Crime’s Story

March 22, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The quiet village of Yahidne in northern Ukraine appears, at first glance, to be rebuilding. Roads have been repaired, damaged homes restored, and daily routines are slowly returning. Yet beneath this fragile

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A New Lifestyle Trend Among China’s Youth

March 22, 2026
Columns/Culture

A few days ago, while working on this mini podcast series, I found myself scrolling through what looked like a very typical “weekend recommendation” post—until I realized none of it was typical

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Sri Lanka Didn’t Queue Then — Why Now?

March 22, 2026
Columns/Sri Lanka

Why didn’t Premadasa queue up when Saddam was killed? ‘All this is because of Trump…’‘He managed the country beautifully…’‘Oh… what can the government do?’ ‘During Gota’s time, oil was lost because of

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