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Fukuyama: Trump Betrayed His Own National Security Strategy

April 3, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

I haven’t written for a while because I’ve been in Deep Springs. I returned after a week of being in a remote place far from the news… to see that we are

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Against the War without End

April 3, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics/Human Rights

As violence spreads from the Caribbean to Western Asia, the United States and Israel’s war of aggression against Iran is paralysing the global economy. Its consequences were predictable: it was known that if the United States

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Power Shakeup in Washington as Trump Fires Loyal Attorney General

April 3, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/United States

President Donald Trump abruptly removed Pam Bondi from her post as attorney general on Thursday, marking a dramatic turn in an already turbulent period for his administration. The announcement, delivered via social

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A Delusional President

April 2, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

President Trump’s 19 minute speech tonight was an extraordinary collection of blatant lies and fantastic delusions. He repeatedly claimed over and over that Iran was decimated. So why isn’t the war over?

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Daughter of Assassinated Tamil Leader Demands Justice for Women Across Sri Lanka

April 2, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

At a recent event in Colombo organized by United Women Power, Praviinaa Raviraj, daughter of the late Nadarajah Raviraj, delivered a blunt call for urgent reforms to empower Sri Lankan women economically

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Everest’s Hidden Danger: Helicopter Scams and “Baking Soda Sickness”

April 2, 2026
Nepal/World

Mount Everest has always been synonymous with danger. Climbers face the Khumbu Icefall, with its shifting seracs and yawning crevasses, the 8,000-metre death zone where every step drains the body, and the

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Mossad and the Mirage of Regime Change

April 2, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

According to the recent report, the outgoing Mossad Director David Barnea gave a pre-operation assessment to Israeli top leadership that high-grade offensive operations in Iran could potentially topple the regime. However, it

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Iran as Cover: Pakistan’s Next Terror Play?

April 2, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Every major world crisis has provided Pakistan’s terror machinery with operational cover to strike India, timed with cold precision to moments of maximum international distraction or diplomatic leverage. On March 20, 2000,

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Montana and Sri Lanka Strengthen Ties Through State Partnership Program

April 2, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Montana welcomed Sri Lankan Ambassador Mahinda Samarasinghe in a visit that highlights the growing partnership between the U.S. state and the island nation. The Montana National Guard, through the State Partnership Program,

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Netanyahu’s Endless Wars: Israel’s New Security Reality

April 2, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

Since Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack, Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed “total victory,” but more than two years later, Israel’s adversaries remain resilient. Hamas still controls parts of Gaza, Hizbollah continues to launch

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US Moves to Lock Down Critical Minerals Amid Global Supply Fears

April 2, 2026
Business

The United States has secured access to rare earth metals from Brazil through a $565 million loan to the mining company Serra Verde, ensuring that American industries—from defense to technology—can obtain the

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Intel Reclaims Irish Chip Plant in $14 Billion Power Move

April 2, 2026
Business

Intel will pay over $14 billion to regain full control of its Fab 34 semiconductor facility in Ireland from Apollo Global Management, reversing a 2022 stake sale made to stabilize its finances.

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Apple at 50: How Postwar Japan Shaped a Global Tech Giant

April 2, 2026
Business

On August 30, 1945, General Douglas MacArthur landed in Atsugi, Japan, a man of war poised to enforce peace. Wearing aviator sunglasses and a corncob pipe dangling from his lips, he arrived

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The Iran War Is Now All About Who Controls the Strait of Hormuz

April 2, 2026
Iran/United States/World

Clausewitz understood that wars have a way of outgrowing the aims that set them in motion. Thirty-one days into Operation Epic Fury, his lesson is being relearned — even if Washington can’t

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AI Cuts Deep: Oracle Slashes Thousands of Jobs

April 2, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

The technology giant Oracle has begun cutting thousands of jobs as part of a sweeping cost-reduction strategy tied to its massive investments in artificial intelligence and data centre infrastructure. The company, founded

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