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The Cost of War Comes to the Kitchen

March 13, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

The opening week of March 2026 was marked by a sharp divergence between global instability and domestic resilience. While the Gulf conflict has sent shockwaves through energy markets, Sri Lanka’s internal fiscal

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Russia Profits Up to $4.9 Billion as Hormuz Crisis Disrupts Global Markets

March 13, 2026
Shipping and Maritime/Trade Wars

Russia is reaping a major financial windfall from the recent surge in global oil prices, earning an estimated $150 million a day in additional revenue as geopolitical turmoil in the Middle East

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Pentagon Spends Millions on Luxury Items Amid Record Contract Surge

March 12, 2026
Geopolitics/News

The Pentagon spent an unprecedented $93.4 billion on grants and contracts in the final month of the last fiscal year, according to a new report by government spending watchdog Open the Books.

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From Tehran to Quds: The Global Voice for Palestine

March 12, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Human Rights

The last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan was designated as Quds Day several decades ago by the Founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran. This designation, more than being a

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Putin Accused of Forcibly Stealing Ukrainian Children in Crime Against Humanity

March 12, 2026
Russia/Ukraine/World

A United Nations inquiry has concluded that Russia’s forcible transfer of Ukrainian children amounts to a crime against humanity, directly implicating President Vladimir Putin in a coordinated state policy spanning several years.

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Sri Lanka’s Comrade Without Oil Well

March 12, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

by Durga Velayudham “I do not own oil wells,” President Dissanayake proclaimed, as if repetition alone could erase the mounting chaos his government has inflicted on the nation. The words sound almost

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Sri Lanka on America’s Leash

March 12, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

Books written about the history of the JVP state that during the 1980 war between Iraq and Iran, the JVP received funds from Iraq and attacked Iranian ships in the seas around

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“Give to Gain”: Sri Lanka’s Lessons on Women’s Leadership

March 12, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

As Sri Lanka’s High Commissioner to India, Mahishini Colonne addressed the National Convention on Women in India at O.P. Jindal Global University on International Women’s Day with a theme that resonated far

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Pentagon Taps Wall Street to Mobilize $200 Billion Against China

March 12, 2026
Business

According to a report by Semafor, the Pentagon plans to recruit up to 30 finance professionals from leading Wall Street institutions, including Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, for a temporary three-year secondment program.

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AI Is Making Humanity Think Alike, Study Warns

March 12, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

A new study published in Trends in Cognitive Sciences suggests that the widespread use of large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini is driving what scientists call “homogenisation” and

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Astronomers Witness Birth of a Magnetar for the First Time

March 12, 2026
Education/Health/Technology

For the first time, scientists have observed the creation of one of the universe’s most extreme objects — a dense, rapidly spinning magnetar with a magnetic field trillions of times stronger than

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Israeli Pilots Use Drugs to Stay Awake on Ultra-Long Missions Over Iran

March 12, 2026
Iran/Israel/World

In unprecedented operations over Iran, Israeli fighter pilots are being prescribed anti-narcolepsy drugs to maintain alertness during missions that can last more than 34 hours, highlighting the extreme demands of modern aerial

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Elite US Troops Could Attempt Covert Raid on Iran’s Nuclear Stockpile

March 12, 2026
Iran/United States/World

The United States is reportedly considering a high-stakes covert mission to seize Iran’s enriched uranium, with Delta Force potentially tasked to infiltrate nuclear facilities if intelligence suggests the material has not already

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The Siege of the Dragon: How US Strikes Threaten China’s Eurasian Lifeline

March 12, 2026
China/Geopolitics/World

For decades, Chinese strategists have feared the “Malacca Dilemma,” the strategic vulnerability of having roughly 80 percent of the nation’s crude oil imports pass through the narrow Strait of Malacca, which could

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US Fear of a Rising Trade Power: How Iran Was Poised to Dominate Eurasia

March 12, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

Once a Silk Road crossroads, Iran had become the centerpiece of a modern vision to link Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, creating a trade network that threatened to challenge long-standing U.S.

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