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Coal Crisis Looms as Indian Supplier Delays Sri Lanka Shipments

March 9, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Colombo is grappling with a potential energy crisis after the Indian company Trident Chamfer, contracted to supply 25 coal ships for power generation in 2026, has delivered only 13 vessels so far,

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Devastation in Minab: U.S. Strike on Girls’ School Sparks Global Outrage

March 9, 2026
Iran/World

by Our Correspondent in Doha Six of the United States’ leading Senate Democrats on Monday condemned an apparent U.S. military strike on a girls’ school in Minab, a southern province of Iran,

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Salt Pan Dispute Sparks Tensions in Sri Lanka’s Tamil Heartland

March 9, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is witnessing renewed tensions over land rights in the northern district of Mullaitivu, where Tamil communities allege that their private lands are being illegally seized for salt pan construction. Durairasa

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Global Arms Surge: Europe Drives Largest Spike in a Decade

March 9, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Global arms transfers reached their highest growth rate since 2011–15, largely driven by soaring demand in Europe. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Europe accounted for 33 percent of

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Will Iran Face the Same Fate as the Eelam Tamils of 2009? — Jaffna Uni Don Asks!

March 9, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Iran has been under sustained military pressure from the United States and Israel for almost a week, raising fears of a direct strike. Professor K.T. Ganeshalingam, Head of the Department of Political

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IRIS Booshehr Held Off Colombo as Planned Transfer to Trincomalee Stalls

March 9, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

The Iranian naval vessel IRIS Booshehr remained near Colombo yesterday after the process of transferring the ship to the Trincomalee Naval Base had not begun as planned, according to senior naval officials.

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700% Memory Chip Price Surge Threatens Global Electronics

March 9, 2026
Business

A global shortage of memory chips fueled by the explosive growth of artificial intelligence is driving up the cost of electronics worldwide, according to an analysis by Bloomberg. The demand for chips

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7 Days of Silence: Shipping Through Hormuz Nearly Stops

March 9, 2026
Business

Commercial vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has slowed to an almost complete standstill for a seventh consecutive day, with only ships linked to Iran making crossings in the past 24

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Women Investors Near 25% of India’s Stock Market

March 9, 2026
Business

Women are rapidly transforming the investor base in India, with nearly one in four individual stock market participants now female, according to the latest data from the National Stock Exchange of India.

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Khamenei Dynasty Begins as Mojtaba Declared Iran’s New Supreme Leader

March 9, 2026
Geopolitics/News

Iran’s clerical establishment has formally appointed Mojtaba Khamenei as the new Supreme Leader of Iran following the reported death of his father, Ali Khamenei. The decision was announced by the powerful Assembly

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Chile Says Goodbye to Boric Amid Political Tensions and Global Scrutiny

March 9, 2026
Chile/Geopolitics/World

Chilean President Gabriel Boric bid farewell to supporters on Saturday, just four days before the official end of his term on March 11, addressing a crowd of more than 4,000 in Plaza

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AI Powers U.S. and Israeli Strikes on Iran with Unprecedented Speed

March 9, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

The ongoing U.S. and Israeli campaign against Iran has showcased the dramatic role of artificial intelligence in modern warfare. Analysts say AI has accelerated the planning, targeting, and execution of strikes at

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Apple Unveils $599 MacBook Neo, Targeting Budget Buyers Amid Rising Memory Costs

March 9, 2026
Business

Apple has launched the MacBook Neo, its most budget-friendly laptop to date, priced at just $599, signaling a strategic move to capture price-sensitive consumers amid rising memory costs and inflationary pressures. The

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Israel’s Gamble: Marching Openly with America into War

March 9, 2026
Israel/United States/World

Israel has entered a new era of warfare, openly aligning with the United States in a joint campaign against Iran, a move that has sparked alarm and scrutiny across the region and

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Palantir: Silicon Valley’s All-Seeing Eye of War and Data

March 9, 2026
Human Rights/World

Palantir, the data analytics and security firm founded by Peter Thiel and Alex Karp, has become a symbol of Silicon Valley’s transformation into a militarized technology hub. Named after the all-seeing “Palantir

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