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Amazon Accelerates Space Internet Race with Massive Satellite Surge

March 29, 2026
Business

Amazon is rapidly intensifying the global race for satellite internet dominance, announcing that it has already deployed more than 200 satellites into orbit while preparing hundreds more for imminent launch. The company’s

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Houthis Open New Front as Iran War Spirals Across Middle East

March 29, 2026
World/Yemen

Iran-backed Houthi militants have formally entered the escalating regional war, launching ballistic missile attacks toward Israel over the weekend and opening a dangerous new front in a conflict that is already destabilizing

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Japan’s Foreign Population Surges Past 4 Million as Migration Hits Record High

March 29, 2026
Japan/World

Japan’s foreign population has reached an unprecedented milestone, surpassing 4 million residents for the first time as migration into the country accelerates. According to the Immigration Services Agency of Japan, the number

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Zelenskyy Expands Ukraine’s War Influence with Billion-Dollar Gulf Defense Deals

March 29, 2026
Ukraine/World

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has declared that Ukraine is reshaping geopolitics in the Middle East, unveiling a series of long-term defense agreements with Gulf nations amid escalating regional conflict. Speaking after a

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Scam Syndicates Flee Cambodia as Crackdown Deadline Sparks Regional Shift

March 29, 2026
Business

Criminal syndicates behind Southeast Asia’s vast online scam industry are rapidly abandoning Cambodia as a government-imposed crackdown deadline approaches, triggering a regional reshuffle of illicit operations. Authorities, under mounting pressure from global

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South Korean Chipmakers Surge China Investments Amid Global AI Memory Crunch

March 29, 2026
Business

South Korean semiconductor giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are significantly increasing investments in their Chinese wafer fabrication plants as global demand for memory chips skyrockets, driven largely by artificial intelligence computing

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Bank of America Agrees to $72.5 Million Epstein Sex-Trafficking Settlement

March 29, 2026
Business

Bank of America has reached a $72.5 million settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit accusing the bank of facilitating the sex-trafficking operations of convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein. Court filings on Friday indicated

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The Death of the Taboo: When Leaders Become Legitimate Targets

March 29, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Long regarded as unthinkable or dishonourable, the targeting of enemy leaders is becoming a standard tactic of war, and the implications go far beyond individual battles. A story often recounted about the

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A conflict trapped in friction

March 29, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

The US-Israel war against Iran has now lasted a month, with no end in sight. Strategies and risks are escalating, raising the stakes and causing more destruction. The questions about ending the

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Cheap Tech, Costly Wars

March 29, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The landscape of global conflict is undergoing a drastic change. The principle of military superiority over centuries was based on a simple formula: the size of the population, the richness of the

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