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Rail Strike Showdown Looms as Military Drawn Into Driver Training Dispute

February 18, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A major industrial confrontation is unfolding in Sri Lanka as the Locomotive Operating Engineers Union announced that it will launch trade union action starting at midnight on the 18th, triggering concerns over

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Sri Lanka and Japan Forge Landmark Economic Pact

February 17, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka and Japan took a significant step in strengthening their economic ties yesterday with the successful convening of the Sri Lanka–Japan Intergovernmental Economic Policy Dialogue at the Ministry of Finance, Planning

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The Unfinished Struggle: A Book Review

February 17, 2026
New Books/Sri Lanka

Introduction The question of nationalism in Sri Lanka remains one of the most consequential yet least understood issues in modern South Asian history. Satyagraha: The Freedom Movement of Tamils in Ceylon by

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Did India Pull the Strings in Pakistan Cricket?

February 17, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/Sports

Soon after the historic cricket match between India and Pakistan concluded in Colombo, a barrage of claims circulating on social platforms and in fringe commentary ignited controversy across South Asia’s cricketing and

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Kim Jong Un Showcases 10,000 New Pyongyang Homes Ahead of Major Party Congress

February 17, 2026
North Korea/World

State media KCNA reported that Kim oversaw the completion ceremony for 10,000 new houses in Hwasong District, marking a milestone toward the broader goal of 50,000 new homes set during the previous

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Xi’s China Turns to Canals to Cement Asian Trade Dominance

February 17, 2026
China/World

After decades of building the world’s largest motorway system and dominating high-speed rail construction, China has shifted its focus to canals—slower and more traditional, yet highly efficient for freight. President Xi Jinping’s

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China-India Tensions Flare Over Remote Shaksgam Valley

February 17, 2026
China/India/World

In the remote Shaksgam Valley, north of the Karakoram mountain range, India and China have exchanged sharp diplomatic statements over sovereignty claims. In January, India’s external affairs ministry declared the territory as

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Hunger Crisis in Eastern Congo Deepens Under Rebel Rule

February 17, 2026
Geopolitics/World

In Goma and surrounding areas, ten million people are now struggling to find basic food supplies, not because food is unavailable, but because the M23 insurgents have restricted access. Over the past

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KPMG Partner Fined for Using AI to Cheat on AI Training

February 17, 2026
Business

A partner at KPMG Australia has been fined A$10,000 (£5,200) for using an artificial intelligence tool to cheat on an internal training course about AI, prompting questions about ethics and oversight in

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Japan Election Spotlight: AI Party Proposes Replacing Foreign Workers

February 17, 2026
Business

In the February 8 Lower House election, foreign workers emerged as a central issue for all major parties following a January 23 Cabinet decision calling for 1,231,900 foreign workers by March 2029

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Logan Paul Sells Pikachu Illustrator Card for Record $16.5 Million

February 17, 2026
Business

An extremely rare PSA 10-graded Pikachu Illustrator card belonging to American YouTuber Logan Paul sold for US$16,492,000 at a Goldin auction on Monday, setting a new world record for both Pokémon and

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India Shortlists Firms to Build Indigenous Fifth-Generation Fighter Jet

February 17, 2026
Business

TATA Advanced Systems Ltd, a consortium of Larsen & Toubro and Bharat Electronics Ltd, and another consortium comprising Bharat Forge, BEML Ltd, and Data Patterns have been shortlisted by the DRDO to

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AI Power Struggle Intensifies as Anthropic Plants Flag in India

February 17, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

U.S.-based artificial intelligence firm Anthropic has opened its first office in India, marking a significant expansion into a market where demand for AI tools is rapidly accelerating and competition among global tech

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India Hosts High-Stakes AI Summit as Global Tech Titans Converge on New Delhi

February 17, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

India on Monday opened a major international artificial intelligence summit in New Delhi, a high-profile effort by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reinforce the country’s status as a global technology powerhouse and

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Your Car Is the New Spy: How Israeli Firms Are Turning Vehicles into Intelligence Goldmines

February 17, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

Once considered mere modes of transport, cars today are sophisticated networks of computers, sensors, and connectivity, transmitting data continuously to manufacturers, apps, and cloud services. But an investigative report by Haaretz reveals

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