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India–Pakistan World Cup Clash Grips Colombo Under Massive Security Lockdown

February 15, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

One of international cricket’s most anticipated rivalries takes centre stage today as India faces Pakistan in the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup at the R. Premadasa International Stadium, with authorities rolling

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Sri Lanka Freezes Trade Deal Momentum as Government Orders Sweeping Review

February 15, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

The Government of Sri Lanka has placed all decisions on new and pending trade negotiations on hold pending the outcome of a high-level review aimed at reshaping the country’s trade strategy amid

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The Secret of Secrets — A Provocative Journey Into Consciousness

February 15, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Religions had learned long ago that a human mind facing the terrifying prospect of eternal nothingness would believe almost anything. Timor mortis est pater religionis, Langdon mused, recalling the ancient saying made

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Bangladesh: Elections and the Future of the World’s Eight Largest Country

February 15, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) won a sweeping victory in the 12 February 2026 elections, securing 212 of 300 parliamentary seats. This victory represents not merely a change of government. It is

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The Dictators Who Escaped Justice

February 15, 2026
Book Reviews/Judiciary

Philippe Sands’s 38 Londres Street is ostensibly an investigation into two notorious men—Augusto Pinochet and Walther Rauff—but its deeper subject is something far more unsettling: the astonishing durability of impunity. Sands has

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A Poison from the Rainforest: New Evidence Ignites Global Outrage Over Navalny’s Death

February 15, 2026
Geopolitics

The death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has taken a dramatic new turn after the United Kingdom and allied European governments concluded that he was killed using a rare and highly

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Desert Dreams or Mirage?

February 15, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

A sweeping modernization drive led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has transformed daily life and skylines, but economic realities, scaled-back megaprojects, and lingering political concerns are raising questions about whether the

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Digital Shadows Before the Gunfire

February 14, 2026
Defence/Human Rights

Investigators in Canada are examining a disturbing digital footprint left behind by 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar, the suspect in what authorities describe as the deadliest school shooting in British Columbia in decades.

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The Hidden Cost of “Smart” Living

February 14, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

That the U.S. Surveillance State is rapidly growing to the point of ubiquity has been demonstrated over the past week by seemingly benign events. While the picture that emerges is grim, to put

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US Uses AI Application in Operation to Kidnap Maduro

February 14, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The reported use of artificial intelligence during a U.S. operation targeting Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has sparked urgent questions about how governments are integrating rapidly advancing technologies into military strategy, and whether

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Mass Killings in Sudan’s Darfur Raise Alarm Over Possible Crimes Against Humanity

February 14, 2026
Sudan/World

A report released by the UN Human Rights Office has accused the Rapid Support Forces and allied militias of unleashing a wave of extreme violence during their final offensive to seize the

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Uranium Standoff Escalates as Niger and France Clash Over Strategic Resources

February 14, 2026
France/World

A sharp dispute between Niger and France has intensified, with senior Nigerien officials warning of potential conflict and accusing Paris of attempting to reassert influence over its former colony through control of

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Shadow Networks and Opium Routes: Britain’s Historic Drug Trade Links

February 14, 2026
Geopolitics/History/News

A wave of renewed allegations from analysts and former investigators is drawing attention to what they describe as a covert nexus between Western intelligence agencies, historic trade practices, and influential transnational institutions

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Autopsy Dispute Reignites Questions Over Jeffrey Epstein’s Death

February 14, 2026
United States/World

Fresh controversy has emerged over the 2019 death of Jeffrey Epstein after forensic pathologist Michael Baden stated in a media interview that the injuries observed during the post-mortem examination were more indicative

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Armies Wanted: Europe Races to Rebuild Its Ranks as Russia Looms

February 14, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

Europe must urgently increase the size of its armed forces if it is to deter future aggression from Russia, the alliance’s most senior military officer has warned, delivering one of the starkest

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