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200 Tonnes of Jellyfish Force France’s Largest Nuclear Plant to Cut Output

August 27, 2026
Business

More than 200 tonnes of jellyfish have accumulated around the cooling-water systems of France’s largest nuclear power station, forcing operators to shut down two reactor units and reduce the output of two

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Nepal Flood Disaster Leaves More Than 1,300 Missing

August 27, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The death toll rose to at least 163, according to Nepal Police in a statement on X, while more than 800 people are missing in Nepal alone. Combined with those missing in

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Vichy’s Dark Legacy Returns as France Faces a Crucial Election Year

August 27, 2026
France/World

Vichy is known today for its thermal waters, cosmetics and distinctive hexagonal mint sweets, but the name remains inseparable from one of the darkest episodes in modern French history. On 10 July

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ILO Faces Job Cuts as US Arrears Deepen Liquidity Crisis

August 27, 2026
Geopolitics/World

The International Labour Organisation (ILO), led by Director-General Gilbert F. Houngbo, is seeking approval for a major reduction in its workforce as it confronts a severe liquidity crisis, with the organisation warning

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Georgia’s Frozen Wars Remain Russia’s Leverage

August 27, 2026
Russia/World

In Gori, a provincial Georgian city better known as the birthplace of Joseph Stalin, dozens of bullet marks remain visible on the façade of the town hall, physical scars from the fighting

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9/11 Trial Set for 2028 After Nearly 27 Years

August 27, 2026
United States/World

The military trial of alleged 11 September mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three other defendants is scheduled to begin at Guantánamo in 2028, nearly 27 years after the attacks that killed around

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When Diplomacy Fails, Civilians Die

August 27, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Human Rights

At a time when wars and humanitarian crises- from crimes in Gaza to the bitter tragedy like attacking Minab School- have reached unprecedented proportions and political mechanisms often fail to deliver peace,

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Europe’s Smuggling Networks Are Learning Faster Than Its Borders

August 27, 2026
Diplomacy/Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Migrant smuggling to Europe remains a lucrative illicit industry even as overall irregular migration has declined, exposing a persistent security challenge for European governments and a humanitarian danger for those attempting to

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The Dangers of the Far Right’s Pro-Birth Rhetoric

August 27, 2026
Columns/Human Rights

On 20 August, during the 23rd edition of the Council of the Americas in Buenos Aires, Javier Milei concluded his speech to the business elite by blaming the ‘little green scarves’ and

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Manipur: India’s Fault Line

August 27, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

For more than three years, Manipur has offered India a warning it can no longer afford to treat as a peripheral crisis. The northeastern state bordering Myanmar has been fractured by violence

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