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Japan’s Pandora Moment — A Chinese Viewpoint

February 13, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

This column originally appeared in China Military. In Greek mythology, Pandora opened Zeus’s box, releasing demons of greed, war, and deceit into the world. Today, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, driven by

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Blood on the Ballot: Election Day Turns Deadly Across Bangladesh

February 12, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

On Thursday, the 13th parliamentary elections in Bangladesh were marred by tragedy as at least nine people, including a prominent BNP leader and a polling officer, lost their lives in incidents spanning

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North Korea Names Teen Daughter as Kim Jong-un’s Successor

February 12, 2026
Geopolitics/North Korea

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reportedly designated his teenage daughter, Kim Ju-ae, as his successor, South Korean lawmakers said Thursday, citing information from the National Intelligence Service (NIS). Lawmakers Lee Seong-kweun

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Reading the Indian Budget: Economists Weigh Its Structural Claims

February 12, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

What does India’s recently presented Union Budget signify beyond its ledger of receipts and expenditures? Can it confront structural constraints, manage the trade imbalance, and sustain domestic financial stability in an increasingly

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A Landslide That Changes Everything

February 12, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

When Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi called snap elections last month, it was a big gamble. Holding a winter election just four months into her tenure with no real policy record to

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Trade Truce Diplomacy: Trump and Xi Move to Freeze Economic War

February 12, 2026
Geopolitics

The United States and China are preparing to prolong their fragile trade ceasefire, as President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping are expected to meet in Beijing for a high-stakes summit aimed

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Three Sisters, One Silent Crisis: Inside a Ghaziabad Tragedy That Has Shaken India

February 12, 2026
Human Rights/Judiciary

In the early hours of a winter morning in Ghaziabad’s Sahibabad area, the stillness of Bharat City housing society was shattered by a sound residents would later describe as unimaginable. Three sisters,

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Missiles, Rotations, and Rivalry: A New US Military Footprint Emerges in the Philippines

February 12, 2026
Geopolitics

The United States has quietly established a new military foothold in the Philippines through a rotational deployment designed to support the Typhon missile system, a move analysts say reflects Washington’s intensifying effort

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Panama’s Canal Gambit Signals a New Playbook for Small Nations

February 12, 2026
Diplomacy/Judiciary

After a year of mounting pressure from both Washington and Beijing, Panama has taken a decisive step to reclaim control over the infrastructure that defines its global importance, moving to distance itself

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AI’s Conscience Crisis: Insider Exodus Sounds Alarm in Silicon Valley

February 12, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

A wave of high-profile resignations from leading artificial intelligence companies is exposing deepening internal tensions over how rapidly the technology is being developed and monetized, with former insiders warning that commercial incentives

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India’s $86 Billion Defense Surge Signals Strategic Shift in Asia

February 12, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

India has unveiled a historic defense budget of 7.85 trillion rupees, or about $86.7 billion, marking one of the most significant military spending increases in its modern history and underscoring growing security

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The Billionaire Blueprint Exposed in Epstein Documents

February 12, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The inner financial world of a multibillionaire is rarely visible to the public, but newly scrutinized documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigations have opened an unusual window into how vast fortunes

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Echoes of 1979: Iran’s Unfinished Revolution Resurfaces

February 12, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

On the anniversary of the 1979 revolution that transformed Iran from a monarchy into an Islamic republic, the country finds itself haunted by striking historical parallels. Reporting highlighted by The Times (UK)

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Instagram Chief Defends Platform as Lawsuit Alleges Youth Mental-Health Crisis

February 12, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

The head of Instagram has taken the witness stand in a closely watched Los Angeles trial examining whether social media platforms contributed to a worsening mental-health crisis among young users. Adam Mosseri,

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China Unveils Breakthrough Battery That Works in −34°C, Challenging Limits of Cold-Climate Technology

February 12, 2026
Education/Health/Technology

Chinese researchers have developed an ultra-low-temperature lithium battery capable of operating reliably in extreme cold, marking a significant technological advance that could reshape how energy is stored and used in some of

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