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Asia-Pacific Trade Engine Loses Speed as Global Risks Mount

January 30, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

Asia and the Pacific remained a central pillar of global trade and investment in 2025, but momentum slowed as geopolitical tensions, policy uncertainty and structural adjustments weighed on growth. According to the

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Microsoft Loses $400bn in Historic Market Rout as AI Spending Alarms Investors

January 30, 2026
Business

More than $400 billion was wiped from Microsoft’s market capitalisation on Thursday as investors reacted sharply to the scale of the company’s spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure, triggering the second-largest single-day loss

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Amazon Weighs $50bn OpenAI Deal as AI Funding Race Intensifies

January 30, 2026
Business

Amazon is in early-stage talks to invest up to $50 billion in OpenAI, marking a potential landmark deal in the escalating race among Big Tech groups to secure strategic positions in artificial

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Staggering iPhone Demand Powers Apple Past Wall Street Forecasts

January 30, 2026
Business

Apple delivered a stronger-than-expected quarterly performance, beating Wall Street revenue forecasts on the back of surging demand for its iPhones and a significant recovery in China. Tim Cook, the company’s chief executive,

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The Promise of Change and the Reality

January 30, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Part 2 Beyond governance failures, the economic picture remained deeply troubling as 2025 drew to a close. Poverty levels hovered stubbornly around twenty-five percent. It meant one in every four households faced

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The Global South Needs Productive Employment

January 30, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

On India’s 79th Independence Day, in August 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi devoted his speech to Viksit Bharat 2047 (Developed India 2047) and announced a National Manufacturing Mission. The mission, he said, must ‘reduce import

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Like a Candle in the Wind

January 30, 2026
Sri Lanka

A few months ago, he made headlines as the “First Sri Lankan to win the US Navy SEAL Commando Trident badge.” Lt Koyan Chamitha of the elite Special Boats Squadron (SBS) achieved

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 Iran’s Currency Crisis Sparks Protests and Attracts Foreign Meddling

January 30, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

In early January, several currency trackers briefly displayed the Iranian rial’s value as “$0.00,” unable to process the speed and scale of the depreciation, making it unexchangeable on important international trading platforms. The fallout

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Sri Lanka Launches Five-Year National Plan to Combat Human Trafficking

January 29, 2026
Human Rights/News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has unveiled a comprehensive five-year National Strategic Action Plan to Monitor and Combat Human Trafficking, signaling a renewed and strengthened commitment to eliminating trafficking in all its forms and improving

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Sri Lanka Launches Grade One Admissions for 2026 as Education Reforms Take Effect

January 29, 2026
Education/News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has begun the admission of schoolchildren to Grade One for the 2026 academic year, with the process officially getting underway on January 29. The milestone marks the beginning of formal

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King Charles Vows to Save the Planet in New Documentary

January 29, 2026
United Kingdom/World

King Charles has spoken candidly about his lifelong mission to protect the environment, declaring that he aims to improve the state of the planet “before I shuffle off this mortal coil,” Times

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EU Urged by UN to End “Double Standard” on Minority Rights

January 29, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights/News

The European Union, long seen as a global advocate for human rights, is under scrutiny for failing to protect minority communities within its own borders, a United Nations expert warned today. Nicolas

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Oxfam Board Urged to Resign Amid Vetting Failures

January 29, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Oxfam’s board of trustees has come under intense scrutiny, with a former trustee demanding their immediate resignation over failures in staff vetting processes that have reignited concerns about governance at the aid

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Why Xi’s Military Purge Makes China Weaker—and Taiwan Safer

January 29, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Xi Jinping has spent three years gutting his own military leadership. Five of the seven members of the Central Military Commission – China’s supreme military authority – have been purged since 2023,

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UK PM Starmer to Share Intelligence with China to Stop Channel Smugglers

January 29, 2026
China/United Kingdom/World

Britain is set to share intelligence with China for the first time in an effort to prevent Chinese engines and small boats from being used to smuggle migrants across the English Channel,

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