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OpenAI Hardware Chief Resigns Over Pentagon AI Deal

March 8, 2026
Business

A senior executive at OpenAI has resigned over concerns about the company’s partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense, highlighting growing tensions within the technology sector over the military use of artificial

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India’s Quiet Naval Move as Iran Warship Docks Amid Escalating Conflict

March 7, 2026
Geopolitics/News

India allowed an Iranian warship to dock at a southern naval port after the vessel reported technical problems, according to government sources, in a development that unfolded just days before another Iranian

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Saudi Arabia Opens Secret Channel to Iran as Middle East War Escalates

March 7, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

Saudi Arabia has stepped up direct engagement with Iran through quiet diplomatic channels in an urgent effort to prevent the rapidly escalating Middle East conflict from spiraling further out of control, according

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Funeral in the Crossfire

March 7, 2026
Geopolitics/News

Nearly four decades ago, the funeral of Iran’s revolutionary founder descended into scenes so chaotic that even seasoned observers struggled to comprehend them. Now, as Iran prepares to bury its second supreme

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U.S. Urges Sri Lanka to Withhold Iranian Crew After Naval Strike

March 7, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights/News

The United States is reportedly pressing Sri Lanka not to repatriate survivors from the Irahumannian warship IRIS Dena, which was sunk by a U.S. submarine this week, as well as the crew

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Exclusive: They Sank the Enemy, We Got the Bodies

March 7, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/Human Rights

What occurred in the waters south of Sri Lanka during the first week of March 2026 was not merely another violent episode in the long chronicle of maritime conflict. It was an

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Mauritius Threatens Legal Battle Over Chagos Islands Deal

March 7, 2026
Business

Mauritius is considering legal action against Britain after a high-profile Chagos Islands agreement collapsed, leaving a £160 million hole in the island nation’s budget. The deal, which would have seen Britain pay

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U.S. Jobs Market Stumbles as 92,000 Positions Vanish in February

March 7, 2026
Business

The United States labor market showed alarming weakness in February as the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a loss of 92,000 jobs, the largest monthly decline since last October. This figure surprised

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Milei and Trump Cement Alliance at Latin American Right‑Wing Summit

March 7, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

Javier Milei will travel to Miami this Friday to participate in a high-profile summit of right-wing Latin American leaders organized by U.S. President Donald Trump. The “Shield of the Americas” meeting highlights

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Japan’s Young Adults Are Rejecting Parenthood as Economic Pressures Mount

March 7, 2026
Human Rights/Japan/World

More than 60% of unmarried adults under the age of 30 in Japan say they do not want children, citing economic burdens and career disruption, according to a recent survey conducted by

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Israel Reportedly Backing Iranian Kurdish Militias Amid U.S.-Israeli War Threat

March 7, 2026
Iran/Israel/World

Israel has been reportedly assisting Iranian Kurdish militias in western Iran, with the aim of destabilizing Tehran and supporting Kurdish ambitions to seize towns near the border, according to three sources familiar

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Middle East War Expands Across Region, Threatening Wider Global Conflict

March 7, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights/World

The war initiated by joint U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran has rapidly expanded beyond its initial borders, affecting countries from Cyprus to Sri Lanka, Turkey, and Azerbaijan, and risks drawing even more nations

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China Watches the Middle East Crisis with Unease

March 7, 2026
Geopolitics

At the heart of Beijing this week, China’s annual Two Sessions convened, bringing together deputies to the National People’s Congress and members of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC). In the

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Bolivia Moves to Erase Che Guevara from Its Streets and Memory

March 7, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia’s booming eastern city, the familiar Che Guevara Avenue no longer appears on official maps. Renamed Monseñor Nicolás Castellanos Avenue last November, the change reflects a

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Quantum Computing Threatens the Internet: Experts Call for Immediate Action

March 7, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights/Technology

The foundations of digital security, from online banking to messaging apps, cryptocurrency, and critical infrastructure, rely on cryptographic keys—complex strings of characters that are nearly impossible to decipher using classical computers. These

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