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How the West Took Democracy from the Arabs

January 22, 2026
Geopolitics/History

by Eric “This is a violation of the given word and an act against the rights of man and international morality.”“No ruler, no matter how exalted, stood above the will of the

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When Politics Decides Who Died for India

January 21, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The Indian Peace Keeping Force (IPKF)’s belated official recognition by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Veterans Day, January 14, is welcome. He scored a political point without naming the Congress government which

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Abe Assassin Sentenced to Life in Prison by Japanese Court

January 21, 2026
Defence/Human Rights/News

A Japanese district court on Wednesday sentenced the man convicted of assassinating former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to life in prison, bringing to a close one of the most closely watched criminal

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Trump’s Air Force One Turns Back After Electrical Issue, Davos Trip Briefly Delayed

January 21, 2026
United States/World

President Donald Trump’s plane was forced to abort its flight to Switzerland on Tuesday night and return to the Washington area after crew members detected what the White House described as a

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Whitewashing the IPKF in Sri Lanka

January 21, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights/Sri Lanka

A day after the UN freshly repeated the allegation this week that sexual violence had been “part of a deliberate, widespread, and systemic pattern of violations” by the Sri Lankan military and

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From Paddy Fields to Rolls-Royces in Sri Lanka

January 21, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

A rice tycoon has become a clout chaser, posting ostentatiously on social media about his extravagance ad nauseam. He has been TikToking his newly acquired Rolls-Royce to boost his ego and online visibility.

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AI Scientists Enter the Lab as the UK Bets on Machines to Accelerate Discovery

January 21, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

The idea of an artificial intelligence that can independently design, run, and analyze scientific experiments has long hovered at the edge of speculation. Now it is moving decisively into reality. A group

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IAEA Warns Iran Nuclear Standoff Cannot Drag On as Inspections Stall

January 21, 2026
Defence/News

The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog has warned that the ongoing standoff with Iran over its nuclear program cannot continue indefinitely, as questions remain unanswered about the fate of highly

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U.S. Plans NATO Staff Cuts, Stirring Fresh Doubts Over Washington’s Commitment to Alliance

January 21, 2026
World

The United States is planning to reduce the number of personnel it stations at several key NATO command centers, a move that is likely to heighten European concerns about Washington’s long-term commitment

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Philippine Energy Firm Prime Infra Plans $9 Billion Bet on Hydropower and Gas

January 21, 2026
Business

Prime Infrastructure Capital, one of the Philippines’ most active energy investors, plans to invest close to $9 billion over the next five years in hydropower and natural gas projects, signaling a major

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Sri Lanka Raises National Minimum Wage to Rs. 30,000 From January 2026

January 21, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s Department of Labor has announced an increase in the national minimum wage for private sector employees, raising the monthly minimum from Rs. 27,000 to Rs. 30,000, effective January 1, 2026.

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UK Security Chiefs Warn Zero Risk Is Impossible as China’s Mega-Embassy Wins Approval

January 21, 2026
News

Britain’s intelligence chiefs have cautioned ministers that it is unrealistic to expect all security risks to be eliminated from China’s planned mega-embassy in central London, even as the government approved the controversial

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Family Seeks Deeper Probe into Death of Veteran Sri Lankan Leftist

January 21, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

The sudden death of veteran Sri Lankan leftist politician Nandana Gunathilake has taken on added political and emotional weight after his family halted a planned cremation, opting instead for burial to preserve

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Trump’s Greenland Gambit Collapses Under Arctic Reality

January 21, 2026
World

Donald Trump’s renewed fixation on Greenland has been framed as a bold move to counter what he calls an expanding Russian threat in the Arctic. Yet behind the dramatic rhetoric, both geography

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British Bet on America’s F-35 Leaves Taxpayers Shortchanged

January 21, 2026
United Kingdom/United States/World

Britain’s long-standing investment in the American-led F-35 stealth fighter programme is failing to deliver financial returns for the public purse, despite repeated government claims that the project is an economic success. An

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