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Iran Warns of Strikes on U.S. Bases as Military Tensions Rise in Middle East

February 8, 2026
Iran/World

Iran will strike U.S. military bases across the Middle East if it comes under attack by American forces, its foreign minister has warned, as tensions escalate amid a growing U.S. military presence

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Italy’s Anti-Mafia Prison Plan Sparks Fear of a New Penal Colony in Sardinia

February 8, 2026
Italy/World

In the Sardinian city of Nuoro, a high stone wall still surrounds a prison once infamous for housing Italy’s most dangerous mobsters and convicted terrorists, exiled far from the mainland. For years,

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AI Rivalry Goes Prime Time as Anthropic Attacks OpenAI in Super Bowl Ad Blitz

February 8, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Anthropic is spending millions of dollars on commercials during Sunday night’s National Football League championship game to take a public swipe at rival OpenAI, escalating one of the most visible clashes yet

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Algeria Moves to Scrap UAE Air Agreement Amid Deepening Diplomatic Rift

February 8, 2026
Algeria/World

Algeria has begun formal procedures to cancel its air services agreement with the United Arab Emirates, a move that signals a further deterioration in relations between the two countries. The agreement, signed

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Against Renunciation

February 8, 2026
New Books/Social

Pavan K. Varma’s The Lady Who Carried the Monk Across the River presents itself as a parable “for ordinary people,” but that description is almost aggressively misleading. This is not a gentle

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The Body Remembers

February 8, 2026
Geopolitics/New Books

by Durga Yi-Ling Liu’s The Wall Dancers begins not with theory or metaphor but with a body learning fear. “When I was a child in Beijing, I learned early how to stay

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The Concrete Silence of Sigiriya

February 8, 2026
Geopolitics/History/Sri Lanka

From the moment a visitor stands at the foot of Sigiriya and looks up at its mist-veiled summit, a strange quiet seems to press down on the landscape. The sheer granite monolith,

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Dalai Lama Named Repeatedly in Epstein Files, Stirring Global Controversy

February 8, 2026
China/Human Rights/World

The name of the Dalai Lama has appeared 168 times in newly released court files related to Jeffrey Epstein, triggering renewed international scrutiny of the Tibetan spiritual leader’s past associations, according to

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When Marxism Meets the Sangha

February 8, 2026
Columns/Sri Lanka

The first Marxist coalition government in Sri Lanka was formed by the Lanka Sama Samaja Party (LSSP) and the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP). The Finance Minister of this government was LSSP

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Policing the Polls

February 8, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

On February 5, 2026, joint forces, including the Police, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and the Army, detained 345 Rohingyas, including 176 men, 86 women, and 83 children and adolescents, during a late-night

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Was Epstein a Kremlin Asset?

February 8, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

When a Russian model emailed Jeffrey Epstein in 2017 to say it had been nice to see him, the exchange initially followed a grimly familiar pattern. Epstein asked her to “send a

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Secret Tests and a Shattered Nuclear Silence

February 7, 2026
Defence/News

The United States has accused China of secretly carrying out at least one yield-producing nuclear test in recent years, a claim that, if substantiated, would mark a dramatic breach of Beijing’s long-stated

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Sri Lanka’s senior monks plan mass protest against government insults

February 7, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Senior Buddhist monk Ven. Muruththettuwe Ananda Thera has announced plans to launch a large-scale protest campaign involving around 800 monks in response to what he described as statements and insults made by

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UK Ordered to Pay Massive Compensation Over Colonial-Era Massacre

February 7, 2026
Business/History/Human Rights

A Nigerian court has ordered the British government to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation to the descendants of unarmed civilians killed during a colonial-era massacre, in a ruling described

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Elon Musk Bets a Trillion Dollars on AI in Space

February 7, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Elon Musk was standing on a stage in Davos last month when he casually laid out what sounded like science fiction: artificial intelligence data centers orbiting Earth, powered by the sun and

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