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India’s “Blistering” Growth Masks a Debt Dilemma for Modi

January 19, 2026
Business

Despite official data showing India’s economy expanding at 7.4% in the year ending March, Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces a high-stakes decision that could determine whether the country’s growth story continues or

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China’s $7 Trillion Savings Surge Could Reignite Markets as Deposits Mature

January 19, 2026
Business

A tidal wave of maturing bank deposits is prompting Chinese households to hunt for higher-yielding investments, a shift that could inject fresh momentum into the nation’s financial markets at a time when

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Brazil’s Rare Earths Could Become Trump’s Newest Bargaining Chip

January 19, 2026
Business

As Washington and Brasília mend diplomatic fences, the United States is quietly eyeing Brazil’s vast but untapped rare earth reserves as a strategic alternative to China’s dominance in the sector, according to

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“No More Data Centers”: AI’s Powerhouses Spark Backlash

January 19, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

As artificial intelligence accelerates into everyday life, the enormous data centers that make it possible are increasingly becoming a lightning rod for public anger, particularly in states like Georgia where residents are

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China’s Population Declines Again as Birthrate Plunges to Record Low

January 19, 2026
Health/Social

Official data released on Monday confirmed that China’s population fell for the fourth consecutive year in 2025, underscoring a deepening demographic crisis that experts warn will accelerate in the coming decades. The

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Small, Hot, and Modular: The Next Nuclear Era Aims to Shrink the Atom and the Cost

January 19, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

Commercial nuclear reactors have long followed the same blueprint: uranium atoms split, release neutrons, and set off a chain reaction that generates heat. That heat turns water into steam, spins turbines, and

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The Myth of Moral Resistance

January 19, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

On January 14, 2026, the Karkardooma Court in Delhi convicted Dukhtaran-e-Millat (DeM) ‘chief’ Asiya Andrabi, Sofi Fehmeeda ‘press secretary’ of DeM, and Nahida Nasreen ‘general secretary’, for their involvement in a terrorist

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Book Claims Macron Leads France Like a “Boy Band” Court, Triggering Fresh Political Storm

January 19, 2026
France/World

A new book has unleashed a blistering critique of President Emmanuel Macron, accusing him of surrounding himself with a “boy band” of loyalists and making reckless decisions driven by “narcissism and depression.”

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Maduro’s Calm Tied to Guru Sri Sathya Sai Baba

January 19, 2026
Venezuela/World

Images of Nicolás Maduro smiling and giving a thumbs-up while under U.S. custody have sparked intense speculation about the Venezuelan leader’s mindset after his dramatic capture. A Times UK report suggests that

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Guatemala’s Gangs Strike Back: Prison Riot Sparks Deadly Wave of Attacks

January 19, 2026
Guatemala/Human Rights/World

Guatemala’s fragile calm shattered on Sunday as security forces reclaimed a prison seized by inmates and captured a top gang leader, only to be met with a coordinated eruption of violence across

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Vietnam’s Party Congress Poised to Cement One-Man Rule as It Sets Ambitious Growth Targets

January 19, 2026
Geopolitics/Vietnam/World

Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party will convene under strict security on Monday for a congress that could reinforce the authority of General Secretary To Lam and shape the country’s economic and security priorities

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China Airs ‘Decapitation Strike’ Drill in Signal to Taiwan and the United States

January 19, 2026
Defence/News

China has broadcast footage of a military drill that appears to simulate the removal of Taiwan’s political leadership, a move widely interpreted as a pointed signal to Taipei and Washington as regional

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Arrow 4 Test Footage Emerges as Israel Prepares Next Generation of Missile Defense

January 19, 2026
Defence/News

Footage documenting a test of Israel’s Arrow 4 missile interceptor has surfaced online, drawing attention to the latest phase of development in the country’s long-range air defense capabilities. The video appeared publicly

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When Law Failed, Conscience Ruled

January 19, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Oppressed people cannot remain oppressed forever. — Martin Luther King, Jr., Letter from Birmingham Jail Rationality Martin Luther King Jr. Day – A Federal holiday in the United States – is observed

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When Turbines Turn Political

January 19, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Development-related environmental debates in Sri Lanka rarely stay rooted in ecology—they are almost always colored by politics. The abandoned Adani wind power project in Mannar is a striking example. Not long ago,

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