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Trump’s $1B “Peace” Board Raises UN Rival Fears

January 18, 2026
Diplomacy/News

A leaked charter for President Donald Trump’s proposed international peace body suggests the United States would effectively hand him sweeping authority over membership, finances, and decision-making, a move critics say could undermine

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ASEAN-China Sea Code Talks May End This Year, Manila Says

January 18, 2026
Diplomacy/News

Philippine Foreign Secretary Theresa Lazaro expressed cautious optimism that long-stalled negotiations between China and Southeast Asian nations on a code of conduct (COC) for the South China Sea could finally be concluded

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Europe Moves to Push Chinese Tech Out of Its Critical Infrastructure

January 18, 2026
Business

The European Union is preparing a major shift in its security and technology policy, with Brussels set to propose phasing out Chinese-made equipment from critical infrastructure across the bloc. The move would

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Private Credit’s Moment of Reckoning as Investors Pull Billions From Wall Street Giants

January 18, 2026
Business

Private credit, one of the fastest-growing corners of global finance, is facing its sharpest test in years as investors pulled more than $7bn from some of Wall Street’s largest funds in the

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EU Warns of Tariff Spiral as Trump Ties Trade Threats to Greenland Demand

January 18, 2026
Geopolitics/World

European Union leaders have issued a stark warning after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to impose escalating tariffs on European allies unless Washington is allowed to buy Greenland, describing the threat as

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India Fines IndiGo Record $2.45 Million After Mass Flight Cancellations

January 18, 2026
Aviation/Business

India’s aviation regulator has imposed a record fine of $2.45 million on IndiGo, issued warnings to top executives and ordered the removal of a senior operations official after widespread flight cancellations last

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The Secret Law That Made Regime Change Legal

January 18, 2026
Geopolitics/History

Newly uncovered documents released by the National Security Archive expose how a little-known set of secret legal opinions authored in 1989 quietly rewrote the limits of U.S. presidential power. At the center

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Has Sri Lankan Education Failed Its Youth?

January 18, 2026
Columns/Education/Sri Lanka

A Catalyst for Regional Transformation and Healing Introducing a school leadership program in Sri Lanka is a timely and transformative step toward empowering young learners in a region still recovering from the

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China’s African Port Push Redraws Global Trade and Security Map

January 18, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

China’s rapid construction of a port network across Africa is emerging as a major geopolitical pivot, reshaping global trade and shifting the balance of power along the world’s most critical maritime arteries.

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The Anatomy of Engineered Chaos

January 18, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

History, when read without illusion, reveals a grim and recurring pattern: wherever the American deep state intrudes, devastation follows. Regime change is marketed as “democracy promotion,” intervention is wrapped in the language

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Iran’s Supreme Leader Declares U.S. “Sedition” Behind Unrest, Calls for Unity and Retribution

January 18, 2026
Iran/World

In a speech marking Eid Mab’ath, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accused the United States of orchestrating the recent unrest and warned that Washington would be held accountable, even as he

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How Trump Turned the U.S. into a Rogue State

January 18, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In recent years we have become accustomed to a great deal, yet world politics continues to set new records. Or perhaps sink to new depths, depending on your taste. One week in

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When Degrees Are Bought, Not Earned: Sri Lanka’s University System Is Being Sold Off

January 18, 2026
Education/Sri Lanka

A university degree is supposed to prove that someone has studied, researched and earned a place in the professional world. In Sri Lanka, that meaning is collapsing. The same culture that sees

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Israel’s Invisible Casualties: PTSD and Suicide Surge Among Troops After Gaza Assault

January 18, 2026
Israel/World

As Israel marks nearly two years since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, the country is confronting a mounting internal crisis: a dramatic rise in post-traumatic stress disorder and suicide among its

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U.S. Warns Canada: Chinese EV Deal Could Trigger Regret and Trade Fallout

January 18, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

The Trump administration on Friday delivered a stark warning to Canada over its decision to allow China to import up to 49,000 electric vehicles, signaling that the move could strain North American

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