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Aviation Industry Warns of Supply Chain Strain and Geopolitical Risks

February 2, 2026
Aviation/Business

Aviation leaders gathering in Singapore on Monday warned that persistent supply chain disruptions and rising geopolitical tensions are increasingly threatening the industry’s ability to meet surging demand, even as they reaffirmed commitments

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China’s Black Pork Boom Offers Lifeline to Hog Farmers Amid Price Slump

February 2, 2026
China/World

As families across China prepare for Lunar New Year feasts, a growing number of consumers are turning away from cheap, mass-produced pork in favour of a premium alternative rooted in memory and

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Spy Chief’s Kin Charged as Israeli Smuggling Scandal Exposes Gaza Supply Lines

February 2, 2026
Diplomacy/News

A close relative of Israel’s newly appointed spy chief has been charged with smuggling contraband into Gaza, exposing what authorities describe as a growing internal threat to Israel’s blockade of the territory.

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Xi walks over 10 miles to get Shakespeare books

February 2, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

As soon as the television cameras were ushered out of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, the carefully choreographed spectacle of diplomacy gave way to something more personal. Sitting across

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Iran charges families for bullets as thousands disappear into silence

February 2, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights

As an armada of US warships closes in on the waters surrounding Iran, a different battle is unfolding on land, largely hidden from view. Inside the country, the Iranian regime is engaged

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Bangladesh Pakistan Resume Direct Flights After 14 Years

February 2, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

On January 29, 2026, direct flights between Bangladesh and Pakistan were reinstated after a 14-year break in a historic move that marked the renewal of friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

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How Could They?

February 2, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The New York Times published the Pentagon Papers in June 1971. In November, Hannah Arendt published her commentary “Lying in Politics.” Most people have agreed, she wrote, that the “basic issue raised

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For Iran, No Libya Scenario

February 1, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The Trump administration has fundamentally changed direction on Iran. US NATO Ambassador Matt Whitaker says the US will not try and force regime change in Iran, suggesting that “we don’t want another

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Children, Porn, and a Silent Epidemic

February 1, 2026
Education/Health/Human Rights

Children are being exposed to pornography at alarmingly early ages, with studies showing that between 8% and 20% encounter explicit content before turning 10, and over 90% before 14. This phenomenon, reported

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Musk Sees Dawn of Singularity as AI-Only Social Network Goes Viral

February 1, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Elon Musk has described the creation of Moltbook, a social media platform built exclusively for artificial intelligence agents, as the “very early stages of the singularity,” signaling what he views as a

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China’s Housing Slump Shows Tentative Signs of Stabilisation

February 1, 2026
Business

Average prices of new homes across 100 Chinese cities rose in January, while declines in the resale market eased, suggesting early signs of stabilisation after years of turmoil in the country’s vast

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Musk Eyes a Million-Satellite AI Network in Space

February 1, 2026
Business

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has proposed launching an unprecedented constellation of up to 1 million satellites to orbit Earth and power artificial intelligence data centers using solar energy, according to a filing submitted

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World on the Brink as U.S. and Russia Near Nuclear Free-for-All

February 1, 2026
Russia/United States/World

The United States and Russia are on the verge of entering their first unrestrained nuclear arms race since the Cold War unless a last-minute agreement is reached before the New START treaty

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Warships and Warnings as U.S.-Iran Talks Edge Forward

February 1, 2026
Iran/World

Iran’s top security official said progress is being made toward negotiations with the United States, offering a cautious diplomatic signal amid a surge in military pressure and stark warnings of war. The

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Pentagon–AI Clash Threatens Military’s Push Toward Autonomous Warfare

February 1, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

The US Department of War is locked in a growing dispute with artificial intelligence developer Anthropic over restrictions that would limit how the military can deploy advanced AI systems, including for autonomous

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