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China’s Coffee Revolution: How Local Chains Left Starbucks Behind

January 20, 2026
China/World

In the 1980s and 1990s, foreign restaurant chains were among the most visible icons of China’s opening-up and economic reform. Eating a hamburger or pizza was not merely a meal; it was

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Brain Myth: Science Says Adulthood Is a Decade-Long Construction Project

January 20, 2026
Education/Health

Scroll through TikTok or Instagram and you will almost certainly encounter the now-familiar line: “Your frontal lobe isn’t fully developed yet.” The phrase has become the modern-day excuse for impulsive decisions, risky

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Malaysia Poised to Tap Global Dollar Market as Credit Rally Nears 2026 Peak

January 20, 2026
Business

According to a spokesperson from the nation’s finance ministry, Malaysia has approached debt arrangers with a request for proposals, marking the first step toward a potential dollar bond issuance. The government said

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Global Executions Surge in 2025 Despite a Push Toward Abolition, UN Warns

January 20, 2026
Defence/Human Rights/News

A United Nations rights official has raised the alarm over a sharp rise in executions worldwide in 2025, driven largely by a handful of countries that have intensified capital punishment despite global

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Featured image for the article about Europe’s evolving terrorism threat after September 11.

Selective Counterterrorism

January 20, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The world changed overnight on September 11, 2001. Loved ones died, souls suffered, and fear clouded the world. U.S. President George W. Bush initiated a global “War on Terror,” beginning an era in which counterterrorism became

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Carbon Colonialism

January 20, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The reinforcement of global climate commitments and the expansion of carbon markets, an emerging pattern is traced, embedded in the mechanisms designed for the equitable distribution of climate finance; are replicating and

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Don’t Kill the Farm

January 20, 2026
Human Rights/India/World

In India, all said and done, despite steady growth in industrial and infrastructure projects and in the services sector, including the software industry in recent years, the Indian economy essentially remains agricultural-based,

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The Triple-R Trap

January 20, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Operation Sindoor last year drew a new strategic picture between India and Pakistan. The most important aspect of this redrawn strategic picture was setting a new normal and attempting to achieve a

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Sixteen Years Without Answers

January 20, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

After 16 years of legal battles, witness intimidation, and broken promises, the disappearance of Sri Lankan journalist Prageeth Eknaligoda remains unsolved. It is a sobering reminder of the impunity that still plagues

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Mujo in Iran

January 20, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Anyone from the former Yugoslavia will immediately understand the title. Mujo is a legendary (though fictional) Bosnian character, the protagonist (together with his inseparable friend Haso) of countless jokes that generations of

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Broken Rail Joint Emerges as Central Clue in Deadly Spanish High-Speed Train Crash

January 20, 2026
Business

Experts investigating Sunday’s catastrophic derailment of a high-speed train in southern Spain have identified a broken joint in the railway tracks as a critical factor in an accident that killed at least

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Software Stocks Face a New Year of AI Panic, Not a Rebound

January 19, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

The software sector entered 2026 expecting a recovery after a bruising 2025, but a sudden burst of AI innovation has reignited investor fears that the industry’s old business model is under threat.

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Billionaires’ Wealth Hits Record $18.3 Trillion as Davos Draws Elite

January 19, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/Human Rights

The world’s billionaires amassed a record-breaking fortune in 2025, Oxfam reported Monday, just days before the World Economic Forum gathers in Davos. The charity’s annual wealth analysis paints a stark picture of

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NASA’s Roman Telescope Moves Into Final Assembly, Set to Revolutionize the Search for Exoplanets

January 19, 2026
Education/Health/Technology

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has reached a major milestone, with new photos released Dec. 4 showing the observatory standing upright and fully assembled inside a clean room at the agency’s

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Ancient Investors Knew the Risks: Gold, Grain and Greed in the Roman World

January 19, 2026
Education/Health/History

Long before stock markets and mutual funds, the wealthy of ancient Greece and Rome were already practicing sophisticated investment strategies that would look familiar to modern financiers. A new feature in Live

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