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Japan’s 1,400-Year Businesses Face a Modern Reckoning

February 9, 2026
History/Japan/World

In an age when corporate lifespans are often measured in quarters rather than centuries, Japan stands apart. Scattered across the archipelago are businesses that trace their origins back more than a thousand

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Dalai Lama’s Office Denies Any Link to Jeffrey Epstein

February 9, 2026
Human Rights/World

The office of the Dalai Lama has issued a firm denial rejecting claims circulating in media reports and on social media that attempt to link the Tibetan spiritual leader to the late

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Diana’s Last Interview Shook the Crown

February 9, 2026
Diplomacy/History

In the final weeks before her death in August 1997, Diana, Princess of Wales, did something almost unheard of for a senior royal. She spoke openly, on the record, to a foreign

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The Priest Who Broke the Silence on Sex

February 9, 2026
Culture/Diplomacy

When Don Alberto Ravagnani announced that he was stepping away from the Catholic priesthood, the shockwaves rippled far beyond his Milan parish. At just 32, with a Hollywood smile, a strong social

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Is the West Already at the World War III?

February 9, 2026
Diplomacy/Technology

Is the world already sliding into a global conflict without quite realizing it? That is the unsettling question posed by Shyam Sankar, the outspoken chief technology officer of Palantir, whose new book

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Asian Markets Surge as Japan’s Political Shift and U.S. Tech Rebound Ignite Global Rally

February 9, 2026
Business

Asian markets rallied sharply on Monday, driven by a decisive election victory for Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi that raised expectations of aggressive reflationary policies, alongside relief over a last-minute rebound in

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India Pulls Back From Russian Oil as Trade Deal With U.S. Gains Momentum

February 9, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

Indian refiners are steering clear of new purchases of Russian oil for delivery in April and are expected to remain cautious for longer, according to refining and trade sources, a move that

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Hong Kong Jails Jimmy Lai for 20 Years in Landmark National Security Case

February 9, 2026
China/World

Hong Kong’s most prominent media tycoon, Jimmy Lai, was sentenced on Monday to a total of 20 years in prison on national security charges, bringing to a close the city’s most high-profile

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Taiwan Flatly Rejects U.S. Push to Shift Chip Production

February 9, 2026
Business/Electric vehicles

Taiwan has pushed back firmly against calls from Washington to move a large share of its semiconductor production to the United States, with the island’s top tariff negotiator saying it would be

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Who Armed the Sea Tigers?

February 9, 2026
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

I read a news article today stating that the Special Task Force of the Sri Lanka Police, with the assistance of Military Intelligence, recovered three well-preserved and buried 84 mm Carl Gustaf

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Sri Lanka Council Backs Renovation of Prabhakaran’s Ancestral Home

February 9, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A local government body in northern Sri Lanka has unanimously approved a proposal to fully renovate the former home of Velupillai Prabhakaran, the late leader of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam,

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Ignored Warnings, Live Wires, and Two Lost Lives in Sri Lanka’s Hill Country

February 9, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

More than two months after the “Ditwa” cyclone swept through Sri Lanka, a tragedy in the hill country village of Nawaneliya in Galaha, Deltota has exposed what residents describe as a grave

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Trump After Nixon

February 9, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

President Trump has infuriated some of his supporters.  Trump’s alignment with Israel at the expense of America’s interest and the valid interests of other countries is especially galling for those Trump supporters who

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The Choreography of Being

February 9, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

May I never not be frisky,May I never not be risqué.May my ashes, when you have them, friend,and give them to the ocean,leap in the froth of the waves,still loving movement,still ready,

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Atheism’s Dead End

February 9, 2026
Columns/Human Rights

Historically, over the last several centuries and across the world, there have been people who are not inclined to believe in religious doctrines espousing the concept of God. Such atheists are often

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