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China Struggles to Find Buyers for J-35 Fifth-Generation Fighter Jets

February 22, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

China’s J-35 fifth-generation fighter jet is unlikely to see significant international sales in the Asia-Pacific, analysts say, even as the aircraft was showcased at this year’s Singapore Airshow. Military experts highlight competition

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C.I.A. Purges Intelligence Reports Amid Accusations of Bias

February 22, 2026
Defence/United States

The Central Intelligence Agency announced on Friday that it had retracted 17 intelligence reports and revised two others written over the past decade, citing concerns that some documents failed to meet the

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CMA CGM Challenges Starlink with European Satellite Bet

February 22, 2026
Business

French container shipping group CMA CGM announced it will test Eutelsat’s OneWeb satellite broadband network alongside Elon Musk’s Starlink across its fleet of roughly 350 vessels. Under a two-year contract, the company

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A Fractured Alliance Edges the Middle East Toward a New Crisis

February 22, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Differences between Israeli and U.S. leaders over how to confront Iran and stabilize Gaza are emerging as one of the most consequential fault lines in the Middle East, raising concerns among regional

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Britain’s Secret Role in a Cold War Coup

February 22, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/History

Declassified archival material has shed new light on a little-known episode of Cold War history: Britain’s quiet but consequential role in helping the United States conceal its involvement in the 1954 overthrow

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Britain Drawn Toward the Front Line of a Possible U.S.–Iran War

February 22, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Britain could soon find itself entangled in a new U.S.-led military confrontation with Iran, as signals from Washington suggest that key British-controlled facilities may play a central role in any future strike.

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North Korea’s Congress Opens With a Message of Power — and a Missing Heir

February 22, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

North Korea’s once-in-five-years ruling party congress has opened in Pyongyang with all the spectacle and symbolism expected of the tightly choreographed political gathering, yet a single absence has captured as much attention

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The Unmaking of Baloch Tribal Society

February 22, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Balochistan today is discussed largely in terms of security, insurgency and human suffering—particularly in the southern and western regions such as Makran and Kharan. Much attention is given to the politically charged

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Ukraine and NATO Four Years On — A Retrospective Look

February 22, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

“Without political leadership and the willingness to make difficult decisions, NATO will crumble…There are no risk free operations in a war…And remember, the biggest cost and the greatest will be if Russia

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Democratize or Perish: The AI Dilemma According to Sam Altman

February 22, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Soon after the AI Impact Summit in Delhi, Sam Altman of the OpenAI sat down with a journalist from the Indian Express for a conversation that spanned the past, present, and future

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