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Egypt Strikes $1.8 Billion Renewable Energy Deals to Power Ambitious Green Transition

January 12, 2026
Business

State-run media reported on Sunday that Egypt finalized agreements with Norwegian renewable energy developer Scatec and Chinese company Sungrow, targeting both solar power generation and energy storage solutions. Officials say these projects

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India Pushes Controversial Smartphone Security Rules, Raising Industry Alarm

January 12, 2026
Business/Human Rights

The initiative, part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts to strengthen user data security amid rising online fraud and breaches, covers 83 security standards, including mandatory alerts to the government for major

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EU Poised to Sign Landmark Mercosur Trade Deal Despite French Resistance

January 12, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

The pact, which will create an integrated market of 780 million consumers and marks the EU’s largest trade deal in decades, was finalized at a meeting of EU ambassadors after Italy, previously

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Sri Lanka’s Power Shift: From Stars to Politics

January 12, 2026
Columns/Sri Lanka

During the 2024 presidential election, after Thalatha Athukorala withdrew from the Samagi Jana Balawegaya, popular actress and SLPP parliamentarian Geetha Kumarasinghe appeared on Sajith’s stage in Kandy. Within 24 hours of Geetha

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Candour Without Limits

January 12, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

At the beginning of President Trump’s second term, I committed myself to looking past the noise. The past week challenges that discipline. In foreign policy, President Trump has openly embraced coercion —

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Fukuyama Warns Trump’s Venezuela Policy Risks Repeating Iraq and Afghanistan Mistakes

January 12, 2026
United States/Venezuela/World

Francis Fukuyama, the renowned political scientist and Stanford fellow, cautions that the Trump administration’s approach to Venezuela risks becoming another failed foreign intervention. In a recent column for Persuasion, Fukuyama argues that

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Massive Chinese Immune Cell Atlas Reveals Population-Specific Differences

January 12, 2026
Health/Human Rights

A groundbreaking study mapping immune cells in more than 400 Chinese adults has uncovered critical differences in immune function between populations, offering new insights for personalized medicine and drug development. Published in

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Mpox Evolution Raises Alarms Over Potential Global Resurgence

January 12, 2026
Health

As mpox continues to trigger localized outbreaks in Africa and sporadic cases elsewhere, scientists warn that the virus is evolving in ways that could set the stage for another global surge. A

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Chinese AI Models Set to Reshape Silicon Valley in 2026

January 12, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

As artificial intelligence continues its rapid evolution, 2026 promises to be a pivotal year, with Chinese AI models gaining unprecedented influence in Silicon Valley and regulatory tensions escalating in the United States.

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Kim Jong-Un’s Daughter Steps Into the Spotlight, Fueling Succession Speculation

January 12, 2026
Geopolitics/News

In North Korea, where politics is staged through symbols as much as decrees, the repeated appearance of Kim Jong-Un’s daughter Ju-ae at high-profile state events is being read as a deliberate message.

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Trump’s Venezuela Strike Signals a New Era of U.S. Power Politics

January 12, 2026
Geopolitics/United States/World

The scene inside the White House’s East Room on Friday had the air of a modern court, with President Donald Trump at its center, buoyant after a daring U.S. military operation that

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UN Faces Leadership Vacuum as Divisions Deepen Over Next Secretary General

January 12, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

United Nations diplomats are quietly preparing for the possibility that the organisation may be unable to agree on its next secretary general, a scenario that could leave the post temporarily vacant when

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China’s One-Child Policy Returns as a Demographic Reckoning

January 12, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights

China is confronting the long-term consequences of what has often been described as the largest social experiment in human history. For more than three decades, the one-child policy reshaped family life, gender

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Iran’s Ruling Clerics Face Growing Threat as Protests Raise Questions of Who Comes Next

January 12, 2026
Diplomacy/News

Iran’s Islamic regime is facing what many observers describe as its most serious existential challenge in decades, as expanding public protests show little sign of abating despite calls from Supreme Leader Ayatollah

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Nobel Committee Closes Door on Machado’s Attempt to Reassign Peace Prize

January 12, 2026
Diplomacy/News

The Norwegian Nobel Committee has firmly rejected any suggestion that a Nobel Peace Prize can be revoked, shared, or transferred, delivering a decisive setback to Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado amid

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