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Adani’s $100 Billion AI Bet Signals India’s Ambition to Join Global Tech Arms Race

February 18, 2026
India/World

Adani Group announced plans to invest $100 billion over the next nine years to construct artificial intelligence-focused data centers, marking one of the largest infrastructure bets on AI globally and underscoring the

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Peru’s President Ousted Amid “Chifagate” Scandal

February 18, 2026
China/Peru/World

Peru’s Congress removed President Jose Jeri from office on Tuesday following a scandal involving secret late-night meetings with a Chinese businessman, an episode quickly dubbed “Chifagate” by local media. Lawmakers voted 75-24,

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Ford Bets on $30,000 EV to Challenge Chinese Rivals

February 18, 2026
Business/Electric vehicles

Ford Motor Company is preparing to launch a budget-priced electric vehicle line in the United States by 2027, aiming to compete directly with Chinese EV makers. The new EV, starting at $30,000—roughly

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Streaming War Erupts as Paramount Launches $108 Billion Last-Minute Bid

February 18, 2026
Business

A dramatic new battle for control of one of Hollywood’s most storied studios has emerged after Warner Bros. Discovery reopened negotiations with Paramount Global, granting the company just seven days to submit

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Britain Faces “Lost Generation” Warning as Youth Unemployment Surges to 11-Year High

February 18, 2026
Business

The United Kingdom is confronting mounting fears of a long-term economic and social fallout after youth unemployment climbed to its highest level in more than a decade, with economists warning that hundreds

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Goldman Sachs Scraps Diversity Criteria in Boardroom Shake-Up Amid Political Pressure

February 18, 2026
Business

Goldman Sachs is preparing to eliminate race, gender identity, and sexual orientation from the criteria used to select members of its board of directors, marking a significant shift in governance policy that

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India Eyes Age-Based Social Media Restrictions

February 18, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

The Indian government is considering stricter regulations on social media, focusing on age-based access and the rising threat of deepfakes, as Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw revealed on Tuesday. Speaking at a

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Shadow of War: U.S. Forces Surge Toward Iran in a Show of Might

February 18, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

What appears to be routine military repositioning is, in fact, a dramatic build‑up of U.S. combat power in the Middle East that has raised concerns among allies and adversaries alike about the

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India Set to Seal $39 Billion Rafale Deal, Redefining Global Fighter Jet Market

February 18, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

India is poised to purchase 114 additional French Dassault Rafale aircraft in a deal valued at $39 billion, marking a dramatic turnaround for a fighter once dismissed as a white elephant. According

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Germany to Learn Drone Warfare from Battle-Hardened Ukrainian Troops

February 18, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

Germany will host Ukrainian soldiers to train its troops in advanced drone warfare and modern combat technologies, reflecting Ukraine’s extensive frontline experience in the ongoing conflict with Russia. The agreement, confirmed last

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