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From Traitor to Survivor: Mexico Reclaims La Malinche

January 26, 2026
Diplomacy/History/News

For generations, La Malinche occupied a singularly dark place in Mexico’s national imagination. Her name became shorthand for treason, her story a cautionary tale of Indigenous betrayal during the Spanish conquest. As

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Alpine Village Shuts Road as Viral Fame Brings Tourism Backlash

January 26, 2026
Italy/World

The Alpine village of Funes, once a quiet retreat known mainly to hikers and mountaineers, is taking decisive action to stem the flow of tourists after viral fame transformed it into a

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Xi Tightens Grip on Power as China’s Top General Is Purged in Military Shake-Up

January 26, 2026
Defence/News

President Xi Jinping has assumed unchallenged control over China’s military following the abrupt purge of General Zhang Youxia, the country’s most senior uniformed officer, in a move that underscores the president’s tightening

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Alex Honnold Free-Solos Taipei 101 in World’s Highest Urban Climb

January 26, 2026
Taiwan/World

Alex Honnold, the world-renowned free solo climber, has completed what is being described as the highest urban climb in history after scaling Taipei 101 without ropes or safety equipment. Wearing only a

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Sensitive Trump, Melania in Charge: Inside the First Lady’s Second Term

January 26, 2026
Diplomacy/News

Melania Trump’s second term as first lady is being unveiled not through speeches or interviews, but through a $40 million documentary that she conceived, executive-produced and meticulously shaped herself. Premiering later this

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India’s Republic Day 2026 Becomes a Diplomatic Stage as EU Leaders Are Invited

January 26, 2026
India/World

India is marking Republic Day 2026 today with a blend of patriotic ceremony and high-stakes diplomacy, as European Union leaders attend the national parade in New Delhi. The celebration, traditionally centred on

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India’s Republic: A Contract Not Kept

January 26, 2026
Editorials/Geopolitics

Editorial Today, on India’s 77th Republic Day, the nation stands taller in global rankings than ever before — yet the Republic’s original promise remains incomplete, and its darker compromises are still being

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Denial as Destiny

January 26, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

What does it mean when a defence strategy announces itself as a triumph before it has even articulated a problem? What kind of naval order is being imagined when a state declares,

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Britain’s Silent Return of Isis Brides Raises Fresh Questions Over Security

January 26, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights

Britain has quietly brought back a small number of women and children associated with Islamic State who were detained in Syria alongside Shamima Begum, according to officials running the camps where they

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A Tank for the Last War

January 26, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The US is aggressively promoting its new, so far untested, prototype tank, the M1E3. The Army says it is revolutionary, takes advantage of the latest technology, and solves the problems encountered in

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Force Without Law

January 26, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Tomorrow begins a new semester, and I’ll be teaching Constitutional Law. My course, co-taught with my colleague Peter Rosenblum, is not like the constitutional law courses I took in law school. We

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International Clean Energy Day — Some Reflections

January 26, 2026
Columns/Technology

The nation that leads the clean energy economy will be the nation that leads the global economy…Barack Obama The International Day of Clean Energy, observed on 26 January pursuant to General Assembly

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Sri Lanka’s Attorney General Problem

January 26, 2026
Columns/Judiciary/Sri Lanka

“Why did you keep Shiva Pasupathi in place, Sir? Wasn’t he Sirimavo’s man…?” This was how ministers within J. R. Jayewardene’s Cabinet questioned his decision to retain Shiva Pasupathi as Attorney General—a

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Sri Lanka’s Sacred Temple Faces a Daily Financial Test

January 26, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Maintaining one of Buddhism’s most revered shrines now requires generating nearly five million Sri Lankan rupees every single day, according to Pradeep Nilanga Dela, the Diyawadana Nilame, or chief lay custodian, of

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Magnificent Seven Profits Seen Climbing to $181bn as AI Spending Accelerates

January 25, 2026
Business

Profits at the so-called Magnificent Seven US technology companies are expected to rise sharply to a combined $181 billion for the most recent quarter, underscoring the sector’s continued dominance as investment in

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