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Asian Borrowers Flee the Dollar as Trump’s Policies Accelerate Shift Toward Euro Funding

December 7, 2025
Business

Asian companies and governments are rapidly expanding their reliance on euro-denominated financing, signaling a significant shift in global funding patterns and raising questions about the durability of US dollar supremacy. According to

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Tokyo Presses Trump for Stronger Backing as China Rages Over Takaichi’s Taiwan Comments

December 7, 2025
Japan/United States/World

Japan is pressing the United States for more forceful public support of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi after her warning that a Chinese attack on Taiwan could pose an “existential threat” to Japan

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Amazon Accused of Pressuring Clean-Energy Group as Big Tech Splits

December 7, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Amazon has been accused of pressuring a major European clean-energy coalition by raising the possibility of pulling its financial support, as Big Tech companies battle over looming carbon-accounting reforms that could make

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US Natural Gas Prices Surge as Record LNG Exports Fuel Political Trouble for Trump

December 7, 2025
Business

US natural gas prices are climbing at their fastest pace in years, driven by record exports of liquefied natural gas and an increasingly strained domestic supply — a combination that is deepening

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Pompeii Discovery Reveals Surprisingly Rich Diet of Ancient Roman Slaves

December 7, 2025
History/World

New archaeological findings at a lavish villa outside ancient Pompeii are reshaping historians’ understanding of how some Roman slaves lived, according to reporting from the Times UK. Although enslaved people in ancient

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South Korea Confronts Surge in IP Camera Hacks Exposing Private Lives

December 7, 2025
Human Rights/News

Hackers in South Korea have infiltrated tens of thousands of internet-connected home cameras, stealing intimate footage and selling it to Chinese pornography websites, according to detailed reporting by the Times UK. The

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Rowan Atkinson Extends Festive Chaos with New Netflix Comedy “Man Vs Baby”

December 7, 2025
Arts/Diplomacy

Rowan Atkinson has spent 13 consecutive months immersed in Christmas for his latest Netflix production Man Vs Baby, a follow-up to the 2022 hit Man Vs Bee. The new series, set almost

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The New Scramble for Balochistan

December 7, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

On December 2, 2025, Pakistan and Türkiye signed five Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and Deeds of Assignment (DoAs) focused on oil and gas exploration, while agreeing to broaden cooperation to mining and

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Trump’s New World Order

December 7, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

US National Security Strategy was quietly released by the U.S. President Donald J. Trump on Dec 4, 2025.  To protect America’s core national interests the Trump Administration crafted a “roadmap to ensure

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A Climate Alarm the World Refused to Hear

December 7, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

Editor’s note: This column was originally published in Nature and It addresses an under-reported climate disaster unfolding across the Indian Ocean region. In late November, three tropical cyclones — Senyar, Ditwah and

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Trump’s New National Security Strategy of Obsession

December 6, 2025
Defence/Editor's Choice/United States

by Our Defence Affairs Editor The 2025 National Security Strategy of the United States published this week is framed as a repudiation of what it calls decades of “laundry lists of wishes”

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Aftermath of Disaster: Death Toll Rises to 611, 213 Missing, and Over 2 Million Affected

December 6, 2025
News/Sri Lanka

The Disaster Management Center (DMC) has released its latest nationwide assessment, reporting that the death toll from the recent disaster has climbed to 611, with 213 people still missing. As rescue and

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Sri Lanka’s Shame Laid Bare

December 6, 2025
Editorials/Sri Lanka

Editorial There comes a point in a nation’s decay when words like “failure” or “mismanagement” are no longer sufficient, because they imply that people tried and merely fell short. What we witness

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Niger Accuses French Nuclear Firm Orano of Radioactive Dumping

December 6, 2025
Business/Human Rights

Niger’s military government has accused French state-controlled nuclear group Orano of dumping hazardous radioactive waste near a former uranium site, escalating an already tense standoff over control of the country’s uranium industry.

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Berlin Approves Controversial Law Allowing Secret Home Entries for Spyware

December 6, 2025
Business/Human Rights

Berlin police will be permitted to covertly enter private homes to install spyware after the city’s House of Representatives approved sweeping changes to police powers, marking one of the most expansive surveillance

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