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Sri Lanka Court Orders Government to Explain Cyclone Failures as Flood Claims Mount

January 17, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court has ordered the Cabinet of Ministers and the Disaster Management Committee to appear before it on July 15 to answer allegations that the government failed to take necessary

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Oxford Accused of Shielding Professor Over Harassment Claims, Raising Safety Questions

January 17, 2026
Education/Health

Oxford University has been accused of putting women’s safety at risk by withholding information about persistent sexual harassment allegations against a senior professor, Times UK reports. The university’s central administration allegedly refused

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Humanoid Robots Edge Closer to the Factory Floor as Firms Prepare for Mass Deployment

January 17, 2026
Health/Technology

Humanoid robots are approaching a point where they could become commercially useful, according to Chinese and U.S. companies that have unveiled plans in recent months to produce them at scale. As reported

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Global Health Goals Falter as COVID, Conflict and Funding Cuts Reverse Progress

January 17, 2026
Health/Human Rights

In 2015, world leaders made a landmark commitment to end epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and other communicable diseases by 2030, and to achieve universal health coverage and equitable access to medicines

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Japan Audit Finds Billions in Undelivered U.S. Military Gear, Raising Readiness Concerns

January 17, 2026
Business

A Japanese government investigation has found that 118 orders for U.S. military equipment worth 1.14 trillion yen, or about $7.21 billion, remain undelivered at least five years after contracts were signed, in

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Malaysia to Double Expat Visa Salary Thresholds in Bid to Protect Local Jobs

January 17, 2026
Business

Malaysia will double the minimum salary requirements for expatriate employment visas in June, marking the first major overhaul of the scheme in nearly a decade as the government seeks to safeguard job

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China Customs Halt Nvidia H200 Shipments, Disrupting AI Supply Chain

January 17, 2026
Business

Suppliers of key components for Nvidia’s H200 artificial intelligence chips have paused production after Chinese customs officials blocked shipments of the processors from entering China, dealing an unexpected blow to the U.S.

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OpenAI Brings Advertising to ChatGPT in Shift Toward Big Tech Business Model

January 17, 2026
Business

OpenAI is introducing advertising on ChatGPT for the first time, marking a significant strategic shift as the company searches for new revenue streams to support its rapid expansion and mounting infrastructure costs.

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Colombia Builds a High-Tech Shield Against a New War in the Skies

January 17, 2026
Colombia/World

Colombia has launched an ambitious $1.68 billion project to develop what officials describe as an anti-drone shield, a move aimed at countering a sharp rise in attacks carried out by unmanned aerial

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Syria Moves to Redefine National Identity as Kurds Gain Long-Denied Rights

January 17, 2026
Defence/News

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has issued a landmark decree affirming the rights of Kurdish Syrians, formally recognizing their language, restoring citizenship to thousands previously rendered stateless, and declaring Kurdish identity an integral

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Dragged, Deported, and Returned to Danger: Inside America’s Third-Country Removal Pipeline

January 17, 2026
Geopolitics/World

When U.S. immigration agents detained Rabbiatu Kuyateh in Maryland last July, the 58-year-old Sierra Leonean believed the law would protect her. An immigration judge agreed, granting her protection from deportation after she

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Trump Unveils Gaza “Board of Peace” as Ceasefire Frays and Death Toll Mounts

January 17, 2026
Diplomacy/News

The White House on Friday announced the members of a so-called “Board of Peace” that will supervise the temporary governance of Gaza under President Donald Trump’s plan, as the Palestinian enclave continues

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EU Weighs Fast-Track Entry for Ukraine With Limited Rights as Part of Peace Deal

January 17, 2026
Ukraine/World

The European Commission is considering ways to allow Ukraine to join the European Union quickly as part of a potential peace deal with Russia, while withholding full membership rights until after extended

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India Eyes Locally Built Rafale Fleet as Talks Signal Major Defence Manufacturing Shift

January 17, 2026
Defence/News

India’s long-awaited plan to acquire 114 Rafale fighter jets for the Indian Air Force is shaping up as a landmark defence manufacturing initiative, with discussions indicating that nearly 80 per cent of

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HSBC Weighs $1bn Singapore Exit as New Chief Drives Radical Overhaul

January 17, 2026
Business

The chief executive of HSBC is considering a potential sale of the bank’s life insurance operations in Singapore, a move that could fetch more than $1 billion and mark another significant step

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