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Bangladesh President to Resign After “Humiliation” Under Interim Govt

December 12, 2025
Bangladesh/World

Bangladeshi President Mohammed Shahabuddin said on Thursday he plans to resign midway through his term, telling Reuters he has felt “humiliated” and sidelined by the interim administration led by Nobel laureate Muhammad

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U.S. Set to Seize More Tankers Carrying Venezuelan Oil

December 12, 2025
Venezuela/World

The United States is preparing to intercept additional ships carrying Venezuelan oil after seizing a tanker this week, six sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday. The move marks the

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China’s Vanke Spirals Toward Massive Debt Restructuring as State Support Fades

December 12, 2025
Business

China Vanke Co., long considered the last major developer capable of surviving the country’s prolonged property slump, has been thrust into a deepening crisis after its state-owned backer abruptly capped future financing

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Russia’s Wartime Oil Revenue Collapses to New Low

December 12, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

Russia’s oil export revenues fell sharply in November, hitting their lowest monthly level since the Kremlin launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, according to new data released Thursday by the

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Pakistani F-16s Set for Major US Upgrade as Strategic Ties Quietly Deepen

December 12, 2025
Pakistan/World

Pakistan is close to sealing a major defence deal with the United States that would modernise its entire fleet of F-16 fighter jets, marking one of the most significant upgrades to the

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OpenAI Flags “High” Cybersecurity Threat From Next-Gen AI Models

December 12, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI has issued one of its strongest warnings yet about the risks posed by rapidly advancing artificial intelligence, cautioning on Wednesday that its next generation of models could present a “high” cybersecurity

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Women: The Untapped Power in a Climate Crisis

December 12, 2025
Diplomacy/Education/Human Rights

On February 26, 1852, the HMS Birkenhead struck a cluster of rocks off the coast of South Africa. With only a few lifeboats for the 638 people aboard, Captain Robert Salmond ordered the women

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The Future of Humanity’s Past: U.S. Archaeology Confronts a Research Hinge Point

December 12, 2025
Diplomacy/Education/History

The long American century is over. Across the world, affiliations and institutions staked in blood and soil, faith-based (as opposed to empirically based) ways of knowing, and personalized, autocratic power are all

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Exclusive Interview: ‘Thailand Refuses to Acknowledge Reality’

December 12, 2025
Geopolitics/Interviews

by Our Foreign Affairs Editor Cambodia is one of the most corrupt countries on earth, but when crisis hits the border, the country handles the broader situation in a way many people

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Where Prose Walks and Poetry Dances

December 12, 2025
Columns/Education

The perennial endeavor to distinguish prose from poetry has occupied poets, philosophers, and scholars through the centuries, each attempting to hold in place two forms of expression that appear, at once, kindred

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Sri Lanka: 75 Years of Whites—and Still the First to Risk Everything

December 12, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

Our Navy celebrated her 75th birthday on 9 December 2025. His Excellency the President has been kind enough to award the “75th Anniversary Commemoration Medal” to all serving members of the Sri

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The Truce That Was Never Real

December 12, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The surge of violence along the Thailand-Cambodia border in December 2025 has dismantled the fragile October truce, reigniting armed clashes, civilian deaths, and mass evacuations. Centred on the Prasat Ta Krabey Temple

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India: Kerala Proves Poverty Isn’t Destiny

December 12, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

On 1 November 2025, the south-western Indian state of Kerala – home to 34 million people – was declared free from extreme poverty by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. Kerala is one of the few

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Genetic Analysis Reveals Shared Roots Across Psychiatric Disorders

December 11, 2025
Health

A new genetic study of over one million people has found that many psychiatric disorders share common biological underpinnings, challenging traditional diagnostic categories, according to research published today in Nature. The analysis

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China Pushes Global AI Oversight as Leadership Vacuum Persists

December 11, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Despite years of international discussions and white papers on AI governance, there has been no globally agreed framework to manage the risks and benefits of AI. As reported in Nature, China is

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