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Asia at the Edge: When National Pride Becomes a Regional Threat

November 22, 2025
Editorials/Geopolitics

Editorial The latest rupture between Japan and China, sparked by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks about the security implications of a Taiwan contingency, is more than a bilateral diplomatic quarrel. It is

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Japan Stands Firm on Taiwan Amid Beijing’s Pressure

November 22, 2025
China/Japan/World

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has rebuffed demands from Beijing to retract her recent remarks regarding Taiwan, insisting that Tokyo’s stance on responding to a major regional security crisis remains unchanged, Bloomberg

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Bitcoin Plunges as Market Faces Worst Month Since 2022

November 22, 2025
Business/Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin is on track for its worst monthly performance since the 2022 crypto market collapse, dropping as much as 6.4% on Friday to $81,629, Bloomberg reports. Ethereum and a host of smaller

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How MAGA Hijacked Patriotism—and What Liberals, and America, Lost

November 22, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Summary: Martina Moneke examines how patriotism—once a unifying expression of national pride—has been politicized in the United States, particularly by the MAGA movement. Flags, anthems, and public celebrations increasingly signal ideological loyalty rather

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AI Data Center Boom Fuels Surge of New Billionaires

November 22, 2025
Editor's Choice/Technology

The surge of artificial intelligence has transformed the data center industry into a goldmine for executives, founders, and investors, Bloomberg reports. Once a quiet corner of the tech world, data centers—facilities that

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Britain Unleashes AI Sea Drones to Hunt Russian Spy Ships

November 22, 2025
United Kingdom/World

Britain has unveiled a fleet of autonomous sea drones designed to track and monitor Russian spy ships in its waters, the defence secretary announced during the opening of a new factory in

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Colombia’s President Exposed: Gucci, Strip Clubs, and Credit Card Confessions

November 22, 2025
Colombia/World

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has sparked a political and media storm after releasing his full bank and credit card statements in an effort to rebut claims from former US President Donald Trump

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Inside the Mind of a Cocaine Kingpin: Secrets of ‘The Uncle’

November 22, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Raffaele Imperiale, the Italian drug lord known as “The Uncle,” has offered unprecedented insight into the operations of a global cocaine syndicate and his personal extravagances, according to reporting by Times UK.

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Google Faces Crucial Court Battle to Avoid Ad Tech Breakup

November 22, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Alphabet’s Google is making a last-ditch effort in court to avoid a breakup of its advertising technology empire, with closing arguments set for Friday before U.S. District Court Judge Leonie Brinkema in

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Tech’s AI Spending Boom Pushes Firms Into Debt Markets

November 22, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Big tech giants are increasingly turning to public debt to fund AI-ready data centers, a shift from their traditional reliance on cash reserves. Since September, hyperscaler companies—including Alphabet, Meta, Oracle, and Amazon—have

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Myanmar Junta Targets Border Scam Centres Amid Global Pressure

November 22, 2025
Myanmar/World

The military regime has launched a sweeping crackdown on cybercrime hubs along the Thai-Myanmar border, following directives from junta leader Min Aung Hlaing and mounting international pressure, sources told Reuters. A day

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Trump’s Golden Dome Shield Falters Amid Chaos and Cost Fears

November 22, 2025
Diplomacy

President Donald Trump’s ambitious Golden Dome missile-defense initiative is hitting severe turbulence, with the 43-day government shutdown and the absence of a formal spending plan for its first $25 billion derailing early

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China’s Cruise Pivot Shakes Japan as Tourists, Airlines and Concerts Flee Overnight

November 22, 2025
Diplomacy

Chinese cruise lines that regularly sail to Japanese ports are urgently redrawing itineraries, redirecting ships to South Korea as tensions escalate following remarks by Japan’s new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi. Her statement

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Ukraine Denies Approving U.S. Peace Plan That Mirrors Russian Demands

November 22, 2025
Ukraine/World

Ukraine’s government moved quickly on Friday to deny U.S. assertions that Kyiv had agreed to the outline of a 28-point peace plan drafted by the Trump administration. The proposal, reviewed by Reuters,

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India Investigates Chemical Supply Lapses After Cough Syrup Linked to Child Deaths

November 22, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Indian authorities are investigating whether safety lapses in the supply of a key pharmaceutical ingredient led to the contamination of a cough syrup that has killed at least 24 children in recent

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