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Rural Development as the Engine of Economic Transformation

November 22, 2025
Sri Lanka/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Rural development is the single most powerful lever for inclusive growth in countries where a large share of the population lives outside cities. For Sri Lanka—where a significant portion of people depend

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Power Push: GE Vernova Drives Historic West African Grid Breakthrough

November 22, 2025
Business

GE Vernova is spotlighting a landmark achievement in regional energy integration as it participates in the B20 South Africa Energy Mix & Just Transition Task Force. The company supported the West African

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Africa to the UK: “Choose Pragmatism or Miss the Oil Boom”

November 22, 2025
Business

The African Energy Chamber used the Wider African Energy Summit in Aberdeen to deliver a pointed message: Africa’s oil and gas future demands realism, collaboration, and renewed UK engagement. Speaking at the

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Niger Lights Up the Digital Frontier with 1,000-km Fibre Leap

November 22, 2025
Business

Niger has marked a transformative leap in its digital future with the provisional handover of more than 1,000 kilometers of fibre-optic cable under the Trans-Sahara Optical Fibre Backbone Project, financed by the

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Sri Lanka Courts Canada: Trade Mission Sparks New Deals and Big Ambitions

November 22, 2025
Business

Sri Lanka has wrapped up a wide-ranging trade and investment mission in Canada that spanned Toronto, Quebec, Montreal, Saskatchewan, and Vancouver, marking one of the country’s most extensive commercial outreach efforts in

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Asia-Pacific Sounds the Alarm: “Close the $4 Trillion Gap or Risk Stalling Development”

November 22, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Asian and Pacific governments convened this week at a United Nations forum to confront a mounting challenge: developing countries worldwide now face an estimated US$4 trillion financing gap needed to meet their

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Mexico’s Fátima Bosche Wins Miss Universe 2025 Amid Pageant Turmoil

November 21, 2025
Culture/Social

by Our Special Correspondent in Bangkok A mix of cheers and boos echoed through the Impact Challenger Hall in Thailand on November 21, 2025, as Mexico’s Fátima Bosche was crowned Miss Universe

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UK Supermarkets Linked to Tuna Supply Chains Rife With Forced Labour

November 21, 2025
Human Rights/Social/World

A sweeping Financial Times investigation has revealed that tuna sold by major UK supermarkets is being sourced from fisheries where migrant crews report violence, forced labour, withheld pay and inhumane working conditions.

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SEC Signals Shake-Up of Auditor Independence Rules Amid Big Tech–AI Entanglements

November 21, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

The US Securities and Exchange Commission is considering whether its auditor independence framework — designed to prevent conflicts between accounting firms and their clients — is outdated in an era where AI

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Marsalek Linked to Vast Russian-Backed Laundering Network

November 21, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The UK’s National Crime Agency has uncovered a money laundering system so extensive it connects British drug dealers to sanctioned Russian oligarchs, exposing yet another layer of the scandal surrounding Wirecard fugitive

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Tata Power Struggle Threatens to Shake a $180 Billion Empire

November 21, 2025
Business

Tata Group is facing its most serious internal conflict in years as a feud intensifies between the founding Tata family and key shareholders over whether to list Tata Sons, the conglomerate’s unlisted

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Nvidia Reports 62% Revenue Surge as AI Demand Soars

November 21, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Nvidia, the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, reported third-quarter revenue of $57 billion, up 62% from a year ago, surpassing analysts’ expectations of $54.9 billion. Net income rose 65% year-on-year to

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Chinese Spies Target ‘Thousands’ in Westminster Recruitment Drive

November 21, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Chinese intelligence officers attempted to recruit “thousands” of people linked to Westminster in a wide-ranging online operation, according to Whitehall sources cited by Times UK. The campaign targeted parliamentary staff, advisers, economists,

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Paradromics Launches First Human Trial of Brain–Computer Interface to Restore Speech

November 21, 2025
Education/Health

Paradromics, a Texas-based neurotechnology developer, has received FDA approval to begin the first long-term clinical trial of its brain–computer interface (BCI), targeting individuals who have lost the ability to speak due to

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French General Says France Must Be Ready to Lose Children Against Putin

November 21, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

The head of the French armed forces has stirred controversy with remarks urging the nation to be ready to “lose its children” on the battlefield if it hopes to stand up to

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