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How India’s Allies Turn Into Liabilities

November 20, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The National Security Advisor of India recently made a thought-provoking statement regarding India’s neighbours. He said that, due to weak governance, public uprisings had led to regime changes in Bangladesh, Nepal, and

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Converging Crises: Capitalism, Poverty, and the Failure of Green Capitalism

November 20, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

On Friday, 17 October 2025, the UN Development Programme released the 2025 edition of its Multidimensional Poverty Index Report. For the first time, the report directly evaluates their multidimensional poverty data against climate

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Vertières, with the V for Victory

November 20, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

This year marks the 222nd anniversary of the Battle of Vertières. It took place on November 18 south of Le Cap, in what was then known as Saint Domingue. In that battle,

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The Cyberattack That Didn’t Need Hackers

November 20, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Editor's Choice

The newly released Anthropic investigation reveals that a state-sponsored threat group has carried out the first largely autonomous cyber-espionage campaign, using an AI system to execute nearly all stages of the attack

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The Smart Menstrual Cup That Could Revolutionize Women’s Health

November 20, 2025
Health

Jenny Button first imagined Emm during the COVID-19 lockdown while using an Oura ring and a Whoop monitoring band. She was gaining insights about her body but realized there was a glaring

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Air India Eyes Chinese Airspace to Cut Costs Amid Pakistan Flight Ban

November 20, 2025
Business

Air India is lobbying the Indian government to persuade China to allow its flights through a restricted military airspace zone in Xinjiang, a move aimed at shortening international routes after Pakistan closed

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West Faces Heavy Rare Earth Crunch in Race to Break China’s Magnet Monopoly

November 20, 2025
Business

The West’s effort to establish a domestic rare earth magnets supply chain, heavily supported by the U.S., is hitting a critical obstacle: a shortage of heavy rare earth elements, according to multiple

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UK to Build New Munitions Factories as Military Readiness Push Accelerates

November 20, 2025
Defence

Britain will launch a network of new munitions factories in a major effort to strengthen its warfighting readiness and revive domestic production of military explosives after nearly two decades. Defence Secretary John

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Khashoggi’s Widow Slams Trump Over Ignored Plea Amid Bin Salman Visit

November 20, 2025
Saudi Arabia/World

The widow of slain journalist Jamal Khashoggi has criticized President Donald Trump for ignoring her efforts to discuss her husband’s brutal murder with him, describing the experience as “painful,” according to an

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Humanity’s First Kiss May Have Happened 21 Million Years Ago

November 20, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

Scientists have found that humanity’s love of kissing dates back far earlier than previously imagined, possibly originating with our distant ape ancestors 21 million years ago, a new study by the University

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HSBC CEO Warns of Fragmented World Amid National Security Assets

November 20, 2025
Business

HSBC Holdings Plc Chief Executive Georges Elhedery has warned that the world is becoming increasingly fragmented, with certain high-value assets such as semiconductors, next-generation AI code, and data being treated as national

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Tsinghua University Powers China’s AI Ambitions

November 20, 2025
Diplomacy

Tsinghua University, China’s premier science and technology institution, is emerging as a powerhouse in artificial intelligence, translating academic excellence into a surge of startups, patents, and technological influence, Bloomberg reports. The campus,

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India Faces Deadline as Tankers Carrying Sanctioned Russian Crude Race Toward Its Ports

November 20, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

India may soon be forced into a high-stakes test of its energy strategy as tankers carrying millions of barrels of Russian oil approach its coastline just as new US sanctions come into

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Pakistan Builds First Offshore Artificial Island to Boost Oil and Gas Exploration

November 20, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Pakistan is preparing to launch an ambitious offshore energy project as it races to accelerate exploration of what some officials believe could be significant untapped reserves. According to reporting from Bloomberg, state-owned

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Myanmar Seizes Nearly 10,000 Phones in Border Scam Crackdown

November 20, 2025
Myanmar/World

Myanmar’s military government has seized close to 10,000 mobile phones and related equipment used in online scam operations as part of an escalating crackdown on criminal syndicates operating near the Thai border,

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