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Niger Accuses French Nuclear Firm Orano of Radioactive Dumping

December 6, 2025
Business/Human Rights

Niger’s military government has accused French state-controlled nuclear group Orano of dumping hazardous radioactive waste near a former uranium site, escalating an already tense standoff over control of the country’s uranium industry.

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Berlin Approves Controversial Law Allowing Secret Home Entries for Spyware

December 6, 2025
Business/Human Rights

Berlin police will be permitted to covertly enter private homes to install spyware after the city’s House of Representatives approved sweeping changes to police powers, marking one of the most expansive surveillance

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How China Beat America in the Silicon Battlefield

December 6, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

America has already lost the chip war with China, and the origin story explains why: the semiconductor stack was built as an instrument of state power—an architecture that fixed roles and chokepoints

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U.S. Sets 2027 Deadline for Europe to Take Lead in NATO Defense

December 6, 2025
Business/United States

The United States has informed European allies that it expects them to assume the majority of NATO’s conventional defense responsibilities by 2027, a timeline that several European officials say is not achievable,

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Exiled Assad Insiders Spend Millions to Build Rival Militias, Eyeing Revolt on Syria’s Coast

December 6, 2025
Syria/World

Former Syrian regime insiders living in exile in Moscow are spending millions of dollars to build rival fighting forces with the goal of igniting an uprising along Syria’s Mediterranean coast, according to

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AI Investment Wave Surges Past Historic Tech Spending

December 6, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

The global surge in artificial intelligence investment has accelerated to unprecedented levels, surpassing the scale and speed of spending behind some of history’s most ambitious scientific and technological undertakings, according to industry

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Netflix’s $72 Billion Warner Bros Deal Chosen for Immediate Payoff

December 6, 2025
Business

Netflix’s pursuit of Warner Bros Discovery began as a routine fact-finding effort but ultimately escalated into one of the largest media acquisitions in a decade, a deal that people familiar with the

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Viva Venezuela!

December 6, 2025
Venezuela/World

A very close friend of mine in southern California used to listen to Fox News pretty much non-stop.  The Venezuelan Communists, according to Fox, were planning to invade the USA, he warned me.

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India–Russia: The Summit That Didn’t Deliver

December 6, 2025
India/Russia/World

After weeks of hype over possibility of multiple defence sales agreements to be announced if not contracts inked during the Annual India and Russia Summit on December 05 in the presence of

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Why Sri Lanka Was Unprepared for Cyclone Ditwah?

December 6, 2025
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

This question haunts every survivor, every family member who lost a loved one, every rescue worker who arrived too late. The uncomfortable truth emerging from post-disaster analyses is clear: while the storm

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The Taliban’s Theatre of Terror

December 6, 2025
Defence/Geopolitics

On December 2, Taliban’s Supreme Court announced that, on the orders of Supreme Leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, a man, identified as Mangal, was publicly executed at a stadium in Khost city, the provincial

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America’s New Drone: An Iranian Clone

December 6, 2025
Defence

The US Central Command, a vital player in Middle East security, is now flying a clone of an Iranian drone. The US drone is a copy of the Shaheed 136, the same

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Risking Death to Save the Planet

December 6, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Land and environmental defenders—Indigenous leaders, farmers, conservationists, and community activists—risk their lives opposing the destructive exploitation of natural resources. Global Witness defines them as people who “take a stand… against the unjust,

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Trump’s South Asia Gambit

December 6, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

President Trump’s mediation of the May 2025 ceasefire marked a pivotal shift in U.S. South Asia policy. Historically, Washington prioritized India as its principal strategic ally to balance regional powers and promote

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Namibia: Military Gun-Smuggling Syndicate Exposed

December 6, 2025
World

A long-running syndicate accused of smuggling military-owned guns onto the black market in Namibia and South Africa has come into sharper focus, as new information obtained by The Issue links the Ministry

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