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Sri Lanka and the JVP’s Curse of Power

December 21, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

“Whenever Jupiter changes position, the JVP becomes powerful. But that power never lasts long. Within two or three years, it fades away. That happened in 1971. It happened in 1987. It happened

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Sri Lanka: Has the NPP Lost Its Way?

December 21, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

Repressive government actions that restrict citizen behaviour undermine political legitimacy and fuel anti-government sentiment, as history has repeatedly demonstrated, the Soviet Union being a case in point. Rather than quelling dissent, repression

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What Happened in 2025?

December 21, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future. — attributed to Niels Bohr It has been my custom, bordering on a private ritual, to begin each calendar year with The World Ahead of The Economist and

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Bangladesh: Murder Sparks Vandalism and Instability

December 21, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

On December 18, 2025, the death of Sharif Osman Hadi, spokesperson of the Inqilab Mancha and a prospective candidate for the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election, triggered a rapid escalation of protests

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Putin Floats Election-Day Pause in Strikes

December 20, 2025
Russia/World

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Moscow would consider refraining from deep strikes on Ukraine on the day the country holds a presidential election, provided that millions of Ukrainians currently

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Germany Weighs Offensive Spy Powers

December 20, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Germany’s government is considering a major expansion of powers for its foreign intelligence service that would allow it to carry out sabotage, cyberattacks and other offensive operations overseas, according to a report

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The Next Wars

December 20, 2025
Defence

The international security environment entering 2026 is marked by an intensity, breadth, and complexity of conflict risks unseen since the end of the Second World War. According to the Center for Preventive

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Pinochet’s Shadow Returns

December 20, 2025
Chile/World

In jubilation, when news reached him from Lima that arch-conservative candidate José Antonio Kast had emerged victorious in Chile’s presidential election, Argentina’s right wing president Javier Milei posted a map of South

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Inside AI’s Boomtown Moment

December 20, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

What was once a niche gathering of academics has become the beating heart of the artificial intelligence industry. According to the Wall Street Journal, this year’s Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems,

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Universal Eyes Saudi Theme Park Push

December 20, 2025
Business

Universal Studios is in the early planning stages of building a new theme park in Saudi Arabia, a move that could position Comcast’s entertainment arm in direct competition with Disney as global

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Morgan Stanley Poised for Pole Position in SpaceX IPO

December 20, 2025
Business

Morgan Stanley is emerging as a leading contender for a top underwriting role in SpaceX’s long-anticipated initial public offering, leveraging its long-standing relationship with chief executive Elon Musk, according to people familiar

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SoftBank Scrambles to Fund OpenAI Bet

December 20, 2025
Business

SoftBank Group is racing to assemble a $22.5 billion funding commitment to OpenAI by the end of the year, turning to asset sales, balance-sheet cash and potential borrowing as founder Masayoshi Son

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Court Hands Musk a Massive Win

December 20, 2025
Business

Elon Musk’s long-delayed 2018 compensation package from Tesla, once valued at $56 billion, was reinstated on Friday after the Delaware Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling that had scrapped the deal.

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Vengeance From the Sky

December 20, 2025
Syria/United States/World

The United States military carried out a large-scale assault on Islamic State positions across Syria on Friday, striking more than 70 targets in what officials described as a direct response to a

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Humans Face Pareidolic Experiences to Our Advantage

December 20, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

Imagine that you notice an unfamiliar male face out of the corner of your eye. You turn to look at it, but it turns out that you perceived a face-like visual cue—a

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