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Bedouins Uprooted in Sweida See Little Hope of Return

November 9, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

A week of brutal sectarian violence in Syria’s southern Sweida province in July effectively ended the presence of Bedouins in most Druze-majority areas, and months later, their path home remains unclear. The

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Nvidia Pushes for More Chips as AI Demand Surges

November 9, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang has turned to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) for more chip supplies as the artificial intelligence boom shows no signs of slowing. Speaking to reporters

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Brazil’s Climate Paradox: Lula Hosts COP30 While Betting on Oil

November 9, 2025
Brazil/World

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, host of the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference, embodies a striking paradox in global climate diplomacy: a climate champion calling for more oil, a rainforest

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Sri Lanka’s Education of Shame

November 8, 2025
Editorials/Sri Lanka

Editorial Yet another brutal killing! That was in Kotahena. The headlines have almost become routine — another alleged underworld figure gunned down, another drug bust exposing shocking faces behind respectable masks. But

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North Korea Vows Retaliation Against U.S. and Allies Amid Rising Military Tensions

November 8, 2025
North Korea/World

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s defence minister, No Kwang Chol, told KCNA on Friday that the United States and its allies have “become brazen in its military moves to threaten the

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A Green Revolution for Humanity: China’s Path to Carbon Neutrality

November 8, 2025
Editor's Choice

by Our Economic Affairs Editor China has issued yet another important whitepaper today. Earth is the only home of all humanity, and the imperative to tackle climate change is no longer a

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Bangladesh on the Brink: Hasina Blames Yunus for Chaos and Violence

November 8, 2025
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Bangladesh, a nation shaped by the vision of its founding father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, is facing a perilous political and social crisis, according to former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. In a detailed

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Families Sue OpenAI, Claim GPT-4o Encouraged Suicides

November 8, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Seven families filed lawsuits against OpenAI on Thursday, claiming the company’s GPT-4o model was released before proper safety testing and safeguards were in place. Four of the lawsuits center on ChatGPT’s alleged

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Nuclear Testing: It’s the Pits

November 8, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to restart nuclear testing. The Russians were stunned by the announcement (probably what President Trump intended). However, with or without the Trump announcement, the US probably

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Life in the Shadow of the Taliban’s Religious Police

November 8, 2025
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

In Afghanistan today, the mere mention of the Taliban’s “Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice” — the so-called religious police — is enough to send women and girls trembling. Ostensibly tasked

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Shadow of Valor: Unsung Heroes of Sri Lanka

November 8, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

It was a bright, sunny morning, Monday, the 16th of November 1992. Commander of the Navy, Admiral Clancy Fernando, was preparing to begin another demanding day. His Aide and Personal Secretary, Lt.

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James Watson, DNA Pioneer, Dies at 97 Amid Controversy

November 8, 2025
Education/Health

James Watson, the American biologist co-credited with discovering the double-helix structure of DNA, has died at the age of 97, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory announced Thursday. Watson spent much of his career

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Mass Graves Detected in Darfur as Sudan Conflict Intensifies

November 8, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

New satellite imagery has revealed activity consistent with mass graves in El-Fasher, the Sudanese city seized by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) last month, according to a report released Thursday by

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Saudi Arabia’s Neom Dream Falters as The Line Faces Reality Check

November 8, 2025
Diplomacy

The Line was conceived as a 500-metre-tall, 170km-long glass-and-steel city designed to house nine million residents along a continuous vertical wall. Central to the project was a “hidden marina” with cruise ships

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Trump Boycotts South Africa G20, Citing “Human Rights Abuses”

November 8, 2025
Diplomacy

President Donald Trump announced on Friday that the United States would boycott the upcoming Group of 20 summit in South Africa, claiming the host nation is guilty of “human rights abuses” against

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