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Global Yttrium Shortage Sparks Fears for Aerospace and Tech Industries

November 15, 2025
Aviation/Diplomacy

China, which dominates global yttrium production, imposed controls in April that require exporters to obtain government licenses for overseas shipments. The measures, enacted in response to U.S. tariffs, also covered six other

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Bluewashed: How the Beauty Industry Sold an Ocean-Friendly Illusion

November 15, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The personal care industry has mastered the art of marketing eco-consciousness— evolving beyond familiar labels like “green,” “clean,” and “natural”—into a new wave of sea-inspired branding that claims to champion ocean conservation.

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IMF Zeroes In on Kiev as Corruption Scandal Engulfs Zelensky’s Inner Circle

November 15, 2025
Diplomacy/News

The scandal erupted when Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau charged seven individuals, including Timur Mindich, a former longtime business partner of President Vladimir Zelensky, with kickbacks and embezzlement in the Western-funded energy sector.

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Trump: The Man Behind the Myth

November 15, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Donald Trump is not, by instinct, a president who seeks war. But he is a president who believes deeply in projecting strength. And in the US, strength is almost always performed on

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A Breakthrough That Could Rewrite Transplant Medicine

November 15, 2025
Health

A genetically modified pig kidney has survived more than two months inside a human recipient, marking a milestone that scientists say could reshape the future of organ transplantation. In findings published in

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Sand-Sized Robot Swims Through Blood Vessels to Deliver Drugs with Precision

November 15, 2025
Education/Health

A dissolvable microrobot no larger than a grain of sand has been shown to swim through blood vessels in pigs and sheep, delivering drugs with pinpoint accuracy and offering a potential alternative

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Ancient Dog Skulls Reveal Surprising Diversity Long Before Modern Breeding

November 15, 2025
Education/Health

A sweeping analysis of more than 600 ancient and modern dog and wolf skulls suggests that the extraordinary variety seen in today’s dog breeds began thousands of years earlier than the Victorian

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Bangladesh’s Trial of Shame

November 15, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

Bangladesh now stands at the precipice of a judicial disgrace. Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has denounced the so-called International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) as a politically choreographed “hatchet job,” and the evidence

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Bihar Vote Count Begins: A Litmus Test for Modi

November 14, 2025
India/World

Vote counting has begun in Bihar, India’s poorest yet politically pivotal state, in an election seen as a barometer of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity after a year marked by economic and

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Saudi Crown Prince Heads to Washington Amid High-Stakes US Ties

November 14, 2025
Saudi Arabia/World

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is set to arrive in Washington next week for a high-profile visit with President Donald Trump, Bloomberg reports, marking his first trip to the US

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Stranded Chinese Astronauts to Return After Space Junk Scare

November 14, 2025
China/World

Chinese astronauts stranded aboard the Tiangong space station are set to return to Earth on Friday, after a suspected piece of space debris damaged their spacecraft and delayed their original departure. The

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Taiwan Opposition Leader Says Peace With China Requires 1992 Consensus

November 14, 2025
Taiwan/World

Cheng Li-wun, the newly elected chair of Taiwan’s opposition Kuomintang (KMT), has ignited fierce political debate after telling Nikkei Asia that the only reliable way to ensure peace with China is for

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China’s Economy Hits a Wall as Growth Weakens Across Key Sectors

November 14, 2025
Diplomacy/News

China’s economy showed its softest factory output and retail sales growth in more than a year in October, according to data reported by Reuters, adding urgency to Beijing’s struggle to counter mounting

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India’s Notorious Nithari Murder Case Reopens Old Wounds as Key Conviction Overturned

November 14, 2025
Human Rights/News

A chilling sense of déjà vu has returned to the village of Nithari after India’s Supreme Court overturned the final conviction of Surinder Koli, the domestic aide once at the center of

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Chaos: The Trump Doctrine for Latin America

November 14, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

law is for losers. A newly minted War Department, deploying the most lethal killing machine in world history, need not hide behind the sham of promoting democracy. Recall that in 2023 Trump boasted: “When

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