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NATO Weighs ‘Pre-Emptive’ Action Against Russia After Surge in Hybrid Attacks

December 2, 2025
Geopolitics/World

NATO is actively considering “pre-emptive” measures against Russia following a series of hybrid attacks across Europe, a senior alliance official has warned, signaling a potential shift toward a more forceful deterrence strategy

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DeepSeek’s New AI Models Ignite Fresh Fight With Silicon Valley

December 2, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

China’s DeepSeek has unveiled two new versions of its fast-evolving artificial-intelligence model, escalating the global contest over advanced reasoning systems. Just weeks after releasing an experimental build dubbed DeepSeek-V3.2-Exp, the Hangzhou-based company

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Nvidia Pumps $2 Billion Into Synopsys, Fueling Fresh Concerns Over AI-Era Investment Loops

December 2, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Nvidia has poured $2 billion into Synopsys, taking a major equity stake in one of the world’s most influential chip-design software makers as part of an expanded engineering and design partnership. The

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India’s Current Account Gap Jumps as Trump’s 50% Tariff Hammers Exports

December 2, 2025
Business

India’s current account deficit widened sharply in the July–September quarter after US President Donald Trump’s 50% tariff on Indian goods weakened export performance. The deficit rose to $12.3 billion, or 1.3% of

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UK Budget Watchdog Chief Quits After Catastrophic Leak Shakes Reeves’ Fiscal Moment

December 2, 2025
Business

The head of the UK’s Office for Budget Responsibility resigned on Monday after the fiscal watchdog accidentally published its full analysis of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ budget moments before she was due to

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Netanyahu Poised to Name Next Mossad Chief Amid Intensifying Internal Contest

December 2, 2025
Israel/World

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to announce his choice for the next Mossad director in the coming days, as the race to succeed outgoing intelligence chief David Barnea enters its final

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Oxford Scholar Quits Amid Claims of Sex Misconduct and Bullying

December 2, 2025
Education/Health/Human Rights

A senior University of Oxford academic has stepped down after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, bullying, and unwanted advances toward female students and junior colleagues. The revelations, first examined in a Bloomberg

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Senior Officer Says UK SAS Afghanistan War Crimes Were Deliberately Downplayed

December 2, 2025
Defence/Human Rights

A senior military officer has told an independent inquiry that a cover-up of potential war crimes committed by UK special forces in Afghanistan appeared to stem from a “conscious decision” by the

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Carlsberg Unveils a £300 Crimson Brew Aiming to Redefine Beer

December 2, 2025
Business

In a bright glass-walled laboratory in Copenhagen, Zoran Gojkovic lifts a glowing red liquid to the light with the reverence of a sommelier handling a rare Burgundy. The drink, called Rubedo, radiates

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Sanctioned Billionaire Oligarch Sues UK Over Asset Freeze

December 2, 2025
Business

A sanctioned Russian-Israeli billionaire is suing the British government in a high-stakes international arbitration case, challenging measures imposed on him after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Mikhail Fridman, co-founder of Alfa-Bank and

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The Jihadi Mastermind Who Slipped MI5 and Rebuilt ISIS From a Cave Empire

December 2, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

It was a rare stroke of luck for Somali and US forces locked in a grinding war against the Islamic State’s most dangerous surviving branch. A captured ISIS fighter, exhausted and bleeding

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India to Develop Long-Range Indigenous Drones Powered by Home-Built Engines

December 2, 2025
India/World

India is preparing to launch a new generation of long-range unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) powered entirely by locally developed engines, signalling a major step in its push for defence self-reliance. According to

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Guinea-Bissau Military Bans Protests as ECOWAS Delegation Arrives

December 2, 2025
World

Guinea-Bissau’s military authorities have imposed an outright ban on protests, strikes and any activity deemed a threat to “peace and stability,” escalating their control just hours before a high-level delegation from West

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Landmine Casualties Reach Four-Year High as States Withdraw from Global Ban

December 2, 2025
Defence/Human Rights

Global deaths and injuries from landmines and unexploded ordnance surged to their highest level in four years in 2024, driven by escalating conflicts and a wave of withdrawals from the international treaty

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Missiles in the Shadows: North Korea’s Quiet Nuclear Revolution

December 2, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

North Korea has spent the past decade doing what few believed was possible: quietly transforming itself into one of the world’s most heavily armed nuclear states. Despite a struggling economy and crushing sanctions,

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