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Trump’s Return and India’s Reckoning

November 10, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Donald Trump’s return to power has transformed South Asian politics. The United States has long regarded India as a strategic ally because it joined the QUAD alliance to pursue specific goals in

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Syrian President, Ex-Al-Qaeda Leader Play Basketball With U.S. Generals

November 10, 2025
Defence

Footage circulating widely online has stirred international controversy after appearing to show Syrian President Asaad Al-Shaibani — a former member of extremist groups — and ex-Al-Qaeda affiliate leader Ahmad Al-Sharaa playing basketball

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Iran’s Oil Exports to China Soar to Highest Level Since U.S. Sanctions

November 10, 2025
Business

Iran’s oil exports to China have reached their highest level in more than seven years, marking a significant milestone for Tehran’s energy sector despite the continued weight of U.S. sanctions. According to

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Ex-Spy Chiefs Launch Startup to Shield Companies from AI Data Leaks

November 9, 2025
Geopolitics

A group of former British spy chiefs, including Sir Jeremy Fleming, former head of the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), has launched a company aimed at protecting corporate secrets from being inadvertently exposed

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Chagos Islands Bill Stalled Amid Security, Legal, and Diplomatic Concerns

November 9, 2025
Diplomacy

The UK’s Chagos Islands Bill is in limbo after the House of Lords delayed proceedings, citing the need for consultations with the Chagossian community and unresolved strategic and legal issues. An amendment

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Jung Chang Warns: A World Without Books Will “Brutalise” Humanity

November 9, 2025
China/Human Rights/World

Jung Chang, the celebrated author of Wild Swans, has warned that the growing neglect of reading will “brutalise” society, arguing that books are essential for nurturing empathy and preserving humanity. Speaking to

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BBC to Apologise Over Doctored Trump Clip Amid Growing Scandals

November 9, 2025
Journalism/World

The BBC is bracing for a public apology on Monday after admitting a major editorial error in a Panorama documentary that aired a doctored clip of President Trump’s speech on January 6,

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AI Won’t Kill Jobs—It Can Create Them for Everyone

November 9, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

In a column for Times UK, former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has urged Britain to embrace artificial intelligence as a force for job creation, rather than fearing it will make humans redundant.

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UK Probes Security Risk from Chinese-Made Electric Buses

November 9, 2025
Business/Electric vehicles

The UK government is investigating a potential security loophole involving Chinese-made electric buses that could allow them to be remotely disabled while in operation. Officials are working with the National Cyber Security

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Taiwan Exports Hit Record $61.8 Billion as AI Boom Drives Growth

November 9, 2025
Business

Taiwan’s exports reached an unprecedented US$61.8 billion last month, rising 49.7 percent from a year earlier, as global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) applications and new consumer electronics powered shipments of high-tech

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Trump-Linked Crypto Firm Sparks US-Pakistan Financial Network Concerns

November 9, 2025
Business/Cryptocurrency

World Liberty Financial (WLF), a cryptocurrency firm closely associated with US President Donald Trump and his family, has become a central node in a complex financial and political network linking the United

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The Impossible Object of Sex: My talk with Alenka Zupančič

November 9, 2025
Interviews

Editor’s Note: The following interview was originally published in The Sunday Island, a Colombo-based weekly newspaper. What does it mean to claim that psychoanalysis is inherently feminist? How can the unconscious, that

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Indo—Israel Nexus: Axis of the New East

November 9, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

J.N. Dixit, India’s former National Security Adviser and one of the country’s most seasoned diplomats, once wrote that the establishment of relations “with South Africa and then with Israel” was the most

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Trump Isn’t the Disease, He’s the Diagnosis

November 9, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

A year has passed since November 2024, when Donald Trump won the US presidential election for the second time. And it makes more sense to start the clock there, rather than on

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The Politics of Survival in Sixteenth-Century Sri Lanka

November 9, 2025
History/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Editor’s Note: This essay has been adapted from an article originally published in the Journal of the Sri Lanka Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1973, Vol. 1. Minor editorial adjustments have

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