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Blacklisted Russian LNG Continues Flow to China Despite UK Sanctions

October 16, 2025
Business

Russian liquefied natural gas shipments targeted by UK sanctions are continuing to enter China, as Moscow and Beijing appear prepared to circumvent London’s latest restrictions, Bloomberg reported. On Wednesday, the UK imposed

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From $93 Million to $23 Billion and Back: Villar’s Manila Land Sparks Shock and Scrutiny

October 16, 2025
Business/Corruption

On the outskirts of Manila lies a largely empty stretch of land that became the center of a financial whirlwind when Manuel Villar, the Philippines’ richest man, moved it between companies in

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Australian Jobs Slip as Unemployment Surges, Boosting RBA Rate-Cut Bets

October 16, 2025
Business

Australian unemployment rose more than anticipated in September, while job growth lagged expectations, signaling a loosening labor market and heightening expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia may cut interest rates as

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Beta Technologies Targets $825 Million IPO Amid US Government Shutdown

October 16, 2025
Business/Electric vehicles

Beta Technologies Inc., the Vermont-based developer of electric aircraft, is seeking to raise up to $825 million in an initial public offering, proceeding with the plan despite the ongoing US government shutdown,

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Paxos Briefly Mints $300 Trillion of PayPal Stablecoin

October 16, 2025
Business/Cryptocurrency

Stablecoin issuer Paxos mistakenly minted $300 trillion of PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin on Wednesday before swiftly burning the excess, Bloomberg reported. The error occurred at 3:12 PM EST during an internal transfer and

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Trump Confirms CIA Operations in Venezuela

October 16, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

US President Donald Trump confirmed on Wednesday that he has authorized CIA operations on Venezuelan soil. The decision allows intelligence operatives to conduct missions targeting the government of President Nicolas Maduro, whom

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NATO Eyes Expanded Rules to Engage Russian Jets

October 16, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

NATO defense chiefs have been privately advocating for expanded engagement rules to permit the shooting down of Russian jets armed with ground-attack missiles. The move aims to create a “unified, single air

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Migrants Targeted by Libyan Militia in International Waters

October 16, 2025
Libya/World

A fishing vessel carrying 170 migrants came under fire from a Libyan militia on Sunday, highlighting the growing risks faced by migrants attempting to reach Europe. The attack, reported by Times UK,

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Thai Army Investigates Landmine Incident Along Cambodia Border

October 16, 2025
Cambodia/Thailand/World

Thailand has accused Cambodia of planting new anti-personnel landmines along their shared border, following a July 16 incident in which Thai Second Lieutenant Baramee Sricha’s patrol triggered a mine that severed a

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Pentagon Press Area Empties as Journalists Reject New Access Policy

October 16, 2025
Journalism/United States/World

Dozens of journalists covering the U.S. Defense Department vacated their offices at the Pentagon on Wednesday and returned their press credentials after refusing to sign a new Pentagon access policy, Reuters reports.

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Italy Halts Extradition of Nord Stream Suspect

October 16, 2025
Italy/World

Italy’s top court has blocked the extradition to Germany of Sergey Kuznetsov, a Ukrainian national suspected of orchestrating the 2022 Nord Stream gas pipeline sabotage. The Court of Cassation ruled in favor

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The Men Who Made Royals Scouts

October 16, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

Inspired by an article written about the late Mr Viji Weerasinghe by our former Deputy Principal at Royal College, Mrs Lakshmi Arygalle, I decided to write this piece about two Scout Masters

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Operation Sindoor: A Victory India Can’t Afford

October 16, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

After its partial victory against Pakistan in Operation Sindoor 1.0, India’s political and military leadership has been emboldened to the brink of bravado — a stance that is both risky and dangerous.

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Trump’s Bold Bet on Middle East Peace

October 16, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

On Monday, October 13, 2025, President Donald J. Trump convened “The Middle East Peace Plan” summit with twenty chiefs of state and heads of government in Egypt. Accompanying him on the trip

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America’s Submarine Gap: China Surges as U.S. Struggles to Stay Afloat

October 16, 2025
Geopolitics

China’s Victory Day parade in September offered a striking message to Washington: a sleek, uncrewed submarine roughly the size of a semi-truck rolled through Tiananmen Square, symbolizing Beijing’s ambitions to dominate the

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