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$10 Trillion Could Save the Planet — If the World Acts Fast

November 5, 2025
Diplomacy

A decade-long effort to steer the planet away from the most catastrophic impacts of climate change has stumbled, with the Paris Agreement’s most ambitious target of limiting global warming to 1.5°C now

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OpenAI Brings Viral AI Video App to Android

November 5, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI is expanding its AI-powered social video app, Sora, to Android devices, following its highly downloaded and controversial launch on iPhone last month. The app will initially be available by invite only

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EU Commits to 90% Emissions Cut by 2035

November 5, 2025
Diplomacy

European Union member states have endorsed a landmark agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 90% over the next decade compared with 1990 levels, reinforcing the bloc’s leadership in global climate action.

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China’s $468 Billion Oil Push Rewrites Global Energy Dynamics

November 5, 2025
Business

Some 20 kilometers off the coast of Tianjin, a towering offshore platform rises from the Bohai Sea, symbolizing China’s $468 billion drive to boost domestic oil and gas output. The Caofeidian 11-1

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AI Chip Stocks Plunge as Market Fears Mount

November 5, 2025
Business

The global selloff in semiconductor stocks accelerated this week as investors fretted over stretched valuations among some of the artificial intelligence sector’s biggest winners. South Korea’s Kospi fell as much as 6.2%

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New York Elects Zohran Mamdani, Its First Muslim Mayor

November 5, 2025
Geopolitics/United States

New Yorkers chose Zohran Mamdani as their next mayor on Tuesday, November 4, in a vote that drew national attention and marked a milestone in the city’s political history. The 34-year-old state

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The Five-Year Plan of a Beautiful China

November 5, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Just days before the second round of local elections in Macedonia, everyone here seems obsessed with one question: who will control the municipalities —and through them, control us? Power in this country

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Cheney: The Vice President of War

November 4, 2025
Editorials

Editorial Dick Cheney has died at 84, and with his passing, the world loses not a gentle statesman, nor a public servant, but a man who wielded power with a ruthlessness that

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When Music Spoke Without Words: Turkish Ensemble in Colombo

November 4, 2025
Culture/Diplomacy/Editor's Choice

by Our Correspondent in Colombo It was one of those rare evenings that linger gently in memory, a night when music spoke a language older and deeper than words. On the evening

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Ambuluwawa Rising: Where Faith, Engineering and Ecology Reshape Sri Lanka’s Future

November 4, 2025
Business/Sri Lanka

by Our Economic Affairs Editor The story of the Ambuluwawa Religious and Biodiversity Complex in Gampola is far more than an account of architecture or conservation. It is the chronicle of how

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Secret Agents, Big Payouts: Inside Black Cube’s Covert War in Online Gambling

November 4, 2025
World

A series of newly released court documents has exposed the shadowy tactics and lucrative rewards behind Black Cube’s secret investigation into online gaming group Evolution, revealing how the private intelligence firm received

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President Lee Declares South Korea’s “AI Era” With $7 Billion Tech Push

November 4, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has placed artificial intelligence at the center of his administration’s economic vision, pledging to transform industries, public services, and national defense through aggressive AI investment and

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Japan’s Global Debt Boom Signals the End of the Easy Money Era

November 4, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

The era of nearly free money in Japan is over—and the nation’s companies are responding with unprecedented vigor on the global stage. According to Bloomberg, Japanese firms have raised $132 billion so

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Inside Trump’s Mysterious Pardon of the Crypto King

November 4, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/United States

President Donald Trump has pardoned Changpeng Zhao, the billionaire founder of Binance Holdings Ltd., marking one of the most controversial acts of clemency in his second term. As Bloomberg reports, Zhao, one

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Egypt’s Grand Museum Sparks Renewed Global Push to Reclaim Stolen Treasures

November 4, 2025
Egypt/World

Egyptian heritage campaigners have declared a turning point in their long-running effort to bring home ancient treasures held in Western museums, including the Rosetta Stone in London, following the official opening of

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