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Chinese AI Developers May Shift to Commercial Licensing as Global Demand Surges, Goldman Sachs Says

July 28, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Chinese artificial intelligence developers are likely to reconsider their open-source business strategies by introducing commercial licensing fees for companies that host their AI models, as they seek to generate greater revenue from

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India Tightens Exam Security as AI Surveillance of Student Protests Faces Court Challenge

July 28, 2026
India/World

India’s government has unveiled a fresh package of reforms aimed at strengthening the integrity of public examinations after nationwide protests over leaked entrance exam papers, while simultaneously facing a court challenge over

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Apple’s Incoming CEO Pledges to Expand Entertainment Push as Leadership Transition Begins

July 28, 2026
Business

Apple’s incoming chief executive, John Ternus, has pledged to build on the company’s growing momentum in the entertainment sector when he takes over leadership of the iPhone maker in September, signalling continuity

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Indian Rupee Stabilises as RBI Intervention Counters Stronger Dollar

July 28, 2026
Business

The Indian rupee is expected to hold above the 96-per-dollar mark when trading opens on Tuesday, with sustained intervention by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and a decline in global oil

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Asian Markets Tumble as AI Spending Concerns Hit Chip Stocks

July 28, 2026
Business

Asian stock markets fell sharply on Tuesday, led by heavy losses in semiconductor shares, as investors grew increasingly concerned about the enormous funding requirements of the artificial intelligence boom. At the same

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Former JPMorgan Banker Expands Lawsuit with New Claims of Racism and Sexual Coercion

July 28, 2026
Business/Judiciary

A former JPMorgan Chase banker has expanded his lawsuit against the United States’ largest bank, filing an amended complaint that adds new defendants and fresh allegations of racial discrimination, sexual coercion and

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When Shaw Met Lu Xun: Eight Hours That Endured a Century

July 28, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

A symposium in Shanghai has revisited the celebrated eight-hour meeting between Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw and Chinese literary pioneer Lu Xun in 1933, using historical reenactments, scholarly discussion and cultural exchange

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No New Ideas to end the Ukraine War

July 28, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

On the sidelines of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers meeting in Manila, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The meeting was planned ahead, hence the US

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Who Will Control Colombo’s Gateway? The $40 Million Question Behind SAGT’s Final Years

July 28, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo As the clock counts down towards the scheduled expiry of South Asia Gateway Terminals’ (SAGT) 30-year concession in 2029, an unexpected development has reignited debate over the

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AI and the Productivity Paradox — The Aviation Example

July 28, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Paradox of Intelligent Automation Artificial intelligence (AI) has become the defining technological phenomenon of the twenty-first century. Governments extol its capacity to stimulate economic growth; industries regard it as the indispensable

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