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Sir Creek: India and Pakistan’s Low-Hanging Powder Keg

October 10, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

In the Jean-Jacques Annaud film based on William Craig’s 1973 nonfiction book Enemy at the Gates: The Battle for Stalingrad, Nikita Khrushchev, immediately after arriving in Stalingrad front as the new principal commissar, deputed by

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NATO Weighs Stronger Measures Against Russia

October 10, 2025
World

NATO allies are exploring a more forceful response to Russia’s increasingly provocative actions, including the possible deployment of armed drones along the alliance’s eastern border and easing rules for pilots to engage

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Understanding APEC: Trump’s Tariff War

October 10, 2025
Diplomacy

Decades from now, our current moment will appear as a moment of great change: seismic shifts are parting the way to a multipolar world. In response, the Trump administration is waging global

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Sri Lanka: Police Brutality Erupts Over Mannar Wind Project Protests

October 10, 2025
News/Sri Lanka

A brutal police crackdown on September 27 against residents of Mannar, who have been staging a continuous 60-day satyagraha to demand community consultation on the Wind Power Project (Phase II), has drawn

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Walk, Talk, Think: Learning Beyond AI

October 10, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Summary: In the age of AI-assisted writing, traditional essays no longer guarantee genuine learning. Martina Moneke argues that students should engage in one-hour, one-on-one conversations with instructors about major course topics, ideally

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Afghanistan Without Washington: Eurasia Takes the Lead

October 10, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

On October 7, 2025, the seventh Moscow Format meeting convened in Moscow, marking a significant step in regional diplomacy on Afghanistan. Attended by representatives from Russia, China, India, Iran, Pakistan, and Central

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UN to Slash Global Peacekeeping Force by 25% Amid US Funding Cuts

October 9, 2025
World

The United Nations announced Wednesday that it will cut a quarter of its global peacekeeping force in the coming months, forcing thousands of troops to return home from missions worldwide. The decision

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Argentina Cripples Milei’s Wings Ahead of Midterms

October 9, 2025
Argentina/World

Argentina’s Congress delivered a significant blow to President Javier Milei on Wednesday, voting overwhelmingly to restrict his ability to govern by decree, marking the latest setback for the right-wing leader. The lower

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First Brands Bankruptcy Exposes Billions in Hidden Liabilities and Flaws in US Rules

October 9, 2025
Business

The collapse of First Brands Group, an Ohio-based auto parts manufacturer, has highlighted major shortcomings in US accounting standards and the persistent risks of off-balance-sheet financing, revealing billions in hidden liabilities that

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India’s Central Bank Battles as Rupee Becomes Asia’s Worst Currency of 2025

October 9, 2025
Diplomacy/News

India’s central bank has significantly stepped up interventions in offshore currency markets in a bid to stabilize the rupee, Bloomberg reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. Over the past two to

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Why Superintelligent AI Won’t Solve the World’s Real Problems

October 9, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

I have a longtime friend whom I’ve known since my college days, who made his money as an investor and entrepreneur at the edge of the tech world. One constant about him

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China Expands Rare Earth Export Curbs to Foreign-Made Products Ahead of US Talks

October 9, 2025
China/World

China is set to tighten restrictions on rare earth minerals, extending export controls to items manufactured abroad that use materials sourced from the country. The move marks an escalation in tensions between

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HSBC Moves to Take Hang Seng Bank Private in $37 Billion Deal

October 9, 2025
Business

HSBC Holdings Plc plans to take its Hong Kong-based subsidiary, Hang Seng Bank Ltd., private in a deal valued at approximately $37 billion, signaling a major bet on the city’s financial recovery

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UK Faces Climate Policy Backlash as Energy Innovators Push for Affordable Green Power

October 9, 2025
Business/Interviews

The United Kingdom, long regarded as a global leader in climate action, is now grappling with political resistance that could jeopardize its decades-long progress toward net-zero emissions. The country’s pioneering Climate Change

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1971 Warned Us: Bangladesh Is Not for Sale

October 9, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” — George Santayana History is not a distant tale embalmed in the sepia of old photographs; it is a living, breathing

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