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Netanyahu Rejects Palestinian State as US Pushes UN Gaza Plan

November 17, 2025
Diplomacy

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Sunday that Israel will not accept a Palestinian state under any circumstances and insisted that Hamas would be disarmed — willingly or by force. His

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Chinese Coast Guard Enters Disputed Waters as Tokyo–Beijing Tensions Spike

November 17, 2025
China/Japan/World

Four armed Chinese Coast Guard vessels entered waters administered by Japan early Sunday, intensifying a diplomatic flare-up triggered by recent remarks from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding Taiwan. Japan’s Coast Guard

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Truth After Authority

November 17, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Teaching my course on “Truth and Politics”, I’m struck by how prescient Hannah Arendt was: factual reality is stubborn, but the meaning of facts is endlessly contested. We live inside that contest.

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India’s Government Moves to Seize Bangalore Palace

November 17, 2025
India/World

In March, HK Patil, Karnataka’s state law minister, presented a controversial bill to the legislature that allows the government to seize Bangalore Palace and its 472 acres of prime city-centre land from

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Diamond Industry Pushes to Rewrite the Rules on ‘Conflict Stones’

November 17, 2025
Business

The diamond industry is calling for urgent reform of the Kimberley Process, the international pact created to eliminate trade in conflict diamonds, amid growing criticism from activists who say the system has

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Singapore’s Gleaming Financial Hub Rocked by Massive Scam-Linked Asset Seizures

November 17, 2025
Business/Corruption

Singapore police have carried out one of the country’s most sweeping financial crime operations in years, confiscating hundreds of millions of dollars in assets — including luxury cars, a yacht and extensive

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UN Labour Agency Considers Controversial Move to Qatar

November 17, 2025
Business

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is weighing a move of its Middle East regional headquarters from Beirut to Doha, raising alarm among staff over potential compromises to the UN agency’s independence and

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How the CIA’s Soviet War Scare Files Vanished: The Quiet Erasure of Able Archer History

November 17, 2025
Diplomacy/History

The National Security Archive (NSA) has released a new tranche of declassified material that it says restores key historical records the U.S. State Department quietly deleted from an official history of the

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Britain Plans Biggest Asylum Crackdown in a Generation

November 17, 2025
United Kingdom/World

Britain announced on Saturday that it intends to revoke statutory duties such as housing and weekly allowances for asylum seekers who are able to work but choose not to, as well as

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CARICOM Delegation Presses Britain on Reparations

November 17, 2025
United Kingdom/World

The Caribbean Community’s reparations commission will meet British officials and politicians from November 17 to 20, aiming to advance cooperation and promote public education on the reparations agenda. The talks come amid

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Hambantota Port in Sri Lanka Sees 151% Cargo Surge

November 16, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Hambantota International Port (HIP) has reported a remarkable surge in cargo volumes, reaching over 6 million metric tons by September 2025, representing a 151 percent increase compared to the same period last

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The Great Purge That Shaped Truman’s Presidency

November 16, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

by Durga Velayudham When Harry S. Truman assumed the presidency on April 12, 1945, it was not simply as Roosevelt’s successor: it was as the man left in the wake of FDR’s

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China Marks Milestone as Guinea’s Simandou Iron Ore Project Ships First Ore

November 16, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The event marked the departure of the first ore shipment from the world’s largest known untapped deposit of high-grade iron ore, a major victory for the Simandou consortium. The Chinese delegation, led

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The Trapped Titan: Sri Lanka’s Mahinda at Eighty

November 16, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa will celebrate his eightieth birthday next Tuesday. Whether we admire or despise his politics, there is no denying that he decisively shaped the destiny of this island for

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China’s Five-Year Plan: A Risky Bet on Self-Reliance

November 16, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Every few years since 1953, the Chinese government has unveiled a new master strategy for its economy: the all-important five-year plan. For the most part, these blueprints have been geared at spurring growth and

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