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Germany Signs €2 Billion Deal for Israeli-Made Spike Missiles

October 22, 2025
Defence

Germany is set to purchase Rafael’s Spike anti-tank missiles in a €2 billion ($2.3 billion) deal, Haaretz has reported. The contract, executed through NATO’s procurement agency, was signed with EuroSpike, Rafael’s European

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Japan’s “Iron Lady” or Female Trump?

October 22, 2025
Japan

Japan has a new leader—and she is breaking more than just the glass ceiling. Sanae Takaichi, the first woman to assume the office of Prime Minister in Japan, is being hailed by

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World’s Fastest Bullet Train, Shatters Speed Records in China’s Pre-Service Trials

October 22, 2025
China

The world’s fastest bullet train, the CR450, has begun a series of pre-service trials in China, reaching an impressive speed of 453 kilometers per hour during testing. The new high-speed rail, engineered

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Beyond Narco Boat Busts: Rethinking the War on Cartels

October 21, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Adding to his score of destroying three Narco fast boats, the US military has destroyed what appears to be a semi-submersible, probably striking it with two Hellfire missiles. What options does the

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Infructuous ‘ceasefires’ on Durand Line

October 20, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

On October 18, 2025, successive air strikes by Pakistan in Paktika Province killed eight people, including three club cricketers attending a post-match gathering. The incident sparked particular outrage and inflamed public sentiment

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No Space for Supporting Terrorism in a Nuclearised Environment

October 20, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Pak Army Chief Munir’s misreading of the contemporary nuclear theory and praxis in the Subcontinent is disastrous for his country. Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Asim Munir completely misconstrues

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Life and politics in the time of Genocide

October 20, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics/Human Rights

“No child should be resilient to slaughter, genocide, and massacre. Being resilient is used to justify what is happening before our eyes and later we will call them survivors.”Pradeep Samanjeeva, Project Medical

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India’s Silver Fever Breaks the Global Market

October 19, 2025
News

For weeks, Vipin Raina, head of trading at MMTC-Pamp India Pvt., had been preparing for a silver-buying wave. But when it hit, it overwhelmed even him. As millions of Indians rushed to

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The Man Who Rejected the Nobel Peace Prize

October 19, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

(The Nobel Prize for Peace this year went to a person – María Corina Machado – who has called upon the US government to bomb her own country, Venezuela, and has supported

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World Statistics Day — The Aviation Perspective

October 19, 2025
Aviation/Columns

“Without data, all that you have is an opinion.” …attributed to W. Edwards Deming ~ World Statistics Day falls on 20 October. This day, as the Secretary-General of the United Nations reminds

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Europe Caught in the Crossfire of the US-China Tech War

October 18, 2025
World

The escalating tech war between the United States and China is being closely watched by global powers, but it is Europe that may be paying the highest price. Beijing has recently expanded

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China Purges Top Military Leaders Amid Corruption Crackdown

October 18, 2025
China/World

China has expelled nine senior military officials, including General He Weidong, the vice chairman of the powerful Central Military Commission, from the Communist Party in a sweeping anti-corruption move. The officials, accused

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Zelenskyy Leaves White House Without US Commitment on Tomahawk Missiles

October 18, 2025
Ukraine/United States/World

Volodymyr Zelenskyy departed the White House on Friday without securing an agreement for the supply of Tomahawk long-range missiles to Ukraine. The meeting with US President Donald Trump followed weeks of signals

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Trump Says Maduro Offered Concessions to Avoid US Military Pressure

October 18, 2025
United States/Venezuela/World

US President Donald Trump revealed on Friday that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro had offered “everything” to Washington in order to avert growing military pressure from the United States. Speaking to reporters during

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Deloitte Agrees $34mn Settlement Over Failed Nuclear Project Audits

October 18, 2025
Business

Deloitte has agreed to pay $34 million to investors who blamed the auditor for losses linked to the collapse of the South Carolina utility Scana’s nuclear reactor project, marking a rare securities

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