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BYD Recalls 183,000 Cars Over Brake Pedal Safety Risk

September 18, 2026
News/Technology

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD will immediately recall more than 180,000 cars to address a manufacturing defect affecting a brake pedal component, China’s market regulator said on Friday. The recall covers 183,211

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Volkswagen Recalls 208,724 US Vehicles Over Steering Failure Risk

September 18, 2026
News/Technology

Volkswagen is recalling 208,724 vehicles in the United States because of a faulty steering rack bolt that could break and result in a loss of steering control, the US National Highway Traffic

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US F-35 Sale Puts Saudi Arabia at the Centre of a New Middle East Power Test

September 18, 2026
Saudi Arabia/United States/World

The United States has approved the potential sale of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Lightning II fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, a decision that could reshape military calculations in the Middle East as the

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Sweden’s Narrow Election Win Opens a New Coalition Battle

September 18, 2026
Sweden/World

Sweden’s centre-left opposition has emerged from the country’s parliamentary election with a narrow three-seat majority, bringing Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson’s four-year tenure to an end while opening a difficult round of negotiations

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China-India Dialogue Moves Beyond the Border as Experts Point to AI and Maritime Security

September 18, 2026
Business

The China-India relationship is showing signs of a broader diplomatic engagement, with Indian defence experts at the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum pointing to artificial intelligence governance, maritime security and multilateral cooperation as

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From Petrodollars to AI Dollars: Can Technology Become the Next Pillar of US Currency Power?

September 18, 2026
Business

For decades, one of the foundations of American financial power was the relationship between oil and the US dollar. The oil shocks of the 1970s generated enormous current-account surpluses for petroleum exporters,

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China Is Becoming Cool Again. But Where Are the Jobs?

September 18, 2026
Business

One humid morning in July, Miriam Wickertsheim woke to a phone filled with more than 100 messages from people around the world asking how they could find work in China. For the

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Hong Kong’s Five-Year Bet: Can Finance and China Ties Redefine Its Future?

September 18, 2026
Business

Hong Kong has unveiled its first five-year strategic blueprint, placing the financial sector at the centre of its economic strategy and describing finance as the city’s “pivotal and crowning strength”. The plan,

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Afghanistan’s Mothers Are Running Out of Lifelines

September 18, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Sakina knew the risks. In the final days of her pregnancy, she was living in Pas Kuran, a village in Kuran wa Munjan, one of the most remote districts in northeastern Afghanistan.

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Israel’s Human Rights Reckoning Is Becoming Harder to Ignore

September 18, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

For Yuli Novak, the crisis facing Israel and the Palestinians cannot be reduced to one government, one prime minister or even the events of the past few years. The director of the

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The Body Has Become a Political Battlefield

September 18, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Paul B. Preciado has spent much of his intellectual life questioning the boundaries that separate male from female, normal from pathological and accepted identities from those placed outside the social norm. Now

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The Physicist Who Wants AI to Ask the Universe New Questions

September 18, 2026
Diplomacy/Education

At 14, Sabrina González Pasterski built her own aircraft and learned to fly it. At 22, she wrote a paper on gravitational memory and black holes that was subsequently cited by Stephen

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Canada’s European Turn Is a Challenge to Trump

September 18, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The question now is what the EU intends to do with the opening Carney has created. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen had offered Canada an “assoziierte Mitgliedschaft” — an “associated

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Coming War in the Indian Ocean? Iran’s Ships Put Sri Lanka on the Front Line

September 18, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

For more than seven months, the military confrontation between the United States and Iran has transformed parts of the Middle East into a zone of heightened geopolitical tension. Yet the consequences have

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Can Drugs Bridge the Palk Strait?

September 18, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

The Palk Strait has long been a source of tension between Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu, but the growing drug threat offers an opportunity to build practical cooperation. By sharing intelligence, strengthening

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