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New Coronavirus in Brazilian Bats Shares Key Feature with Covid and MERS

October 29, 2025
Health

Scientists have identified a previously unknown coronavirus in bats in Brazil that carries a genetic feature found in the viruses responsible for Covid-19 and MERS, raising fresh attention to the global reach

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India’s IPO Boom Driven by Domestic Investors as LG Electronics Sells Out in Hours

October 29, 2025
Business

India’s initial public offering market is experiencing an unprecedented surge, driven largely by domestic investors, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. LG Electronics India Ltd.’s $1.3 billion IPO on October 7 sold

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China Pushes Ethical Boundaries in Race to Lead Global Biotech

October 29, 2025
China/World

China is accelerating its quest to become a global biotechnology powerhouse, using genetically modified animals in groundbreaking experiments that would face multiple ethical hurdles in the United States or Europe, Bloomberg reports.

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China Softens Coal Pledge, Leaving Room for Rising Consumption Through 2030

October 29, 2025
China/World

China, the world’s largest consumer of coal, has subtly revised its energy policy language, giving itself flexibility to continue increasing coal consumption through the end of the decade, Bloomberg reports. In a

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NASA’s Jet Breaks the Sound Barrier—Without the Boom

October 29, 2025
United States/World

NASA’s X-59 “quiet supersonic” jet took to the skies on Tuesday from Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works facility in Palmdale, California, for its inaugural test flight, according to a press release from Lockheed

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Asia’s Billionaires Are Eating the Future

October 29, 2025
Editorials/Human Rights

Editorial Asia’s glittering skylines tell a lie. Beneath the gleam of new money, towering tech empires and the rhetoric of “inclusive growth”, the continent is quietly eating itself alive. Oxfam’s report, An

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Hundreds of UK Female Soldiers Allege Sexual Abuse During Army Medical Examinations

October 29, 2025
Defence

Hundreds of women who joined the British Army have come forward alleging sexual abuse during medical examinations over the past five decades, sources told The Times UK. The claims, spanning from the

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The Left Wins the Presidential Election in Ireland by a Landslide

October 29, 2025
World

Catherine Connolly (born 1957) only became involved in active politics in 1999. Michael D. Higgins, the outgoing president of Ireland (2011-2025), encouraged Connolly to join the Labour Party and stand for election.

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Sri Lanka Appoints New Spy Master Without Intelligence Experience

October 29, 2025
Defence/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo Sri Lanka’s newly appointed Chief of National Intelligence, Major General Nalinda Niyangoda (Retired), assumed duties this week amid both congratulations and quiet concern. While his 35-year military

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Sahel at the Crossroads: Why Social Cohesion Could Make or Break the Region

October 29, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

A new SIPRI report argues that the region’s future will not be determined by military might or foreign aid alone — it will hinge on whether governments, communities, and international actors can

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China Aligns New ASEAN FTA Upgrade with 15th Five-Year Plan Goals

October 29, 2025
China/World

China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have taken a major step toward deeper regional integration with the signing of the upgraded China-ASEAN Free Trade Area (FTA) 3.0 Upgrade Protocol,

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PwC Shrinks Global Workforce for First Time Since 2010 Amid AI Investment Push

October 29, 2025
Business

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has cut the size of its global workforce for the first time since 2010 and scrapped a five-year hiring target, after investing more than $1 billion last year to accelerate

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OpenAI Restructures with Microsoft in $500 Billion Deal, Paving Way for For-Profit Growth

October 29, 2025
Business

OpenAI has finalised a major restructuring with its external shareholder Microsoft that values the ChatGPT maker at $500 billion and clears the way for it to operate as a for-profit business, The

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Nvidia Launches NVQLink to Bridge AI Chips and Quantum Computers

October 29, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Nvidia Corp. has unveiled a new system designed to connect quantum computers with its artificial intelligence chips, aiming to accelerate advances in medicine, materials science, and supercomputing, Bloomberg reports. The new platform,

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Microsoft’s AI Chief Warns of ‘Fake Consciousness’—Then Builds It Anyway

October 29, 2025
Diplomacy/Education/Interviews

In a conversation with MIT Technology Review, Suleyman addressed what he calls a “deep contradiction” at the heart of AI development: the race to make artificial intelligence friendlier, smarter, and more relatable,

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