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U.S. Treasury Chief Warns Government Shutdown Is Hurting the Economy

October 14, 2025
United States/World

The ongoing U.S. federal government shutdown is beginning to take a toll on the nation’s economy, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned on Monday, as the closure entered its 13th day with no

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German Spy Boss Warns of Escalating Russian Threat to Europe

October 14, 2025
Defence/News

Germany’s new foreign intelligence chief has labeled Russia a direct threat to the European Union, warning that the current “icy peace” between Moscow and the bloc could escalate into open conflict at

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Fraud Factories in Myanmar Boom Despite Crackdowns

October 14, 2025
Diplomacy

Fraud factories in Myanmar blamed for scamming Chinese and American victims out of billions of dollars remain operational and have expanded, an AFP investigation has found. Satellite imagery and drone footage show

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India and Canada Agree to Reset Diplomatic Ties

October 14, 2025
Canada/India/World

India and Canada announced on Monday that they have reached a consensus on a new roadmap to revive bilateral relations, signaling a reset after years of strained ties during the tenure of

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Hamas Celebrates Release of Palestinian Prisoners Amid Gaza Ceasefire

October 14, 2025
World

Hamas congratulated newly freed Palestinian prisoners and their families on Monday, describing their release as a “bright national milestone” in the ongoing struggle for independence and sovereignty. In a statement, the movement

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War is Over, But History Insists Otherwise

October 14, 2025
Editorials

Editorial Yet another battle is over—that’s what we hear. But the war isn’t over; history keeps teaching us this lesson repeatedly. Yet, what happened in Sharm El-Sheikh is important. This is the

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Sri Lanka’s Easter Carnage: What Ravi Knows That We Don’t

October 14, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

It has been reported that SLMC MP Nizam Kariapper is likely to find himself in hot water over his social media post that Secretary to the Public Security Ministry and former Senior

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Trump Turns Up the Heat on Putin With Tomahawk Threat

October 14, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

US President Donald Trump, in the midst of his triumph ending the Gaza war and gaining the return of the Israeli hostages, is jacking up the pressure on Russia. The major threat,

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Google Bets Big on India With $10 Billion Data Center Project

October 14, 2025
Business

Alphabet Inc.’s Google is planning to invest more than $10 billion in southern India to build a massive 1-gigawatt data center, one of its largest global infrastructure commitments and a major step

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Silver Shatters Four-Decade Record, Surges Past $52.50 an Ounce

October 14, 2025
Business

Spot silver prices soared to an unprecedented high above $52.50 an ounce, eclipsing the record set during the infamous attempt to corner the global market in 1980. The precious metal climbed as

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Altcoin Apocalypse Wipes Out $380 Billion as Speculators Flee

October 14, 2025
Business/Cryptocurrency

The altcoin market imploded last week in spectacular fashion, wiping out hundreds of billions of dollars in paper wealth and raising doubts about whether retail speculators will ever return to the digital

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JPMorgan Sets Sights on $600 Billion Asia Boom

October 14, 2025
Business

JPMorgan Asset Management plans to double its Asia-Pacific assets under management to $600 billion within five years, betting on rapid growth in active exchange-traded funds and emerging investment opportunities across the region.

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Bangladesh: The Return of Jamaat

October 14, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Since Sheikh Hasina’s ouster on August 5, 2024, Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) has not only unleashed itself as a formidable domestic force in Bangladesh, but also very much on the international level. As the

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The Powder Keg Between Kabul and Islamabad

October 14, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

The overnight clashes of October 11–12, 2025, along the volatile 2,640-kilometre Durand Line between Afghanistan and Pakistan marked one of the deadliest confrontations in recent years, resulting in several deaths and reigniting

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The Fourth Branch: How Conscience and Civic Vigilance May Save the Republic

October 14, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Martina Moneke explores a novel framework for civic resilience: the “fourth branch” of government, a decentralized network of moral and civic actors who protect the Republic when formal institutions fail. Lower courts,

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