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Intense Clashes Erupt Along Pakistan-Afghanistan Border

October 12, 2025
Afghanistan/Pakistan/World

Violent clashes broke out along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border on Saturday night after Taliban forces attacked multiple Pakistani military posts, escalating tensions between the two nations. The flare-up follows a Pakistani airstrike in

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Neocons Gloat as Trump Falls — And Why It’s Dangerous

October 12, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

I still miss the inimitable tag line, Tukde Tukde Gang, literally meaning ‘fragments’, after all these eleven tumultuous years of Indian politics. It was the political catchphrase invented by India’s ruling party, Bharatiya Janata

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How Netanyahu’s Ally in Venezuela Won the Nobel Peace Prize

October 12, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

by Satchi Sithanandan When María Corina Machado named onto the stage in Oslo to receive the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, the applause sounded less like recognition of peace than of politics. Venezuela’s

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Hamas Memo Reveals Chilling October 7 Plans

October 12, 2025
Diplomacy/News

Israeli forces have reportedly recovered a memo in an underground Hamas complex that appears to have been written by Yahya Sinwar, the slain leader of the group. According to reporting, the memo

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Teen Hackers Bring UK Giants to Their Knees

October 12, 2025
Business

An underground group of teenage hackers has gained notoriety for crippling some of the UK’s largest brands. Jaguar Land Rover was forced to close factories after a cyberattack, the Co-op faced empty

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U.S. to Allow Qatar to Build Air Force Facility in Idaho as Security Ties Deepen

October 12, 2025
United States/World

The United States will allow Qatar to build and operate an air force facility at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, marking a rare instance of a foreign nation establishing a

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Inside the Mind of the Mossad Chief

October 11, 2025
Russia/World

Editor’s Note: The following excerpts are adapted from an article originally published in Israel Hayom, which profiled the incumbent head of the Mossad. He looks nothing like a spy. David Barnea’s appearance—ordinary,

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North Korea Unveils New ICBM in Military Parade as Kim Jong Un Signals Global Ambitions

October 11, 2025
North Korea/World

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a massive military parade on Friday night, showcasing what state media described as the country’s most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile to date—the Hwasong-20—in a display

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100% Tariff Blitz: Trump Reignites $700 Billion U.S.-China Trade War

October 11, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

U.S. President Donald Trump reignited the trade war with China on Friday, abruptly ending a fragile truce between the world’s two largest economies by announcing sweeping new tariffs and export restrictions in

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Reshaping the South Asian geopolitical landscape

October 11, 2025
Afghanistan/World

A significant escalation in regional tensions occurred on October 9, 2025, when Pakistan conducted an airstrike in Kabul near Abdul Haq Square, targeting Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) leader Noor Wali Mehsud. While the

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Tea Tribes in Assam: Politics of Recognition

October 11, 2025
Columns/Diplomacy/Geopolitics

On October 8, 2025, over one lakh tea garden workers and allied members of Assam’s tea-tribe community protested in Tinsukia District, demanding Scheduled Tribe (ST) status, higher wages, and land rights. The

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The Failure of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee

October 11, 2025
Diplomacy

The Nobel Peace Prize Committee has done a significant disservice by refusing to name Donald Trump as the awardee for 2025. The Committee, tilted to the left but with a couple of

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South Asia’s Democracy Lab: Sri Lanka’s Shift and the Global Debate Over Governance Models

October 11, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Sri Lanka’s 2024 elections have fast-tracked reforms that began after the country’s 2022 economic crisis, when mass protests forced limits on presidential powers. In 2025, the new government has been pushing further toward a parliamentary system, which was in

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Paranthropus: The Overlooked Ancestors Who May Have Beaten Us to Tools

October 11, 2025
Diplomacy/Education/History

The first fossil hominins were discovered at the beginning of the 20th century in South Africa, just over half a century after the publication of Darwin’s milestone work The Origin of Species (published in 1859)

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Bangladesh’s Quiet Genocide: Islamisation of the Chittagong Hill Tracts

October 11, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), nestled in the southeast of Bangladesh, have long been the homeland of the Chakmas, Marmas, Tanchangya, Tripura, and other indigenous communities. These peoples have cultivated their ancestral

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