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UK’s Alan Turing Institute Faces Crisis Amid Leadership Struggles and Toxic Culture

August 18, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

The UK’s national AI institute, the Alan Turing Institute, is facing a growing crisis, with insiders citing infighting, accusations of a toxic culture, and claims that its leadership has failed to deliver

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NAB Flags A$130 Million Payroll Hit Amid Broader Review

August 18, 2025
Business

National Australia Bank Ltd. (NAB) said it will take a one-off charge of A$130 million ($85 million) and launch a comprehensive review of its payroll systems after discovering that a range of

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Indian Conglomerates Quietly Court Chinese Tech Amid Thaw in Relations

August 18, 2025
Business

A growing number of India’s largest conglomerates are quietly pursuing partnerships with Chinese companies in sectors such as electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries, and clean mobility, according to reporting from Bloomberg. Executives have

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Singapore PM Wong Pledges Jobs as Top Priority Amid Global Trade and AI Challenges

August 18, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has pledged to make jobs for citizens the government’s top priority, as the trade-dependent city-state confronts mounting risks from rising global protectionism and the disruptive potential of

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Indonesia Targets ‘Gasoline Godfather’ in $18 Billion Pertamina Probe

August 18, 2025
Business/Corruption

Indonesia has launched one of its largest corruption investigations in decades, targeting powerful oil trader Mohammad Riza Chalid in a sweeping $18 billion probe into state-owned energy giant PT Pertamina, Bloomberg reported.

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JPMorgan Considers New Tower at Canary Wharf Amid Rising Costs of Office Refits

August 18, 2025
Business

JPMorgan Chase is weighing plans to construct a new tower at Canary Wharf as it assesses the long-term future of its European headquarters in London. The US banking giant is examining whether

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The Rising Cost of Friendship: How “Friendflation” is Reshaping Social Lives

August 18, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

When Sarah, a young bank worker in her early twenties, was invited to her friend’s hen do abroad, she was thrilled — until she saw the price tag: £2,500 for a shared

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Sculptor Jim Sanborn to Entrust CIA’s Famous “Kryptos” Secret to Artificial Intelligence

August 18, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

The American sculptor Jim Sanborn, creator of the world-renowned Kryptos sculpture at the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), has revealed plans to hand over the last unsolved section of its

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United Arab Emirates; Cancer Spreads in Africa

August 18, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The UAE, the United Arab Emirates, is a cancer spreading in Africa. This cancer has infected much of east Africa and is spreading into northern, central  and western parts of the continent.  The

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Modi Thanks Putin for Insights on Trump Meeting, Reiterates India’s Support

August 18, 2025
India/Russia/World

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed gratitude to Russian President Vladimir Putin for “sharing insights” from his recent summit with former US President Donald Trump in Alaska. Modi made the remarks

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Sri Lanka: Will Harini revolt against JVP?

August 17, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

When Mahinda was at his peak, having won the 2010 presidential and general elections, an astrologer made a prediction: Mahinda would one day meet his end at the hands of a woman.

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China’s Anti-Corruption Drive Marks Major Shift in Ethnic Politics

August 17, 2025
Geopolitics/Human Rights

China’s sweeping anti-corruption campaign is exposing a significant change in the politics of ethnic minority regions, as several senior officials from non-Han communities have come under investigation this year. The scrutiny began

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The Revolution Against Legitimacy

August 17, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“[Stalin] changed the old political and especially revolutionary belief expressed popularly in the proverb “You can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs” into a veritable dogma: “You can’t break eggs without making

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Sri Lanka’s New IGP of the Old Police: Between Reform and Farce

August 17, 2025
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

by Eric The appointment of a new Inspector General of Police (IGP) has arrived in Sri Lanka with the kind of fanfare reserved for political theatre rather than institutional renewal. His recent

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Sri Lanka’s New IGP Sparks Outrage with Remarks Glorifying Corporal Punishment

August 17, 2025
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Newly appointed Inspector General of Police (IGP) Priyantha Weerasuriya has drawn sharp criticism following controversial remarks he made during a speech at the Faculty of Law, University of Colombo, on Friday (16).

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