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EU’s ‘Chat Control’ Bill Sparks Privacy Fears Over Mass Scanning of Encrypted Messages

August 3, 2025
World

The European Union is advancing a highly contentious proposal known as the “Chat Control” bill, which could require widespread scanning of private communications, including those sent via encrypted platforms such as WhatsApp

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Google’s AI Mode Ushers in the End of Googling As We Know It

August 3, 2025
Education/Technology

For more than 25 years, the internet’s front door has been unmistakably simple: a blank white page, a search bar, and the iconic Google logo. That minimalist design has been the launchpad

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Lesbian Archbishop Breaks Anglican Barrier

August 3, 2025
Human Rights

This is a story of the Immortal Diamond, the Cherry on the Knickerbocker Glory of Anglicanism. The Anglican Church in Wales has just elected its new primate. This is the Bishop of

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OPEC+ Agrees to Large Oil Production Increase to Reclaim Market Share

August 3, 2025
Business

OPEC+ has reached a consensus in principle to significantly boost oil production by 548,000 barrels per day starting in September, marking a crucial step in reinstating previously halted supply volumes. According to

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China Declassifies Decades-Old Military Secrets in Rare Documentary

August 3, 2025
Defence

China has lifted the veil on some of its most tightly guarded military activities through a five-part television documentary that began airing on Friday, coinciding with the 98th anniversary of the founding

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China Unveils New Military Branch Flags as Part of Modernised Armed Forces System

August 3, 2025
Defence

President Xi Jinping, in his capacity as chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), has signed an official order to unveil the newly designed flags of four key branches of the Chinese

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Pakistan Inducts Chinese Z-10ME Attack Helicopters

August 3, 2025
Defence

The Pakistan Army has officially inducted China’s Z-10ME attack helicopter into its aviation fleet, marking the first known export of the advanced combat platform and deepening military ties between Islamabad and Beijing.

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The Global Economic Benefit from the Genocide of Palestinians

August 3, 2025
Human Rights/World

On 16 June 2025, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in the Palestinian Territories Occupied Since 1967, Francesca Albanese, published a new report titled From Economy of Occupation to Economy

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Unilateral and Illegal Sanctions

August 3, 2025
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Those who do not live in war zones or in suffocated countries are forced to live life as if there is nothing strange about what is happening around us. When we read

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India to Penalise Universities for High Numbers of Retracted Research Papers

August 3, 2025
Education/News

India will begin penalising universities with a high number of retracted research papers in its influential National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF). The policy, announced this week, marks the first time any national

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Trump’s Super PAC Fueled by Crypto Industry, Amasses Nearly $200mn Ahead of 2026 Elections

August 2, 2025
Business/Cryptocurrency

Donald Trump’s Super PAC, Maga Inc., has amassed a staggering war chest of nearly $200 million, fueled largely by a wave of donations from the cryptocurrency industry, according to documents filed with

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Tesla Found Partly Liable in Fatal Autopilot Crash, Ordered to Pay Over $240mn

August 2, 2025
Business

Tesla has been found partly liable for a fatal 2019 crash involving its Autopilot system and ordered to pay more than $240 million in damages, marking a significant legal and reputational setback

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Foreign Spies Cost Australia Billions, Says Spy Chief

August 2, 2025
Defence

Australia is facing a growing and costly threat from foreign espionage, with spies “aggressively” targeting sectors from rare earths and Antarctic research to advanced science and even horticulture, according to Mike Burgess,

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India Declines US Offer to Buy F-35 Jets, Seeks Joint Development Instead

August 2, 2025
Defence

India has reportedly turned down a U.S. offer to purchase F-35 stealth fighter jets, signaling a preference for joint defense development over high-profile acquisitions. According to a Bloomberg report citing unnamed officials,

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Pakistani Court Jails Over 100 Imran Khan Allies in Major Blow to Opposition

August 2, 2025
Pakistan/World

A Pakistani anti-terrorism court has sentenced 108 members and allies of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), to 10 years in prison each, in what critics are

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