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Japan-China Ties Test the Limits of Dialogue

September 15, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Japan and China are cautiously restoring dialogue after tensions over Taiwan, but deep strategic differences remain. Japanese lawmakers are seeking engagement, while Beijing continues to demand changes to Tokyo’s Taiwan position. Experts

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Radical and Rational Changes are Necessary in Schools and Universities

September 15, 2026
Education/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka needs a radical but practical reform of its school and university education to better prepare young people for a changing global economy. The proposals include reducing schooling from 13 to

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India Has the Gavel. Does It Still Have a Voice?

September 15, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

India’s growing influence within BRICS and the Global South gives it an opportunity to challenge the dominance of the Western-led international order. With the BRICS presidency, New Delhi can push for greater

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Recolonisation Is Taking Place

September 15, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The article argues that Latin America and the Caribbean are facing a new form of US colonialism, driven by political pressure, military power and economic interests. It warns that interference in Venezuela,

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Alleged Forged Family Report Sends Sri Lankan Mother to Saudi Arabia

September 15, 2026
Human Rights/News/Sri Lanka

A 48-year-old mother of three of Indian origin has alleged that her daughter was forcibly sent to Saudi Arabia for domestic employment after a purportedly forged “family report” was prepared by a

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Musk’s Daughter Takes Aim at AI

September 15, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Technology

For Vivian Jenna Wilson, rebellion has become both personal and public. The 22-year-old transgender model and one of Elon Musk’s 14 children has emerged as a prominent critic of her father, and

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Bangladesh Is Beating Its Journalists Again

September 15, 2026
Columns/Human Rights/Journalism

Bangladesh’s journalists are facing a deepening crisis of violence, intimidation, legal harassment and surveillance, with attacks coming not only from political activists and criminal elements but also from Islamist organisations and, in

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ISIS Is Back—Smaller, But Deadlier

September 15, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Islamic State Pakistan Province (ISPP) remains a relatively small but persistent militant threat in Pakistan, using sectarian violence, targeted assassinations and occasional suicide attacks to exploit deep communal and political fault lines,

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Sri Lanka, Thailand Open Path for 10,000 Workers

September 14, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka and Thailand have signed two labour agreements paving the way for the recruitment of an initial 10,000 Sri Lankan workers, establishing a formal framework intended to govern their employment and

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AI’s Race Towards the Unknown

September 14, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has urged governments and leading AI companies to act urgently as increasingly powerful and autonomous AI systems create unprecedented risks to human rights, essential

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Watching the West Disappear

September 14, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The passage argues that Britain is gradually erasing its historical identity by replacing recognition of figures such as Churchill, Austen, Turner and Turing with symbols of a more multicultural and politically correct

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Nationalists Unite to Press for Break-Up of UK

September 14, 2026
United Kingdom/World

Nationalist leaders from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are set to hold talks in Cardiff on Monday over possible moves towards independence or separation from the United Kingdom. The meeting is the

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Beijing Moves to Ban Drones Across the Capital

September 14, 2026
China/World

Beijing is set to impose some of China’s strictest restrictions on drones, with possession and storage of the devices across the capital to be prohibited from 15 November, authorities announced on Sunday.

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Germany Charges Suspected Russian Spy in Berlin

September 14, 2026
Germany/Russia/World

German federal prosecutors have charged Berlin businesswoman Ilona W., 57, with alleged intelligence-agent activity on behalf of Russia, around eight months after her arrest. According to the 74-page indictment, the German-Ukrainian woman

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Last Days of a Beleaguered Chancellor?

September 14, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

There are moments in politics when it becomes clear that something is slipping. Or perhaps that someone is deliberately making it slip. In Berlin, the distinction has become increasingly difficult to make.

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