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Netanyahu Coalition Wobbles as Shas Quits Over Draft Dispute

July 17, 2025
Israel/World

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition has been plunged into renewed instability following the resignation of the ultra-Orthodox Shas party from the government over a contentious dispute regarding mandatory military service

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Why Trump’s tariffs on Brazil will backfire

July 17, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

US-Brazil relations have been heating up for a bit, but President Donald Trumpratcheted up the temperature on the Lula administration a week ago when he announced that the United States would slap

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80 Years After Trinity: Fallout from First Nuclear Test Still Reverberates in New Mexico

July 17, 2025
History

Eighty years after the world’s first nuclear detonation, the National Security Archive (NSA) has released a new collection of declassified documents, eyewitness accounts, and rare historical footage that provide a stark reminder

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Sri Lanka’s Children Deserve Better Than Amarasuriya’s Feeble Dreams

July 16, 2025
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo In 2026, Sri Lanka will witness one of the most significant shifts in its education system in decades. At the helm of this transformation is Prime Minister

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Former HR Commission Head Slams Sri Lanka’s Collapsing Institutions

July 16, 2025
Sri Lanka

The former Chairperson of the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka has denounced the country’s key institutions as fundamentally broken, warning that deep-rooted dysfunction in governance and justice systems is perpetuating a

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UK Government Accused of Concealing Top General’s Role in Afghan Data Leak

July 16, 2025
Defence

The UK government blocked The Times from revealing the full extent of General Sir Gwyn Jenkins’s role in a major data leak involving Afghan personnel—just days before announcing his promotion to one

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Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing Implicated in €152mn Lawsuit Over Financial Crisis-Era Audit

July 16, 2025
Business

Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing is facing mounting scrutiny after being drawn into a €152 million civil lawsuit that alleges his involvement in a flawed internal audit linked to a high-profile financial

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Brussels Offers Political “Safeguards” to Win France’s Backing for Mercosur Trade Deal

July 16, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The European Commission has prepared a series of political “safeguards” to appease France’s powerful farming lobby in a bid to secure final approval for its long-delayed trade agreement with the Mercosur bloc,

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Largest Protein Study Reveals Clues to Ageing and Brain Diseases

July 16, 2025
Human Rights/News

An unprecedented international study of human proteins is offering new insights into how neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s develop — and how they might one day be detected and treated earlier.

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Trump’s Tariff Blitz Nets $50bn Windfall as Global Retaliation Falls Flat

July 16, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff strategy has delivered a staggering $50 billion boost to U.S. customs revenue — and, so far, triggered only limited retaliation from global trading partners. According

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Hg’s Rise to £100bn Assets Culminates in Visma IPO Triumph for London

July 16, 2025
Business

London is celebrating a rare boost to its capital markets following confirmation that €19 bn software powerhouse Visma plans to hold its IPO in the City. The decision not only breathes life into

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43 Israeli Soldiers Die by Suicide Since Gaza War Began

July 16, 2025
Defence

At least 43 Israeli soldiers have died by suicide since the onset of the Gaza war in October 2023, according to reports by i24NEWS and other local outlets — a staggering increase

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University of Michigan Probed Over Bio-Smuggling Case

July 16, 2025
China/Education/United States/World

The University of Michigan is facing a federal investigation after two Chinese scientists with ties to the university were separately charged with attempting to smuggle biological materials into the United States. The

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US-China Spy Wars Escalate Under Trump 2.0 Amid Tech Rivalry, SCMP Reports

July 16, 2025
China/United States/World

The escalating geopolitical and technological rivalry between the United States and China has entered a new, more public phase of spycraft, with both nations aggressively stepping up espionage and counter-espionage efforts, according

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says U.S. Faces “Great Loss” as Chinese Talent Heads Home

July 16, 2025
China/United States/World

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has warned that the United States is suffering a “great loss” as growing numbers of Chinese researchers and academics, educated at top U.S. institutions, are returning to China

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