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Could AI Become Conscious?

September 14, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

AI is becoming increasingly intelligent, but the deeper question is whether it could one day become conscious. As scientists still cannot fully explain consciousness in humans, determining whether a machine can experience

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Can the World Really Go Net Zero?

September 14, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The world promises net zero while global energy demand and fossil fuel consumption continue to rise. Fossil fuels accounted for around 88 per cent of global energy production in 2024, while greenhouse

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Can Bangladesh Survive Hasina’s Return?

September 14, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

December is emerging as a month of profound political consequence for Bangladesh—one that may finally begin to lift the veil on the full extent of the horrific political conspiracy orchestrated by the

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Sri Lanka’s $220 Million Water Gamble

September 14, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

I have read in the weekend newspapers that the Government is turning to desalination plants to provide drinking water to people in need, with the largest project in Jaffna reportedly estimated to

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Dissanayake Calls on Sri Lankans to Sacrifice Like China

September 13, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has called on Sri Lankans to accept sacrifice and hard work for the sake of rebuilding the country, invoking China’s experience as an

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Xi skips Modi’s BRICS gala as India-China talks focus on differences

September 13, 2026
China/India/World

by Our Correspondent in New Delhi Chinese President Xi Jinping skipped a gala dinner hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for BRICS leaders and other delegates attending the Summit in New Delhi

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BRICS in New Delhi: India’s Bid to Rewrite the Global Order

September 13, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

There are moments in the long march of international affairs when a summit, otherwise destined for the archives of routine diplomacy, acquires the resonance of a turning point. The BRICS Summit convened

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Xi Calls for Open-Source AI as BRICS Seeks New Global Technology Rules

September 13, 2026
China/India/World

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on BRICS countries and the wider Global South to take a greater role in shaping the future of artificial intelligence, urging governments to develop the technology

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Chinese Refining Breakthrough Could Cut Oil Processing Energy by 90%

September 13, 2026
China/World

Chinese scientists have developed a new oil-refining technique that they say can reduce energy consumption by roughly 90 per cent, potentially lowering production costs and emissions while enabling refineries to extract greater

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Bangladesh’s China Shift Tests India’s Influence in South Asia

September 13, 2026
Bangladesh/China/World

Bangladesh is moving towards a more diversified foreign policy as its ties with China deepen, signalling Dhaka’s ambition to emerge as a more independent strategic actor in South Asia while reducing its

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South Korea Breaks Asia Trading Norms With Evening Stock Market

September 13, 2026
Business

South Korea is extending trading hours on its main stock exchange, breaking with established norms across major Asian markets as it seeks to attract sustained participation from global investors and move towards

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Beijing Turns to AI to Accelerate China’s Chip Self-Sufficiency

September 13, 2026
Business

Artificial intelligence agents are increasingly being deployed to design China’s next-generation semiconductors as Beijing and domestic technology companies accelerate efforts to integrate AI into chip design software and strengthen national self-sufficiency. Empyrean

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Chubu Electric Chiefs Set to Quit Over Nuclear Safety Scandal

September 13, 2026
Business

Chubu Electric Power Co.’s top two executives are set to step down over the falsification of safety data used in regulatory reviews for the proposed restart of some of its nuclear reactors,

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Saudi Pipeline Shutdown Threatens 4% of Global Oil Supply

September 13, 2026
Business

Saudi Arabia could run out of oil stocks available for export if it does not restart its major east-west pipeline to the Red Sea within days, potentially removing up to 4% of

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Anthropic CEO Calls for AI Slowdown as Safety Fears Intensify

September 13, 2026
Business

Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei has called on artificial intelligence companies to slow the pace at which they develop increasingly capable models, arguing that the additional time is needed to address mounting

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