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Historical Roots and Strategic Ties: The Enduring Israeli-British Alliance

July 11, 2025
Diplomacy/History

The deep and often underexamined alliance between Israel and the United Kingdom has roots that stretch back centuries, long before the founding of the modern Israeli state. Driven by a blend of

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The Stolen Children of Yemen: Israel’s Dark Legacy of Racist Social Engineering

July 11, 2025
History/News

Between 1949 and 1950, the Israeli government launched Operation Magic Carpet, also known as “On Wings of Eagles,” a dramatic airlift that brought nearly 49,000 Yemeni Jews to the newly established state

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US and Israel Accused of Backing Secret Plan to Dismember Lebanon

July 11, 2025
News

Emerging reports suggest that the United States and Israel are covertly supporting a controversial plan to divide Lebanon into three separate entities — a radical redrawing of borders that would not only

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NASA Faces Historic Exodus Amid Major Budget Cuts

July 11, 2025
News

In a dramatic development that could reshape the future of American space exploration, at least 2,145 senior-ranking employees at NASA are preparing to exit the agency as part of a sweeping effort

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Tariff Reduction to U.S. a Key Milestone, Says Ceylon Chamber

July 11, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the recent reduction in the tariff rate on Sri Lankan exports to the United States, calling it a “constructive and important first step” toward enhancing

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OpenAI’s o3 Tops Scientific AI Leaderboard in SciArena Evaluation

July 11, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI’s latest large language model, o3, has emerged as the top-performing AI system for answering scientific questions, according to a newly launched benchmarking platform called SciArena, as reported by Nature. Developed by

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Ancient Proteins Reshape Rhino Evolution—and Raise Hopes for Dinosaur Discoveries

July 11, 2025
Health

Scientists have sequenced proteins from fossils over 20 million years old, dramatically extending the molecular fossil record—and potentially opening the door to studying dinosaurs at the molecular level. As reported by Nature,

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Livestock Revolution Triggered Surge in Human Infections

July 11, 2025
Health

A sweeping new genomic study published in Nature has uncovered compelling evidence that many of the most notorious infectious diseases—such as plague and leprosy—made the leap to humans only after ancient communities

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AI-Driven ‘Graphene Tongue’ Mimics Human Taste, Offers Hope for Neurological Patients

July 11, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

A breakthrough in artificial taste sensing may offer a lifeline to people who have lost their sense of taste due to neurological conditions. Researchers have developed a graphene-based device that, with the

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With Plastic Pollution Soaring, UN Treaty Talks Head Toward Critical Final Round

July 11, 2025
World

As global plastic production continues to skyrocket, scientists and governments are warning that the planet is running out of time to curb the escalating crisis. From August 5 to 14, negotiators will

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Who Says a Chicken Feather Can’t Fly up to Heaven?

July 10, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

In 1957, Mao Zedong oversaw the publication of Socialist Upsurge in China’s Countryside, a three-volume collection of articles compiled by the Communist Party of China for the political education of the peasantry. The

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Amazon Considers Multibillion-Dollar Investment to Strengthen AI with Anthropic

July 10, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Amazon is exploring a fresh multibillion-dollar investment in AI startup Anthropic to deepen their strategic alliance, aiming to secure a competitive edge in the global race to commercialize artificial intelligence, according to

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Coffee Futures Surge After Trump Threatens 50% Tariffs on Brazil

July 10, 2025
Brazil/World

Coffee futures soared on Thursday following a dramatic tariff threat by former US President Donald Trump against Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer, according to a report by the Financial Times. Trump

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Dutch Pension Funds to Sell €125bn of Long-Dated Bonds Amid Major Retirement Reform

July 10, 2025
Business

Dutch pension funds are preparing to sell approximately €125 billion of long-dated European government bonds over the coming years as they transition to a new retirement system, according to the Financial Times.

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Moët Hennessy Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Exposes Alleged Toxic Culture

July 10, 2025
Human Rights/News

Moët Hennessy, the €6 billion drinks division of luxury giant LVMH, is embroiled in a high-profile sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and unfair dismissal lawsuit that former employees say reveals deeper cultural issues

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