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Japan Confronts Hidden WWII Tragedy of Women Sacrificed to Soviet Troops

August 4, 2025
History/News

A harrowing and long-suppressed chapter of Japan’s wartime past is finally coming to light, as survivors and campaigners in the village of Kurokawa shed silence over the fate of 15 young Japanese

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India’s Sebi Signals Further Derivatives Reforms After Jane Street Clampdown

August 4, 2025
India/World

India’s capital markets regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), has indicated that further structural reforms to the country’s vast derivatives market may be on the horizon, following recent moves

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Indian and Philippine Navies Launch First-Ever Joint Patrols in South China Sea

August 4, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Indian and Philippine warships have begun their first-ever joint patrols in the disputed South China Sea, according to Manila’s military. The two-day coordinated operation, which started Sunday, involves three Indian Navy vessels

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Saudi Arabia Poised to Rival Dubai in Attracting Foreign Property Investors, Experts Say

August 4, 2025
Business

Saudi Arabia is making bold moves to position itself as the next hotspot for global property investors, particularly those from Hong Kong and mainland China, following a landmark policy shift that will

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BYD’s July Sales Stall Amid Industry Headwinds, Casting Doubt on 2025 Target

August 4, 2025
Business

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD Co. reported sluggish sales for July, raising concerns over whether the world’s largest EV maker can hit its ambitious annual target of 5.5 million vehicle deliveries.

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Billionaire Ong Beng Seng to Plead Guilty in Singapore’s Largest Graft Scandal in Decades

August 4, 2025
Business/Corruption

Billionaire businessman Ong Beng Seng, the tycoon credited with bringing Formula One night racing to Singapore, is set to plead guilty on Monday in a corruption scandal that has shaken the city-state’s

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Boeing Braces for First St. Louis Defense Workers Strike Since 1996 After Union Rejects Contract

August 4, 2025
Business/Human Rights

Boeing Co. is preparing for its first strike at its St. Louis-area defense plants in nearly 30 years, after 3,200 union machinists voted to reject the company’s latest contract offer, setting the

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Modi Defiant as Trump Pressures India Over Russian Oil, Tariffs

August 4, 2025
Diplomacy

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a strong nationalist message over the weekend, urging Indians to support local industries and signaling no immediate plans to halt Russian oil imports — despite escalating

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Plastic Pollution Poses ‘Grave’ Health Risk, Scientists Warn Ahead of UN Treaty Talks

August 4, 2025
World

Plastic pollution is an escalating public health emergency that remains dangerously under-recognized, a global group of scientists and medical experts warned in a landmark report published Sunday in The Lancet. The warning

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Chinese Exporters Rethink ‘China Plus One’ Strategy as US Tariffs Reshape Asia Supply Chains

August 4, 2025
China/World

Chinese exporters are beginning to reassess years of offshore investment in Southeast Asia as the latest wave of US tariffs and restrictions on “transshipment” force a major rethink of regional supply chain

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Sri Lanka: Where’s the Baby, Anura?

August 4, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

Questions Being Asked About the Government: When the opposition raised these questions during the early days of Anura’s presidency, the JVP responded, “Just as it takes nine months to have a baby,

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The Western World’s Self-demise Continues

August 4, 2025
Columns

Americans and the Western World face many threats that receive little, if any, attention because they are long term and slow acting.  They are not immediate in our face like Trump increasing tensions

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When Politics Becomes “Maximum Warfare, Everywhere, All the Time”

August 4, 2025
Columns

We are living in an age of what one Trump confidante called ‘maximum warfare, everywhere, all the time.’ That phrase captures Trumpianism and his new vision of politics — politics not as negotiation among

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European Bank Shares Reach Post-Crisis Highs Amid Rising Interest Rates

August 3, 2025
Business

Shares in Europe’s largest banks have surged to their highest levels since the 2008 global financial crisis, buoyed by a sharp rise in long-term interest rates and a renewed investor appetite for

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British Students Caught in Global Drug Mule Crisis Linked to Thailand’s Cannabis Boom

August 3, 2025
Thailand/United Kingdom/World

A growing number of young Britons are being caught in an international drug trafficking web, lured by promises of glamour, quick cash — and a “free holiday.” Among them is 19-year-old Bella

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