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Australian Inquiry Concludes British Committed Genocide in Colonial-Era Victoria

July 4, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

A landmark report by the Yoorrook Justice Commission has found that British colonisers committed genocide against Aboriginal people in the state of Victoria during the early years of colonization, marking one of

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Libya Launches First Energy Tender Since Gaddafi’s Fall

July 4, 2025
Diplomacy

Libya has officially launched its first oil and gas exploration licensing round since the 2011 NATO-backed uprising that toppled long-time leader Muammar Gaddafi, marking a major step toward reviving the country’s battered

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India Bans Jane Street from Securities Trading Amid Market Manipulation

July 4, 2025
Business

India’s stock market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), has imposed a temporary ban on New York-based trading giant Jane Street, alleging the firm engaged in a “sinister scheme”

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EU Watchdog Warns Von der Leyen Against Rushed Deregulation

July 4, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is facing heightened pressure ahead of a critical no-confidence vote, as the EU’s independent watchdog has issued a stark warning over her deregulation agenda. In

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Governments Must Curb AI’s Power Spikes to Protect Grid Stability, Warns Hitachi Energy

July 4, 2025
Business

The head of Hitachi Energy, the world’s largest transformer manufacturer, has warned that governments must urgently regulate the electricity consumption of artificial intelligence data centres to prevent grid instability and blackouts. In

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German Industry Voices Concern Over Military Recruitment Push Amid Tight Labor Market

July 4, 2025
Business

As Germany ramps up efforts to rebuild its armed forces in response to growing geopolitical threats, the country’s business leaders are raising red flags over the impact of military recruitment on an

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Gaza War Derails Israeli-Saudi Normalisation Hopes

July 4, 2025
Iran/Saudi Arabia/World

Once seen as the crown jewel in a potential Middle East realignment, the prospect of diplomatic normalisation between Israel and Saudi Arabia has faded dramatically since the Gaza war. Despite continued enthusiasm

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Run For Your Life!  The Muslims Are Coming!

July 4, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The cry echoes up and down New York City’s crowded streets.  Out of nowhere has emerged a malevolent Muslim candidate for mayor named Zohran Mamdani.  He’s 33 years old and born in

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Will an African Dominate the Tour de France Again in 2025?

July 4, 2025
Columns

An African rider from Eritrea, Biniam Girmay, made history last year by dominating the Tour de France and winning the points classification in his debut appearance. He could have done even better

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The Inevitable Militarization of Space?

July 4, 2025
Columns

President Donald Trump’s plans to build a space-based Golden Dome missile defense shield have drawn immediate criticism from China, which has framed it as a renewed American push to “weaponize space.” This program, announced

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Chechnya Faces Uncertainty as Ramzan Kadyrov’s Health Declines

July 4, 2025
Diplomacy

Once Russia’s most volatile region, Chechnya is now facing a critical moment of transition as its longtime ruler, Ramzan Kadyrov, appears increasingly absent from public life amid widespread reports of declining health.

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Toppling Ruto: Is Kenya Ready?

July 4, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

On 25 June, the youth erupted once more onto Kenya’s streets. One year to the day after the struggle to stop Ruto’s Finance Bill 2024 culminated in spectacular scenes of the youth

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Earth Reaches Its Farthest Point From the Sun, But Don’t Expect Cooler Days

July 3, 2025
Education

While much of the Northern Hemisphere enjoys the long, sun-soaked days of summer, Earth is quietly drifting to a surprising milestone: its farthest point from the sun, known as aphelion. As reported

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Can We Build Robust Public Administration Institutions in the Global South?

July 3, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

A decade ago, I was a fly on the wall during a trade negotiation between the United States and a small country in Southeast Asia. What interested me was not the substance

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UK Veteran Faces Renewed Scrutiny Over Troubles-Era Shooting in Northern Ireland

July 3, 2025
Geopolitics/World

A former British paratrooper, known only as Soldier C for his safety, is once again under investigation over the fatal 1972 shooting of Joe McCann, a prominent Official IRA commander during the

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