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Beijing’s Chip Consolidation Ambitions Stall Amid Industry Pushback and Valuation Disputes

August 6, 2025
Business

China’s ambitious campaign to consolidate its fragmented semiconductor industry into a few powerful state-backed players is faltering, as internal disagreements and market realities challenge Beijing’s top-down push to rival U.S. and European

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Italy Revives €13bn Sicily Bridge, Citing NATO Strategy Amid Renewed Security Concerns

August 6, 2025
Business

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government is pushing forward with a long-delayed €13 billion bridge linking Sicily to the mainland, now reframing the contentious project as a strategic NATO-aligned infrastructure investment. As

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AI Adoption Poses Cultural Hurdles for Big Four Firms, Says Former EY UK Chief Hywel Ball

August 6, 2025
World

The Big Four accountancy firms — Deloitte, PwC, EY, and KPMG — are encountering significant cultural and structural obstacles in adopting artificial intelligence at scale, according to former EY UK boss Hywel

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Rise of anti-Semitism in Sri Lanka

August 6, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In Arugam Bay, a sunny coastal town known for its pristine beaches in Sri Lanka, has now become the limelight of Palestinian solidarity movement condemning the Hebrew welcome signs and Israeli tourists

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OpenAI Eyes US$500 Billion Valuation in Potential Secondary Stock Sale

August 6, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI is reportedly in early discussions about a potential secondary stock sale that could value the artificial intelligence pioneer at around US$500 billion, according to individuals briefed on the matter. The transaction,

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China’s Rocket Shortage Forces Prioritization of Guo Wang Over Other Satellite Projects

August 6, 2025
China/World

China’s ambitious race to rival SpaceX’s Starlink with its own constellation of low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites is running into a critical hurdle: a shortage of rocket launch capacity. As a result, the

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Ayano Hirashima: The Japanese Woman Who Survived Both Atomic Bombs

August 6, 2025
Diplomacy/Interviews

Ayano Hirashima was just eight years old when she became a living witness to one of the darkest turning points in human history—not once, but twice. On the morning of August 6,

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Modi Faces Tariff Heat from Trump but Finds Strength in Russia Oil Dispute

August 6, 2025
Diplomacy/News

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi finds himself at the centre of a deepening geopolitical confrontation as former US President Donald Trump threatens to escalate tariffs on Indian imports, in retaliation for New

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Javier Milei’s Government Accused of Illegal Espionage Amid Mounting Political Tensions

August 6, 2025
Defence/News

Argentinian President Javier Milei is facing serious allegations of unlawful surveillance after a leaked intelligence document revealed that his administration may have authorised espionage operations against political opponents, trade unions, pensioner groups

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Trump Accuses JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America of Political “Debanking”

August 6, 2025
Business

Former President Donald Trump has publicly accused two of the United States’ largest banks—JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America—of “debanking” him for political reasons, claiming they refused to do business with him

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President Xi Urges Global Youth to Uphold Peace at World Youth Conference for Peace

August 6, 2025
Diplomacy

Last Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping extended a congratulatory message to the participants of the World Youth Conference for Peace, held in Beijing under the theme “Together for Peace”. The event, co-hosted

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Lost Promises, Broken Lives: Kashmir’s Unending Crisis

August 6, 2025
Columns

August 5, 2019, stands as a dark milestone in the tumultuous history of Jammu and Kashmir  region whose fate continues to oscillate between hope and despair under decades-long conflict. This date marks

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Bangladesh at War With Its Past

August 6, 2025
Columns/Politics

On July 30, 2025, National Citizens Party (NCP) Convener Nahid Islam declared, “Even if (former Prime Minister) Sheikh Hasina is hanged ten times, her crimes won’t be reduced. The people of Bangladesh

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The Red Shadow Over Manipur

August 6, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

On July 30, 2025, Security Forces (SFs) arrested two active cadres of the Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF)/People’s Liberation Army (PLA) identified as Konjengbam Jiten Singh (38) and Khongbantabam Priyobarta Meitei aka Tomba

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Trump’s Liberal Doppelgänger

August 6, 2025
Columns/Politics

In the cultural psyche of 21st-century America, Donald J. Trump occupies a symbolic role that far surpasses his actual political achievements or capacities. For many liberals—particularly those embedded in the media, academia,

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