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Defining Islamic Extremism and What it Means for Syria

July 21, 2025
Syria/World

Let’s start with this fact — the overwhelming majority of Muslims are not crazed, murderous fanatics. It is a meme the West uses to justify genocide against. In fact, we now have

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Pilot Error Cited in Jeju Air Crash That Killed 179, Fueling Anger Among Victims’ Families

July 21, 2025
South Korea/World

South Korean aviation officials have concluded that pilot error played a decisive role in the Jeju Air crash that killed 179 people last December, according to preliminary findings reported by The Times

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White House Fury as Netanyahu’s Syria Airstrikes Rattle Fragile Ceasefire

July 21, 2025
Israel/World

Tensions between the United States and Israel have reached a new low after Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu defied repeated warnings from the Biden administration and escalated Israeli military strikes inside Syria, targeting

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Massive Afghan Data Leak Sparks Fury Over Government Cover-Up

July 21, 2025
Defence

An explosive revelation, first reported by The Times UK, has rocked Westminster and reignited debate over secrecy, national security, and accountability within the UK government. Nearly 18 months after a top-secret superinjunction

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Trump’s Tariff Blitz Reshapes Global Trade as CEOs and Allies Scramble for Stability

July 21, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

A recent Washington Post report details how President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff strategy is fundamentally reshaping global commerce, sparking widespread disruption across corporate boardrooms and international diplomatic channels. With the average U.S.

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My Memoir: In 1000 Words or So

July 21, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

I was born in Colombo, Sri Lanka, in a modest suburb called Dematagoda, a town whose rhythms, smells, and voices are etched in the deepest grooves of my memory. There was nothing

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Bulgaria Joining the Eurozone

July 21, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

On 8 July, the European Parliament approved Bulgaria’s entry into the eurozone by a large majority. Through this vote, Bulgaria – a country of six and a half million inhabitants in Eastern

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Slaughter in Suwayda: Israeli-Backed Escalation Risks New Syrian Civil War

July 21, 2025
Defence/Human Rights

In a deeply troubling turn of events, the Syrian province of Suwayda—home to the country’s Druze minority—has become the flashpoint of renewed conflict, drawing in sectarian tensions, tribal grievances, and foreign interventions.

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BlackRock’s Port Ambitions Collide with China’s Expanding Maritime Empire

July 21, 2025
Diplomacy

An ambitious move by U.S. investment giant BlackRock to acquire a portfolio of strategic global ports has encountered stiff resistance from Beijing, laying bare a deeper struggle over control of 21st-century maritime

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Trump’s Hidden Media Ally: How a Fringe Cult Supercharged the MAGA Narrative

July 21, 2025
Diplomacy/Journalism

As Washington, D.C. sees an influx of Falun Gong followers marking 26 years since China’s crackdown on their movement, a quieter but far more powerful operation is unfolding behind the scenes. At

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Ethiopia: Where Political Power Grows from the Barrel of a Gun

July 21, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

A brutal civil war is being waged in Ethiopia, where political power grows from the barrel of a gun. On one side stands the Western-backed, corrupt, and brutal gangster regime of Prime

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Mossad Pushes Gaza Deportation Plan with Ethiopia, Indonesia, Libya

July 20, 2025
Geopolitics/Human Rights/News

by Our Correspondent in Washington DC Mossad Chief David Barnea visited Washington this week to seek U.S. backing for a controversial Israeli plan to deport large numbers of Palestinians from the Gaza

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Understand the beginning; consider the end

July 20, 2025
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

“We seek to make Sri Lanka a loyal supporter of Israel in International Fora. We also champion the cause of recognising the inalienable right of Israel and the Jewish people to her

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Sri Lanka’s Police Commission U-turn: Jayawardena Sacked After Being Cleared

July 20, 2025
Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo In a dramatic and controversial reversal, the National Police Commission (NPC) has decided to dismiss Senior Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Nilantha Jayawardena from the Sri Lanka Police,

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Sri Lanka and China: A Bond Carried by the Sea

July 20, 2025
Culture/Diplomacy

From the Pacific edges of Port Angeles to the warm winds of the Lion Nation, the sea carries stories that refuse to be forgotten. It has been just over a month since

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