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Red Sea Shipping Insurance Costs Soar Amid Renewed Houthi Attacks

July 9, 2025
Business

The cost of insuring commercial vessels transiting the Red Sea has skyrocketed following a sharp escalation in attacks by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militants, threatening further disruption to global trade flows. According to

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Netanyahu’s Kirya Office Evacuated Amid Renovations After Iranian Missile Strikes

July 9, 2025
Israel/World

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office in the Kirya military compound in Tel Aviv has been evacuated and will remain out of use for at least four months due to extensive renovation

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Macron Warns of US and China Dependence, Urges UK to Rejoin Europe’s Strategic Future

July 9, 2025
France/United Kingdom/World

French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a pointed message during his state visit to Britain this week, warning that both the UK and France are “dangerously dependent” on the United States and China.

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Epstein Jail Footage Reveals Mysterious Gap, Renewing Cover-Up Allegations

July 9, 2025
United States/World

An 11-hour surveillance video recorded outside Jeffrey Epstein’s jail cell has reignited controversy over the late financier’s death, after it was revealed to contain a minute-long gap. The footage, made public Monday

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Strategic Sindoor: India’s Subtle Power Play

July 9, 2025
World

A preliminary examination of India’s strategic messaging and the spin offs during Operation Sindoor which would require a detailed study to provide lessons for strategic communication during wars in the future. “All

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The Slow Race Toward a Robotic Tank

July 9, 2025
Defence

The Pentagon has taken a step back from supporting research and development of robotic land vehicles. The goal was to be able to move firepower on the front lines without risking the

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The US Makes Most Compelling Case for Nuclear Proliferation

July 9, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The atomic bomb has been humanity’s most dangerous creation; that the United States government used the atom bomb twice against Japan’s civilians in August 1945 can neither be forgiven nor forgotten. It

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BRICS+: Empowering Development

July 9, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The post-Cold War order is unravelling. The global trading system and the multilateral order, painstakingly built after the Second World War, have been torn apart. What once stood as a framework for

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Sri Lanka: The Gentle Giant Who Never Let Go

July 9, 2025
Defence/Sri Lanka

Late Commander Parakrama Samaraweera, WWV, RSP was an outstanding naval officer. He studied at Kingswood College, Kandy, and also captained the college Rugby Football team. He was a top athlete and great

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Bangladesh Falls, Jihad Rises: Malaysia’s Wake-Up Call

July 9, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The recent dismantling of a recruitment and fundraising network linked to the Islamic State (IS) in Malaysia, predominantly involving Bangladeshi migrant workers, has shattered any lingering sense of complacency in both Southeast

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India’s Race for AI Sovereignty Accelerates Amid Global Pressure

July 9, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

When Chinese startup DeepSeek unveiled its open-source foundation model DeepSeek-R1 earlier this year, it sent shockwaves across the AI world—and a wake-up call through India’s tech community. The model, developed with significantly

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China Poised to Overtake US and Europe in Fusion Energy Race

July 9, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

The United States and Europe risk falling behind China in the global competition to commercialize fusion energy, according to a new report published by MIT Technology Review. Despite leading in early research

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The Untold Story of Asteroid 2024 YR4’s Discovery and Deflection Plans

July 9, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

In late December 2024, the discovery of asteroid 2024 YR4 triggered a flurry of activity among astronomers and planetary defence experts worldwide. The asteroid was first detected on 27 December—crucially, two days

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Global Rush to Break China’s Rare Earth Grip Faces Harsh Reality

July 9, 2025
Geopolitics/Trade Wars

Beijing’s recent export controls on rare earth elements have triggered a worldwide race to reduce dependence on China, but experts warn that breaking its dominance will be neither quick nor easy. In

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Red Alert: China Mobilizes Against U.S. Trade ‘Bullying’

July 9, 2025
Trade Wars

As global trade dynamics shift and U.S. tariff threats grow increasingly unpredictable, China is strengthening its economic monitoring systems to guard against potential worst-case scenarios and guide long-term strategic planning. The National

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