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US Warns Global Firms: Using Huawei AI Chips Could Violate Export Laws

May 15, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The U.S. has escalated its efforts to curb China’s rapid progress in artificial intelligence, issuing a stark warning that using Huawei’s AI chips anywhere in the world could breach American export control

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Denmark Considers Ending 40-Year Nuclear Ban Amid Energy Security Concerns

May 15, 2025
World

Denmark is weighing the possibility of lifting its four-decade-long ban on nuclear energy, as the country explores options to strengthen its electricity grid and guard against future blackouts, the Financial Times reports.

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EU to Sharply Reduce Tariff-Free Access for Ukrainian Imports

May 15, 2025
Ukraine/World

The European Union is preparing to sharply curtail Ukraine’s tariff-free access to its market, dealing a blow to Kyiv’s wartime economy just as it faces mounting financial strain from Russia’s continued aggression.

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Asia’s Aerial Arms Race Heats Up: Rafale Concerns and Hypersonic Strikes

May 15, 2025
Defence

by Our Defence Affairs Correspondent Asia’s skies are entering a new era of military competition, as recent events spanning South Asia to the Indo-Pacific underscore the escalating pace of aerial warfare technology

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China Reasserts Claims Over Arunachal Pradesh, Renames Dozens of Locations

May 15, 2025
China/India/World

China has once again asserted its territorial claims over Arunachal Pradesh by publishing a new list of “standardized” geographical names for 27 locations in the contested region. The names — covering a

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Police Across U.S. Quietly Adopt New AI Surveillance

May 15, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

As local and federal authorities across the U.S. face growing restrictions on facial recognition technology, many are turning to a controversial new AI tool that skirts legal limits by tracking people using

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Climate Researchers Use New Tech to Track Mountain Snowpack Temperatures

May 15, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

As climate change accelerates and weather patterns grow increasingly erratic, scientists are turning their focus to the temperature inside mountain snowpacks—a key factor in forecasting when vital meltwater will be released downstream.

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NDB Reports Strong Q1 Growth Amid Sri Lanka’s Economic Recovery

May 15, 2025
Sri Lanka

National Development Bank PLC (NDB) has reported a strong financial performance for the first quarter of 2025, with profit before tax rising by 118% year-on-year to Rs. 4.0 billion. The Bank’s post-tax

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Trump’s Pen Moves from Gulf to South Asia

May 14, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

President Donald Trump is already looming as a Colossus striding 21st century history. Acutely conscious that he’s left with less than four years to create his legacy Trump is undoubtedly a man

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Sri Lanka’s Blood Pact: Birth of the JVP

May 14, 2025
Columns/Politics/Sri Lanka

The JVP was born exactly 60 years ago today, on 14 May 1965. Although 12 people participated in the inaugural discussion held over two days at the house of Akmeemana W. T.

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Microsoft Announces Major Workforce Cuts Amid AI Expansion and Market Pressure

May 14, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Microsoft Corporation has begun cutting nearly 3% of its global workforce, marking its largest mass layoff in over two years. Although the company did not disclose the exact number of job losses,

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Marshal Zelenskyy’s High Noon

May 14, 2025
Columns/Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The past few days have felt like a decisive chapter in the Ukrainian conflict – a time of mounting tensions, sudden twists, and a game of diplomatic ping-pong between Moscow and the

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MH17: A Decade of Grief and Unanswered Questions

May 14, 2025
Aviation/Columns

‘This decision also sends a clear message to the international community: States cannot violate international law with impunity.’ ~ Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp Introduction On 12 May 2025, in a watershed

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Sri Lanka: Teacher Amma and the Slaughter of Childhood

May 14, 2025
Editorials

Editorial In a country where memory is short and justice is slower than molasses, Sri Lanka’s latest scandal comes as no surprise. The name that now resonates through the streets, classrooms, and

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Russia’s New “Banderol” Missile Exposes Sanctions Loopholes

May 14, 2025
Russia/World

A newly unveiled Russian cruise missile has emerged as a deadly force in the ongoing war against Ukraine, raising alarm over both its battlefield impact and the failure of international sanctions to

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