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Scientists Uncover How Skunk Cabbages and Other Plants Brew Their Rotten Scents

May 10, 2025
Health

From the infamous skunk cabbage to corpse flowers that reek of rotting meat, foul-smelling flora have long fascinated botanists and repelled unsuspecting hikers. Now, a groundbreaking study published in Science reveals the

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World’s Tallest Dam Begins Water Storage in China

May 10, 2025
China/World

The Shuangjiangkou hydropower project in southwest China, soon to be the world’s tallest dam, has begun storing water as of May 1, its developer Power Construction Corporation of China (PowerChina) announced this

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Escalating India-Pakistan Conflict Disrupts Global Air Travel

May 10, 2025
India/Pakistan/World

The intensifying military conflict between India and Pakistan has sent ripples through global aviation, forcing hundreds of flight cancellations and major airspace diversions that are impacting international travel across Europe, Asia, and

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British Airways Owner IAG Orders $23 Billion in New Aircraft Amid Strong Q1 Profits

May 10, 2025
Aviation/Business

British Airways’ parent company, International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG), has announced a bold $23 billion investment in new long-haul aircraft, defying concerns over transatlantic travel demand and strengthening its position in the

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BBC Expert Hid Art Sales to Suspected Hezbollah Financier

May 10, 2025
World

A prominent expert on the BBC’s Bargain Hunt, Ogheneochuko Ojiri, has admitted to failing to report multiple art transactions with a man suspected of financing Hezbollah, in a case that marks a

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UN Warns of Looming Copper Shortage Threatening Clean Energy Transition

May 10, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has sounded the alarm over a critical shortfall in global copper supply that could derail the world’s transition to clean energy and digital

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Hegel in the Lab

May 10, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

My favored plot of crime novels concerns a person (usually a woman) who is in mortal danger. Unknown forces try to kill her because she knows something she shouldn’t have known; this

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Sam Altman: The Spark Behind America’s AI Revolution

May 10, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Editorial Note: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman testified on 8 May 2025 before the US Senate Commerce Committee on strengthening America’s artificial intelligence capabilities. He was joined by Advanced Micro Devices CEO Dr.

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China’s J-10 Fighter Makes Combat Debut in India-Pakistan Skirmish

May 10, 2025
Defence

The J-10 “Vigorous Dragon” fighter jet saw its first real-world combat during a recent escalation between India and Pakistan — a confrontation that is now being closely scrutinized by militaries and defense

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Dark Side of Pope Leo XIV Will Haunt the Church

May 9, 2025
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

by Our Correspondent in London There are moments in history when the shadows cast by a single individual can stretch far beyond their own lifetime, poisoning the legacy of an entire institution.

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Breaking: Six Dead in Sri Lanka Air Force Helicopter Crash

May 9, 2025
Sri Lanka/World

The news has been updated. This morning, a tragic incident occurred when a Sri Lanka Air Force Bell 212 helicopter, which crashed into the Maduru Oya reservoir, resulted in the death of

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U.S. Confirms Pakistani J-10s Downed Indian Fighter Jets

May 9, 2025
Defence/Geopolitics

Chinese-made Pakistani fighter jets shot down at least two Indian military aircraft in an escalating aerial conflict this week, according to U.S. officials cited by Reuters, marking a significant moment for Beijing’s

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Bulgarian Spy Aided CIA Kabul Evacuation at Request of Wirecard Fugitive Marsalek

May 9, 2025
World

A Bulgarian intelligence operative at the center of a Russian spy ring in the UK allegedly helped Jan Marsalek, the fugitive former Wirecard executive, organize an emergency evacuation from Kabul for the

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Our Open Letter to Prime Ministers Modi and Sharif: End the Bloodshed, Break the Cycle

May 9, 2025
Editorials

We, Sri Lanka Guardian, a small yet independent media entity with a publishing history spanning nearly two decades, vehemently oppose wars and violence that have shaped the destinies of South Asia for

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Eighty Years Later: Fascism Defeated or Reborn?

May 9, 2025
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

As we approach a major anniversary – 80 years since the defeat of fascism – a strange silence hangs over my country, Macedonia, and the broader region we now call the territory

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