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Tensions Soar as Reports Claim Netanyahu Ordered Hit on Iran’s Supreme Leader

June 16, 2025
Iran/Israel

by Our Correspondent in Doha New reports have emerged alleging that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his inner circle ordered a covert plan to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei,

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Sailing Together: A New Chapter in China–Sri Lanka–Maldives Tourism

June 16, 2025
Columns/Diplomacy

Editor’s Note: The following column is based on remarks made by the author at the China–Sri Lanka–Maldives Tourism Forum held in Colombo on 16 June 2025. Today, we gather in the beautiful

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Asia-Pacific Registers Progress—but 14 Million Babies Still Invisible Each Year

June 16, 2025
Human Rights

A new report from the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) reveals significant strides in civil registration across the region over the past decade. The number

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How Netanyahu Is Trying to Hide His Dirty Politics by Unleashing War on Iran

June 16, 2025
Geopolitics

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting scrutiny in two high-profile investigations, agents of the Shin Bet internal security service are reportedly growing increasingly reluctant to participate—fearful of becoming targets in

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AI Cheating on the Rise in UK Universities, Traditional Plagiarism in Decline

June 16, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Thousands of university students across the UK have been caught misusing artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT to cheat on academic assignments, as traditional plagiarism rates continue to decline, according to a

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Saudi Arabia Executes Journalist Turki Al-Jasser Amid Global Outcry

June 16, 2025
Saudi Arabia/World

Saudi Arabia has executed prominent journalist Turki Al-Jasser, arrested in 2018 on charges of terrorism and treason that human rights organizations say were politically motivated and lacked transparency. The execution, carried out

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China Urges “Reunification” as Former Taiwan President Joins Mainland Forum

June 16, 2025
China/World

At the opening of the annual Straits Forum in Xiamen, China’s top Taiwan affairs official, Wang Huning, renewed Beijing’s calls for closer cross-strait integration while condemning what he described as dangerous “Taiwan

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Chinese Manufacturers Flock to Egypt Amid Shifting Global Trade Dynamics

June 16, 2025
Business

Until recently, Jiahao’s modest guest house in a quiet corner of Cairo mainly served Chinese tourists eager to see Egypt’s famed pyramids. But this spring, the hostel’s clientele changed dramatically. Instead of

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Human Cells Grown in Beating Pig Embryo Hearts in Landmark Chimaera Research

June 16, 2025
Health

In a groundbreaking experiment reported by Nature, researchers have successfully grown beating heart tissue containing human cells inside pig embryos — a major milestone in the emerging field of human–animal chimaera research.

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Russia’s Export Revenue Surges Despite Sanctions, Says German Economic Institute

June 16, 2025
Business

Russia has significantly increased its export revenues despite sweeping Western sanctions, according to a new report by the German Economic Institute. The study, published Friday, found that Moscow boosted its exports to

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Trump Administration Eyes Major Expansion of Travel Ban to 36 More Countries

June 16, 2025
Geopolitics/United States

The Trump administration is weighing a significant escalation of its immigration and national security policies, with plans to potentially ban citizens from 36 additional countries from entering the United States, according to

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Another Glorious Kill for Netanyahu the Butcher

June 15, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Just ten days before her 24th birthday, Parnia Abbasi – a poet, English teacher, and bank clerk – was reduced to rubble and memory by an Israeli airstrike that tore through a

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A Father’s Day Reflection: In The Quiet of His Gaze

June 15, 2025
Editor's Choice

In the hush of memory, when the world pauses to remember, may every father find peace in knowing: he was, and is, deeply loved. Father’s Day falls on 15th June each year. There are

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Trump Hosts Largest U.S. Military Parade in Decades Amid Nationwide Protests

June 15, 2025
United States/World

President Donald Trump marked his 79th birthday with a massive show of military force in the nation’s capital on Saturday, presiding over the largest U.S. military parade in decades. The spectacle, held

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China Won’t Allow U.S. Stockpiling of Rare Earths

June 15, 2025
China/World

The spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Commerce stated on June 12 that China has approved a certain number of compliant rare earth export applications in accordance with the law. Following this announcement,

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