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Ethiopia: As Things Fall Apart

June 9, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

In today’s Ethiopia, ruled by a US-backed strongman named Abiy Ahmed, things are unravelling. To begin with, approximately 75% of the country is outside of government control, with insurgencies raging. “Prime Minister”

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Iran Claims Major Intelligence Coup Over Israel in Shocking Revelation

June 9, 2025
Iran/Israel/World

Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence has declared a significant breakthrough in what officials are calling one of the most consequential intelligence operations in the country’s recent history. In an announcement that sent shockwaves

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Elon Musk’s Father Visits Moscow and Opens Up on Family Drama and Trump Feud

June 9, 2025
World

Errol Musk, father of tech billionaire Elon Musk, has touched down in Moscow to attend the “Future Forum 2050,” a high-profile gathering focused on space exploration, technology, and Russia’s role in shaping

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Pentagon’s UFO Campaign Exposed as Decades-Long Disinformation Cover for Secret

June 9, 2025
Diplomacy

The decades-long obsession with unidentified flying objects in the United States has been revealed to be part of an elaborate disinformation strategy by the Pentagon, designed not to uncover alien life, but

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U.S. Companies Rush to Issue Junk Bonds Ahead of Expected July Market Volatility

June 9, 2025
Business/United States

U.S. corporations with weaker credit profiles are accelerating their issuance of high-yield bonds as they brace for renewed trade tensions in July, which could disrupt investor appetite and drive up borrowing costs.

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Apple Faces AI Setbacks as Investor Doubts Cloud Upcoming Developer Conference

June 9, 2025
Business

Apple is grappling with mounting internal and external challenges as it scrambles to deliver long-promised upgrades to Siri, its voice assistant, ahead of next week’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The delays have

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France’s Mounting Debt Threatens Macron’s Military Ambitions

June 9, 2025
Defence

France’s plans to double its defense budget by the end of the decade face mounting scrutiny as the country grapples with ballooning public debt and one of Europe’s highest budget deficits. President

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The Ocean Protection Conference  — Some Critical Issues

June 9, 2025
Columns

The UN-organized Ocean Protection Conference will be held from 9 – 13 June 2025, co-hosted by France and Costa Rica. In the annals of international environmental diplomacy, the grand theatre of global

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Steel Standoff: China Demands £1bn as UK Faces Tariff Chaos

June 8, 2025
Business

A fierce standoff has erupted between the UK government and the Chinese owner of British Steel, Jingye Group, over a £1 billion compensation claim that threatens to paralyze operations at the country’s

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Beijing to Fast-Track Rare Earth Export Licences for Select European Companies

June 8, 2025
Business

In a bid to ease mounting tensions with Brussels and stabilize global supply chains, Beijing has agreed to expedite approvals for rare earth export licences for certain European companies, China’s commerce ministry

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Microsoft to Rank AI Models by Safety in Bid to Boost Customer Trust

June 8, 2025
Business

Microsoft will begin ranking artificial intelligence models by safety performance, a move aimed at reassuring customers and helping them navigate an increasingly crowded AI marketplace, the company announced this week. The new

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Trump’s Unilateral Trade Strategy Casts Shadow Over WTO Talks in Paris

June 8, 2025
Business

At this week’s OECD ministerial summit in Paris, world trade leaders confronted a sobering reality: the United States, under President Donald Trump’s second term, is doubling down on a unilateral trade strategy,

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Elon Musk: A mind at war with itself

June 8, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

“They sat on him and just kept beating the sh*t out of him and kicking him in the head.” “His face… a swollen ball of flesh.” “You’re a loser. It was your

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Trump and Rubio Tighten the Noose on Cuba

June 8, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Cuba is once again facing a severe, multi-faceted crisis, not due to the hurricanes that pummel through the Caribbean every year, but from the relentless and suffocating pressure exerted by its powerful neighbour to the

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Alleged Putin Daughter Stirs Controversy in Paris Art Scene

June 7, 2025
Diplomacy/News

A young woman believed to be the daughter of Russian President Vladimir Putin has ignited a storm of controversy in the Paris art world, after it emerged she was working at a

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