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Chinese ‘Kill Switches’ Discovered in US Solar Farms Spark Security Alarm

May 18, 2025
Business

Hidden “kill switches” embedded in Chinese-made solar power equipment have been discovered in US solar farms, raising fears that Beijing could remotely disrupt critical electricity infrastructure in the event of escalating tensions

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India to Send All-Party Delegations Abroad to Rally Support After Military Strike on Pakistan

May 18, 2025
India/Pakistan/World

India is dispatching seven delegations comprising members from all major opposition parties to key global capitals to brief international partners on its recent military operation inside Pakistan. The diplomatic outreach aims to

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Trump Reportedly Considers Moving Up to 1 Million Palestinians to Libya

May 18, 2025
Libya/Palestinian/World

Reports have emerged that the Donald Trump administration is considering a controversial plan to permanently relocate as many as one million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to Libya. According to White House

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China’s AI Ocean Research Vessel Completes Trial, Heads to South China Sea

May 18, 2025
China/World

China’s maritime research capabilities have taken a major leap forward with the successful maiden sea trial of its first intelligent oceanographic research vessel, Tong Ji. Designed and operated by Tongji University, the

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Arab League Summit Demands Gaza Aid, Condemns Israel, Calls for Unity

May 18, 2025
Diplomacy

The 34th Arab League Summit concluded Saturday in Baghdad with a unified call for the “urgent and unhindered” delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza and a strong condemnation of Israel’s continued military

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India Ceasefire Boosts Military Support, Raises Political Questions in Pakistan

May 18, 2025
India/Pakistan/World

Pakistanis celebrated what many saw as a military triumph this week following a ceasefire agreement with India, with nationalistic fervor reaching a peak not seen in years. Yet as the jubilation filled

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Trump’s Surprising Mosque Visit Signals Islamic Outreach

May 18, 2025
Diplomacy/United States

In a moment that defied much of his political history, President Donald Trump on Thursday made what appeared to be his first-ever visit to a mosque as president, removing his shoes in

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Pope Leo XIV Brings American Energy to the Vatican — But Can He Fill the Pews?

May 18, 2025
Diplomacy

In just ten days, Pope Leo XIV — the first American pontiff in history — has managed to inject the Vatican with a unique brand of charisma and cultural crossover. From cracking

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Russia, Ukraine prepare for peace by getting ready for war

May 18, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

May 16 will stand out as a turning point, for good or bad, in the Ukraine conflict. The main thing is, Russia-Ukraine ‘peace talks’ have resumed in Istanbul and will hopefully carry forward the

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Sindoor II: Code Red

May 18, 2025
Defence

India’s new counter terrorism doctrine following Operation Sindoor establishes the certainty of decisive retaliation targeting terrorists as well as the state sponsors that is the Pakistan Army in a future scenario. This

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Moody’s Ends U.S. AAA Rating Held Since 1917 Amid Mounting Debt Concerns

May 17, 2025
Trade Wars/United States

Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded the United States’ long-held triple-A credit rating, citing persistent concerns over the country’s growing debt burden and rising interest costs. The move marks the first time since

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Whistleblower Alleging President Dissanayake’s Secret Wealth Shot in Colombo

May 17, 2025
Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo A man at the center of explosive allegations against President Anurama Kumara Dissanayake was shot and injured in Colombo evening today in what appears to be a

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Bangladeshi Migrants Stir Alarm in Sri Lanka

May 17, 2025
Geopolitics

by Our Correspondent in Colombo An increasing number of Bangladeshi nationals are reportedly using Sri Lanka as a transit point in their attempt to migrate illegally to other countries, raising serious concerns

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Baby Receives World’s First Personalized CRISPR Therapy

May 17, 2025
Health

A baby boy named KJ Muldoon has become the first person in the world to receive a bespoke CRISPR gene-editing treatment tailored specifically to his unique genetic mutation. Now nearly ten months

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Scientists Grow Most Advanced Amniotic Sacs Yet from Stem Cells in Landmark Lab Study

May 17, 2025
Health

Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute in London have successfully coaxed embryonic stem cells to self-organize into fluid-filled amniotic sacs that resemble those seen at around four weeks of human gestation. The

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