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IMF Approves $1 Billion Disbursement for Pakistan Amid Economic Reforms

May 10, 2025
Business

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday approved the immediate disbursement of approximately $1 billion to Pakistan under its ongoing Extended Fund Facility (EFF), according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s

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China’s Lost Place in World War II History

May 10, 2025
Geopolitics/History

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor “The Chinese people have fought with unparalleled determination and bravery against the forces of fascism. We are deeply indebted to their sacrifices in this war.” — Franklin

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China Launches the World’s Largest Space Support Ship

May 10, 2025
Geopolitics

China recently unveiled Liaowang-1, a revolutionary leap in space support technology and the largest ship of its kind in the world. At 225 meters in length and 32 meters in width, with

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Secret Robot Army Behind China’s PL-15E Missile: The AI Arsenal Behind Pakistan’s Strike

May 10, 2025
Geopolitics

Hours after Pakistan claimed it shot down five Indian fighter jets using Chinese-made PL-15E missiles in a fierce aerial skirmish over Kashmir, China’s state broadcaster CCTV re-aired footage of its fully automated

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Sweden’s National Security Adviser Resigns Within Hours Over Dating App Photo

May 10, 2025
Sweden/World

Sweden’s efforts to enhance its strategic and security posture suffered a fresh blow on Thursday after newly appointed national security adviser Tobias Thyberg resigned just hours into the role, following revelations of

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Ukraine Accuses Hungary of Espionage, Claims Spy Ring Aimed to Enable Military Incursion

May 10, 2025
Ukraine/World

Ukraine has accused Hungary of operating a covert spy network on its territory, with the aim of preparing for a potential military incursion into Ukraine’s western Zakarpattia region. As first reported by

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Trump Signals Willingness to Cut China Tariffs Ahead of Key Geneva Talks

May 10, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested he’s open to reducing steep tariffs on Chinese goods, raising hopes for a potential easing of tensions in the long-running U.S.-China trade war ahead of high-stakes

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Blood Coltan: How Congo’s Tech Minerals Fuel War, Rape, and Global Power Games

May 10, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Along the white-streaked hills of Rubaya, specks of movement dot the slopes as miners — many of them boys — haul sacks of coltan and manganese. These rare minerals, essential for powering

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Simon Mann, Adventurer and Mastermind of the ‘Wonga Coup’, Dies Aged 72

May 10, 2025
Diplomacy/History

Simon Mann, the former SAS officer whose life veered from elite British military circles to the heart of one of Africa’s most audacious coup plots, has died at the age of 72.

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Lost in the Leaves: Elections Miss the Forest

May 10, 2025
Columns/Politics

The trees The quotation “Missing the wood for the trees” means being unable to see the whole picture or larger context because one is fixated on minor details or individual components. It suggests a

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AI Headphones Can Now Translate Multiple Voices in Real Time

May 10, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

In a breakthrough that could reshape multilingual communication, researchers have developed a new AI-powered headphone system that can translate multiple people speaking at once in real time—complete with voice cloning and spatial

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AI Benchmarks Face Scrutiny as Researchers Push for Smarter Evaluation Tools

May 10, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

As AI systems grow more powerful and complex, the methods used to measure their performance are beginning to buckle under the pressure. According to a recent deep dive by MIT Technology Review,

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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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