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When Power Becomes Personal: Trump, Nihilism, and the Fight for a Shared World

September 21, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

At a moment when political lines are crossed every week, every day, even every hour, this week still felt different. In the blink of an eye, the looming threat of living under

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Afghanistan Rejects Trump’s Demand to Hand Over Bagram Airbase

September 21, 2025
Afghanistan/World

An Afghan defence official on Sunday firmly rejected calls to hand over the Bagram airbase to the United States, after the U.S. President Donald Trump threatened “punishment” if Washington was not given

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Philippine President Marcos Faces Corruption Scandal and Coup Rumours

September 21, 2025
Diplomacy

Half a century after his father declared martial law, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is facing the gravest crisis of his presidency: a massive corruption scandal, coup rumours, and mounting public anger

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India Plans Strategic Reserve of Critical Minerals to Safeguard Defense Manufacturing

September 21, 2025
Defence

India is considering establishing a strategic reserve of critical minerals and metals to ensure uninterrupted supplies for defense manufacturing, a senior government official said on Saturday. The move comes as nations worldwide

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Guineans Vote on New Constitution Amid Push to End Military Rule

September 21, 2025
World

Voters in Guinea went to the polls on Sunday for a referendum on a new constitution that could set the stage for a return to civilian rule in the West African nation,

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Congo to Resume Cobalt Exports Under Quota System After Months-Long Ban

September 21, 2025
World

The Democratic Republic of Congo, the world’s top cobalt producer, will lift its suspension on shipments of the metal next month, replacing a months-long ban with a quota system designed to stabilize

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Chinese Households Edge Back Into Stocks as Other Investments Lose Appeal

September 21, 2025
Business

Chinese households are cautiously returning to equities, as dwindling returns from other asset classes leave few attractive alternatives, Bloomberg reported. The CSI 300 Index has jumped more than 25% since hitting April

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China’s ‘Stargate’ Plan Targets AI Supremacy With $37bn Data Center Push

September 21, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

China is rapidly expanding and reorganizing its data center infrastructure in a bid to close the gap with the United States in artificial intelligence, as part of what officials and industry executives

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Saudi Miner Ma’aden Targets Gold and Rare Earths in Bold Expansion Drive

September 21, 2025
Business

Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma’aden) is pursuing an ambitious growth strategy to unlock the kingdom’s underexplored mineral wealth, with plans to double gold production by 2030 and build a rare earths supply

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Sri Lanka: A Chequered Year

September 21, 2025
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

“Democracy faces a perfect storm of autocratic resurgence… To fight back, democracies need to protect key elements of democracy, like elections and the rule of law, but also profoundly reform government so

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