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Part Two: Building Integrity, and Transparency, and Reform in Sri Lanka

September 17, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

If Part One diagnosed the problem, Part Two considers solutions. How can Sri Lanka strengthen decision-making, rebuild trust, and create a political culture rooted in integrity and accountability? Lessons for this can

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Goertek Tightens Grip on Meta’s Smart Glasses Supply Chain Despite U.S. Pressure

September 16, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

A leading Chinese hardware manufacturer is strengthening its control over the supply chain behind Meta’s artificial intelligence-powered smart glasses, even as the U.S. tech giant seeks to align with Washington’s increasingly hawkish

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Space Start-Ups Compete With Defence Giants for NATO’s Expanding Budgets

September 16, 2025
Defence

A surge in geopolitical tensions and military spending has reignited interest in the commercial space sector, with start-ups vying alongside defence heavyweights such as Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman for lucrative NATO

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Oil and Gas Industry Spending $500bn Annually Just to Maintain Output, Says IEA

September 16, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The global oil and gas sector is being forced to spend nearly half a trillion dollars a year simply to keep production steady, as fields decline more rapidly than previously expected, the

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Netanyahu Admits Israel Faces “Type of Isolation,” Calls for Self-Reliance

September 16, 2025
Israel/World

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged on Monday that Israel is experiencing a “type of isolation” nearly two years into its ongoing conflict in Gaza, urging the country to adapt through self-reliance

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The Hidden Hand of Anti-Semitism in Sri Lankan Politics

September 16, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Before the Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka, it was almost unthinkable that the Islamic State (ISIS), under the leadership of Mohamed Zahran Hashim from Kattankudy, could coordinate such a devastating act.

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UK Builds Satellite-Free Time Network to Reduce Dependence on GPS

September 16, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

In an era where digital connectivity underpins nearly every aspect of daily life, accurate and resilient timing has become essential. From sending emails and online payments to synchronizing electricity grids, steering precision

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Scientists Debate Risks of “Mirror Life” at Manchester Meeting

September 16, 2025
Health

This week, leading researchers are meeting in Manchester to discuss whether to impose limits on experiments that could one day produce “mirror life”: synthetic cells made entirely from molecules that are mirror

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Galileo’s Finger on Display: When Obsession Becomes History

September 16, 2025
Health

The Galileo Museum in Florence is drawing attention for its unusual exhibit: the preserved middle finger of astronomer Galileo Galilei, encased in a gilded glass egg. The display, described by historian James

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Trump Administration Orders Removal of Slavery-Related Exhibits at National Parks

September 16, 2025
United States/World

The Trump administration has directed the removal of signs and exhibits related to slavery at multiple national parks, according to sources familiar with the matter, including a historic photograph showing the scars

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