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Green Dreams, Grey Realities: The Cost Trap of Hydrogen

September 12, 2025
Columns

Globally, in all discussions concerning energy and environmental issues, there is a broad consensus that the ultimate solution lies in augmenting renewable energy production capacity and developing eco-friendly, green projects such as

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International Trial Targets French Bank Over Sudan Conflict Financing

September 12, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

BNP Paribas, one of the world’s largest banks, is facing a high-profile trial in a Manhattan courtroom this week over allegations that it enabled human rights abuses in Sudan by providing financial

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US Pushes G7 to Target India and China With Higher Tariffs Over Russian Oil Purchases

September 12, 2025
Diplomacy

The United States is ramping up efforts to pressure G7 allies to impose steep tariffs on India and China for purchasing Russian oil, in a bid to force Moscow into peace talks

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AI Use Surges in Scientific Manuscripts, Analysis Finds

September 12, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

An analysis of tens of thousands of research-paper submissions has revealed a sharp rise in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in scientific writing, raising questions about disclosure and accuracy in peer-reviewed

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Inside India’s Hidden War: Villagers Struggle Amid Declining Maoist Insurgency

September 12, 2025
Defence

Deep within India’s forests, where monsoon-swollen rivers cut through unmapped terrain, a decades-long insurgency is slowly being cornered—but the human cost endures. According to reporting by The Washington Post, the Indian government’s

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Palestinian Intelligence Chief Holds Quiet Talks with CIA Amid Visa Bans

September 12, 2025
Israel/World

The Palestinian Authority’s intelligence chief, Majed Faraj, held discreet meetings last week in New York with officials from the Central Intelligence Agency, despite the Trump administration’s recent decision to bar PA President

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Israel: Hostage Family Criticizes Netanyahu as He Pushes New Shin Bet Chief

September 12, 2025
Israel/World

The mother of Hamas hostage Matan Angrest has sharply criticized the Israeli government, accusing it of jeopardizing hostage release negotiations. In an interview with Army Radio, Anat Angrest claimed that “just as

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It Would Be Fine to Help Make Mexico a Happy Place

September 11, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

When I was in graduate school, I audited a class taught by Friedrich Katz (1927–2010), one of the great historians of Mexico of his generation. During the Second World War, Katz’s father

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Prince Harry and King Charles Reunite After 19 Months in Private Meeting

September 11, 2025
United Kingdom/World

Prince Harry and King Charles shared a long-awaited reunion on Wednesday, marking their first meeting in 19 months. Harry arrived at Clarence House, the King’s London residence, shortly after 5 p.m. for

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Tucker Carlson Alleges Israeli Intelligence Had Foreknowledge of 9/11

September 11, 2025
Israel/United States/World

American journalist Tucker Carlson has claimed that Israeli intelligence had prior knowledge of the 9/11 attacks, and that the incident was perceived by Israel’s leadership as beneficial to U.S.-Israel relations. Carlson made

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