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Fugitive US Terrorist Captured in Wales After 21 Years on the Run

September 9, 2025
United States/World

Daniel Andreas San Diego, one of America’s most wanted terrorists, has been arrested in Wales after spending 21 years evading authorities, The Times UK reports. The IT expert, linked to bombings in

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Clean Hydrogen Investment Surpasses $110 Billion Despite Industry Skepticism

September 9, 2025
Business

Global investment in clean hydrogen has surged past $110 billion, defying growing doubts about the fuel’s future following a wave of project cancellations, according to a report highlighted by the Financial Times.

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Anglo American Nears Landmark Acquisition of Teck Resources

September 9, 2025
Business

Anglo American Plc is in advanced talks to acquire Canada’s Teck Resources Ltd., in what could become the largest mining deal in more than a decade, just over a year after Anglo

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Saudi Arabia’s PIF to Unveil New Long-Term Strategy to Boost Investments

September 9, 2025
Business

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), plans to roll out a new long-term strategy aimed at boosting returns, supporting the local economy, and advancing the kingdom’s diversification away

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India’s Auto Sector Surges on Government Tax Cuts

September 9, 2025
Business

India’s automakers have emerged as the primary beneficiaries of the government’s recent decision to slash consumption taxes, a move expected to lift demand and improve profit prospects, Bloomberg reports. Since Prime Minister

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Indonesian Markets Brace for Volatility After Finance Minister’s Exit

September 9, 2025
Business

Indonesian financial markets are expected to face renewed volatility following the unexpected removal of Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati, raising concerns about potential central bank intervention, Bloomberg reports. The rupiah is set

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Hyperspectral Eyes on Iran: The Fordow Strike Revealed

September 9, 2025
Defence

A new study using advanced sensing technology has taken a fresh look at the damaged Iranian nuclear site, Fordow. It is not the first time that satellite technology has revealed important strategic

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When Birds Vanish, We Fall Behind

September 9, 2025
Diplomacy/Social

Birds are more than mere symbols of seasonal change or nature’s background music; they are vital indicators of ecological health. When bird populations decline, it not only threatens their survival but also signals

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Why Birth Equity Determines the Future of Justice and Democracy

September 9, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Attempts to center birth equity as the foundation of governance, social policy, and advocacy face strong resistance. Funders and institutions often favor population-focused narratives over equity, avoiding campaigns that expose flaws in unsustainable GDP-based growth

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Thailand’s Supreme Court Orders Thaksin Shinawatra Back to Prison

September 9, 2025
Thailand/World

Thailand’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to return to prison, ruling that he had evaded his sentence by being hospitalized upon his return to the country. The

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