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India Responds with Caution to Trump’s Soften Tone on Ties Amid Trade Dispute

September 8, 2025
Business

India is treading carefully following US President Donald Trump’s recent remarks that appeared to ease tensions between the two nations after weeks of strained relations. Trump’s comments, which described Prime Minister Narendra

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HSBC’s Bold Transformation Under Georges Elhedery: A New Era Amid Uncertainty

September 8, 2025
Business

When HSBC Holdings Plc’s departing chief executive Noel Quinn walked out of the bank’s London headquarters for the final time in September 2024, he shared a heartfelt hug with his successor, Georges

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Indian Entrepreneurs Redefine Dubai’s Gold Market

September 8, 2025
Business

In Dubai, fortunes are being created at an unprecedented pace as new talent and capital flow into the city’s vibrant economy. Yet, according to Bloomberg, many of the largest individual wealth gains

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Judging the Judges

September 8, 2025
Columns

In democratic countries all over the world, an impression is steadily gaining ground that politicians are the same everywhere. While politicians are supposed to frame their policies and programmes based on the

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The Responsibility of Judgment

September 8, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

I traveled this weekend to see the opening of a new play about Hannah Arendt at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse, Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library. The play is set in Berlin

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From Child Actor to Gulf AI Dealmaker: The Rise of Zachary Cefaratti

September 7, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

When an Abu Dhabi-based artificial intelligence company sought access to one of Europe’s largest data centres earlier this year, it turned to an unlikely intermediary—a former child actor turned investment banker. Zachary

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US Health Insurers Raise Premiums Amid Cost Pressures and Trade Uncertainty

September 7, 2025
Business

Health insurance premiums in the United States are set to see their largest rise in 15 years, intensifying concerns that American consumers are already strained by escalating living costs. The sharp increase

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Sri Lanka: Is Visiting Israel a Sin?

September 7, 2025
Editorials

Editorial There is an absurdly misplaced hysteria surrounding a recent visit by a group of Sri Lankan journalists to Israel—a hysteria fuelled by opportunistic social media posts, lazy reporting, and orchestrated outrage.

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24 Years Later: How the UK Was Forced to Release 9/11 Suspect

September 7, 2025
World

Scotland Yard was compelled to release a Saudi national accused of providing financial and logistical support to the 9/11 hijackers after the FBI failed to share critical evidence with British authorities, The

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba to Resign Amid Party Pressure

September 7, 2025
Japan/World

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is set to resign ahead of a ruling party vote on whether to hold a leadership election, NHK reported on Sunday. The timing of his departure has

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