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How the U.S. Weaponises Drug Allegations Against Venezuela

September 2, 2025
Diplomacy

Suddenly, out of nowhere, the United States government agencies began to repeat the name “Tren de Aragu”’ as if it were the new al-Qaeda. In January 2025, the White House designated Tren de Aragua

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Can India claim for Kachchativu Island?

September 2, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

Kachchativu Island is located in the Palk Bay, one and a half nautical miles from the India–Sri Lanka International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL), on our side of the IMBL. It lies well

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When Terror Backfires

September 2, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

On August 21, 2025, more than 30 militants were killed in a powerful explosion inside a mosque in the remote Hilki area near the Afghan border in the Charmang tehsil (revenue unit) of Bajaur

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India’s Northeast: New Frontline of the Global Drug War

September 2, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

On August 30, 2025, three persons – Neeraj Kumar (26), Jyoti Kumari (25) and Hashna Begum (26) – were arrested at the Agartala Railway Station in West Tripura District of Tripura after

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Xi Jinping Calls for Stronger SCO Role in Safeguarding Peace and Development

September 1, 2025
Diplomacy

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday underscored the growing responsibility of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in safeguarding regional peace and stability, as well as promoting development amid global uncertainties and accelerated

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India Between China’s Embrace and America’s Wrath

September 1, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Many opinion makers argue that in international relations, there are no permanent enemies and no permanent friends. In support of this view, they point to the current strain in India–US relations, while

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UK Secures Record £10bn Warship Export Deal With Norway

September 1, 2025
Business

The UK has clinched its largest-ever warship export deal after beating US, French, and German rivals to supply Norway with a fleet of British Type-26 frigates, a move hailed as a major

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JPMorgan Poaches Record Number of Senior Bankers in Global Hiring Drive

September 1, 2025
Business

JPMorgan Chase has hired a record number of senior commercial and investment bankers over the past year, in a sweeping recruitment campaign aimed at boosting its market share across key sectors and

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Crypto Pushes Into Australia’s A$4.3 Trillion Pension System Through Self-Managed Funds

September 1, 2025
Business

Australia’s A$4.3 trillion ($2.8 trillion) retirement system is becoming a new frontier for cryptocurrencies, as global exchanges Coinbase and OKX target self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) in a bid to draw pension savings

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Backstabbing in Colombo: The Untold Story of Ranil vs. Sajith

September 1, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

After President Premadasa’s assassination, his widow Hema sought the Colombo Central seat, as its longtime organiser Sirisena Cooray had decided not to contest the 1994 general election. At the same time, Ranil

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