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JPMorgan Unveils $3bn New York Headquarters as Dimon’s Legacy Monument

August 22, 2025
Business

JPMorgan Chase is opening the doors to its new $3 billion headquarters in midtown Manhattan, a 60-storey tower that has been described by employees as a monument to chief executive Jamie Dimon’s

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Trump’s Rollback of Renewable Subsidies Sparks $18.6bn in Project Cancellations

August 22, 2025
Business

Donald Trump’s sweeping cuts to U.S. renewable energy subsidies have thrown the industry into turmoil, raising fears that the country will fall behind in meeting surging power demand driven by the artificial

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SeaLead Shipping Denies Iranian Links After U.S. Sanctions Sideline a Third of Fleet

August 22, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Singapore-based container shipping group SeaLead has denied ties to the Iranian regime after U.S. sanctions forced it to withdraw a third of its fleet from service, according to the Financial Times. The

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Kim Jong-un Honors North Korean Troops Killed Fighting for Russia in Ukraine

August 22, 2025
North Korea/World

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was shown kneeling before portraits of soldiers killed while fighting for Russia in Ukraine and embracing returning troops in a ceremony broadcast by state media on Friday.

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Democrats’ Apartheid Dilemma in South Africa

August 22, 2025
Editor's Choice

By the early 1980s, South Africa’s system of racial apartheid had evolved from an issue of limited concern to becoming a major issue globally. Years of campaigning by anti-apartheid activists, the Congressional

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Trump’s Smokescreen on Venezuela: Exposing the “Narco-State” Accusation

August 22, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The US government has revived its campaign to label Venezuela a “narco-state”, accusing its top leadership of drug trafficking and slapping hefty bounties on their heads for capture. This campaign, which only

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How to Get the International Monetary Fund to Think

August 22, 2025
Columns

When will the International Monetary Fund (IMF) learn to think? Over its eighty-one year history, the IMF has published over fifteen thousand reports. Yet, if you download any one of the reports

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What is APEC?

August 22, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

If you look at the news, the media treats the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Forum more like a gala than a policy forum about regional economic policies. Despite high level meetings

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NATO’s Online Gamble Fails Ukraine

August 22, 2025
Columns/Defence

The Trump administration made a massive political blunder on August 20th in its pursuit of a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. The blunder centered on a “virtual” meeting led by NATO.

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China Moves Against Nvidia’s AI Chips After U.S. Remarks Spark Backlash

August 21, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Beijing has launched a regulatory push to restrict domestic technology groups from purchasing Nvidia’s China-specific artificial intelligence chip, the H20, after U.S. commerce secretary Howard Lutnick made comments that senior Chinese officials

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