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Israeli Envoy Sees Striking Bonds Between Jews and Jaffna Tamils

August 18, 2025
Geopolitics/Interviews

In an exclusive interview with Jaffna Monitor, Israel’s Ambassador to India and Non-resident Ambassador to Sri Lanka and Bhutan, Reuven Azar, highlighted the historical and cultural connections between the Jewish community and

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China Prepares Military Parade with New Missiles, Drones and Laser Weapons

August 18, 2025
China/World

Beijing’s streets turned into a showcase of cutting-edge military hardware over the weekend, as the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) rehearsed for its upcoming Victory Day parade. Photos and videos shared online revealed

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Qantas hit with record A$90mn penalty over illegal sacking of workers

August 18, 2025
Australia/World

Qantas has been ordered to pay the largest industrial relations penalty in Australian corporate history after unlawfully outsourcing nearly 2,000 jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, according to reporting by the Financial Times.

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AI Reshapes Human Resources as Companies Cut Staff and Automate Workflows

August 18, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

The rise of artificial intelligence is transforming human resources departments across major companies, as executives weigh productivity gains against potential job losses, according to a report in the Financial Times. At RingCentral,

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Investors Lose Billions in Social Media-Fueled Pump-and-Dump on Chinese Microcap Stocks

August 18, 2025
United States/World

Investors suffered massive losses in July after a handful of US-listed Chinese microcap stocks collapsed shortly after being heavily promoted on social media. Seven Nasdaq-listed companies—Concorde International, Ostin Technology, Top KingWin, Skyline

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ASEAN Economies Brace for Slower Growth After Export Surge Ahead of U.S. Tariffs

August 18, 2025
World

Southeast Asia’s major economies are preparing for a slowdown in the second half of 2025, following a temporary boost in growth driven by the “front-loading” of exports before higher U.S. tariffs took

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NATO Eyes Historic Railway Bridge in Strategic Plans Against Russia

August 18, 2025
Defence/News

Brussels is revisiting a centuries-old transport link with newfound urgency, as NATO considers the Iron Rhine railway a potential strategic corridor for moving forces eastwards in the event of a conflict with

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UK’s Alan Turing Institute Faces Crisis Amid Leadership Struggles and Toxic Culture

August 18, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

The UK’s national AI institute, the Alan Turing Institute, is facing a growing crisis, with insiders citing infighting, accusations of a toxic culture, and claims that its leadership has failed to deliver

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NAB Flags A$130 Million Payroll Hit Amid Broader Review

August 18, 2025
Business

National Australia Bank Ltd. (NAB) said it will take a one-off charge of A$130 million ($85 million) and launch a comprehensive review of its payroll systems after discovering that a range of

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Indian Conglomerates Quietly Court Chinese Tech Amid Thaw in Relations

August 18, 2025
Business

A growing number of India’s largest conglomerates are quietly pursuing partnerships with Chinese companies in sectors such as electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries, and clean mobility, according to reporting from Bloomberg. Executives have

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