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Sixty years ago today (Feb. 21), the world lost one of its most enigmatic and misunderstood figures: Malcolm X. His assassination on February 21, 1965, wasn’t just the silencing of a man—it
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by Our Correspondent in Colombo Less than 24 hours. Yes, just under a single revolution of this beleaguered planet, and our beloved Minister of Public Security—a paragon of wisdom who, by some
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by CIAGate To put it briefly, our records show that throughout his entire career, Liam Daniel Hayden carried out undercover operations across a wide range of locations. His secret missions took place
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Apple has announced it will withdraw its most secure cloud encryption service, Advanced Data Protection (ADP), from the United Kingdom following a government directive demanding secret access to user data. The decision
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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has taken a significant step toward ensuring the safe operation of ships powered by alternative fuels and new technologies by finalizing draft interim guidelines for seafarer training.
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Electricity demand worldwide is set to continue its upward trajectory, with an anticipated annual growth rate of nearly 4% through 2027, according to a recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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A high-level Japanese initiative, supported by former prime minister Yoshihide Suga, former Tesla board member Hiro Mizuno, and Suga’s former aide Hiroto Izumi, is hoping to draw Tesla into investing in the
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In Bochum, part of Germany’s industrial Ruhr valley, Heike Wischnewski, a longtime Social Democrat, is considering a shift in her voting allegiance. Despite her historical support for the SPD, she’s frustrated with
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The US government has moved to dismiss a long-running discrimination lawsuit against Elon Musk’s SpaceX, in which the Department of Justice (DoJ) had accused the rocket maker of unlawfully discriminating against asylum
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VistaJet, the debt-laden private jet company, is grappling with a significant drop in cash reserves, the lowest since the early days of the pandemic, as its ultra-wealthy clientele scale back their travel
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The European Union is exploring the use of manure-based fertilizers to replace some of the chemical fertilizers it imports from Russia, as part of a broader strategy to reduce its reliance on
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Javier Milei has emerged victorious in Argentina’s Senate despite being embroiled in a cryptocurrency scandal, solidifying his political agenda with a key electoral reform victory. Senators voted 43 in favor and 20
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Asset managers and insurers are calling for sweeping reforms to Europe’s struggling debt securitisation market, arguing that much-needed changes could unlock hundreds of billions of euros in financing for businesses and households.
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Tensions between the United States and Ukraine appear to be escalating, as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio revealed that President Donald Trump is “very upset” with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky following
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