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Monkey Business: The Grand Census of Simian Bureaucracy in Sri Lanka

March 14, 2025
Columns/Diplomacy/Sri Lanka

Ah, Sri Lanka, the land where logic and governance waltz in opposite directions while the citizens watch in bemused horror. Just when we thought our beloved island had exhausted its supply of

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Maldives to Declare Bankruptcy?

March 14, 2025
Geopolitics

The Maldives is facing an escalating debt crisis, with dwindling foreign exchange reserves and mounting debt repayments threatening the nation’s economic stability, according to a report by ANI. The financial distress of

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AIA Reports Record 2024 Earnings as Hong Kong and Southeast Asia Sales Surge

March 14, 2025
Business

AIA Group, the largest insurer in the Asia-Pacific region, reported a record-breaking financial performance in 2024, driven by a surge in new business from Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. The company’s net

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OpenAI Seeks US Policy Support to Compete with Chinese AI Firms

March 14, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI has urged the US government to shield artificial intelligence (AI) companies from state-level regulations in exchange for voluntarily sharing their models with federal authorities. In a 15-page policy proposal released on

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Chinese Scientists Develop Nuclear Battery with Century-Long Lifespan

March 14, 2025
News/Technology

Chinese scientists have developed a groundbreaking nuclear battery based on carbon that has the potential to last for a century without requiring a recharge. This innovative battery, which could revolutionize energy storage

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IndusInd Bank Scandal: Leadership Crisis and Hidden Losses Shake Investor Confidence

March 14, 2025
Business

India’s fifth-largest private lender, IndusInd Bank, is facing increasing scrutiny following a series of red flags that have rattled investors and regulators alike. As reported by the Financial Times, the crisis was

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India Changes 77-Year-Old Law to ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’

March 14, 2025
Business

India has taken a significant step toward energy security by passing new legislation aimed at boosting oil and gas exploration. The move, endorsed by Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, amends a 1948

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Elon Musk Installs Massive TV in White House Office for Video Gaming

March 14, 2025
News/United States

Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, known for juggling multiple high-profile ventures, has reportedly installed a massive television in his White House office to indulge in his lifelong passion for video gaming. This revelation

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Putin Proposes 30-Day Ceasefire but Raises Concerns Over Ukraine’s Intentions

March 14, 2025
Russia/World

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that Russia supports a 30-day ceasefire with Ukraine, though he raised concerns about security issues and Kyiv’s potential response. Speaking at a press conference, Putin outlined

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Sri Lanka’s Tuition Tyranny: A Pedagogy of Perversion

March 14, 2025
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

by Our Political Affairs Editor The monstrous spectacle that has recently unfolded in Sri Lanka’s tuition culture is not merely an aberration of individual pathology but a reflection of the perverted dynamics

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China’s Photonic Chip Revolutionizes AI Data Transmission

March 14, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Chinese researchers have achieved a groundbreaking advancement in optical data transmission with the development of a silicon photonic integrated high-order mode multiplexer chip. This innovation, led by a research team from Fudan

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Belgian Authorities Raid Huawei Offices in EU Corruption Probe

March 14, 2025
Business/Corruption

Belgian police have raided the offices of Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei as part of an extensive investigation into alleged corruption involving members of the European Parliament. The probe, initiated by Belgian intelligence

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Boston Metal Achieves Major Milestone in Green Steel Production

March 14, 2025
Business

Boston Metal, a pioneering green-steel startup, has taken a significant step toward revolutionizing the steel industry by successfully running its largest reactor yet. The company’s process, which uses electricity rather than coal-based

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Saudi TV Series ‘Muawiya’ Sparks Controversy Across Middle East

March 14, 2025
Arts/News

A high-budget Saudi television production portraying the life of an early Islamic ruler has ignited controversy across the Middle East, with Iraq and Iran banning the show and some clerics denouncing it

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Brussels Proposes Collective Weapon Purchases for EU Member States

March 14, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Brussels has put forward a proposal for collective weapon procurement on behalf of EU member states, marking a significant shift in European defense policy. The move comes in response to U.S. President

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