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Maps and the Politics of Power: How Cartography Reflects and Shapes National Narratives

February 2, 2025
Geopolitics/Mexico/United States/World

The recent controversy over renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, a decision pushed by former U.S. President Donald Trump, raises questions about the political power behind the maps

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Former Federal Reserve Official Accused of Passing Sensitive Information to China

February 2, 2025
Business/United States

A former senior Federal Reserve official, John Rogers, has been arrested and charged with leaking sensitive economic information to Chinese officials. Rogers, who worked as a senior adviser in the Fed’s international

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India Rolls Out Tax Cuts to Stimulate Growth, Aiming to Revive the Economy

February 2, 2025
Business

India’s government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has introduced a series of tax cuts and regulatory measures aimed at revitalizing the country’s economy, which is facing slow growth following a period

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Bangladesh: The Death of Press Freedom

February 2, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

In any free society, the press is not just an institution—it is the frontline defense against oppression. It shines light where those in power prefer darkness, it amplifies voices that tyrants seek

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Condos in Gaza: Solving the Mideast Problem Trump Style

February 2, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The Great White Father in Washington has spoken. Let mere mortals hark and obey.  Gaza is a ‘mess’ said President Trump and must be ‘cleaned up.’ 2.1 million human refuse are befouling this

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Syria enters new era amidst uncertainties

February 2, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The appointment of Ahmed al-Sharaa, the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) as Interim President on January 29 marks the advent of a new era in Syria’s history. The New York Times

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Flight AA 5342 and the Black Hawk Helicopter — Some Reflections

February 2, 2025
Aviation/Columns

“The people in the helicopter should have seen where they were going,” … What was the helicopter doing in that track? Very sad. But visually, somebody should have been able to see

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Lev Tahor Cult Leader Arrested in Guatemala on Human Trafficking Charges

February 2, 2025
Guatemala/Human Rights/World

Rabbi Yoel Alter, the 35-year-old leader of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish cult Lev Tahor (meaning “Pure Heart” in Hebrew), has been arrested in Guatemala following a coordinated operation led by Interpol. Alter was

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China’s Tech Breakthroughs Surpass US in Key Areas

February 2, 2025
Diplomacy/News

China is rapidly asserting its technological superiority over the United States, with a series of groundbreaking advancements that highlight its edge in critical fields such as AI, space exploration, quantum computing, robotics,

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Iran Unveils Third Underground Missile Base in a Month

February 2, 2025
Iran/World

Iran has revealed the construction of its third underground missile base in just a month, further demonstrating its growing military capabilities. The latest base, located in the southern part of the country,

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West Fears Loss of Ukraine’s Mineral Wealth to Russia

February 2, 2025
Diplomacy/News

As the conflict in Ukraine continues to intensify, the West has raised alarms about the potential loss of the country’s vast mineral resources to Russia, which could significantly enhance Moscow’s power in

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Sri Lanka: The Predators in the Jeep

February 2, 2025
Editor's Choice/Social/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo A leopard hunts by instinct. A human hunts by volition. And oftentimes, the vilest predators aren’t those with fangs and talons, but those who trespass into sanctuaries

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Italian Priest Excommunicated After Denouncing Pope Francis as “Antipope”

February 1, 2025
Human Rights

An Italian priest has been excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church after publicly refusing to recognize the authority of Pope Francis and calling him the “antipope.” Father Natale Santonocito, 61, was barred

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Europe’s Survival: The Road to Renewal

February 1, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Remaining competitive is fundamental for Europe’s future. We need faster economic growth and higher productivity to protect the quality of life for Europeans — from their jobs and incomes to their security

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Chinese AI Genius Crumbles America’s Tech Empire

February 1, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Liang Wenfeng, the founder of DeepSeek, has emerged as an unexpected hero in China, where he is celebrated for his unprecedented challenge to the dominance of American tech giants. From humble beginnings

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