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UK Records 717 Grooming Gang Offences in 2023

January 12, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Police forces in England and Wales recorded 717 reports of group-based child sexual offences in 2023, averaging nearly two incidents a day, according to figures shared by the Hydrant Programme, a national

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The Great MSG Myth Exposed: The Truth About the “King of Flavour”

January 12, 2025
Business/Food Security

For decades, monosodium glutamate (MSG) has been vilified, accused of causing everything from headaches to palpitations, and blamed for the infamous “Chinese Restaurant Syndrome” (CRS). However, recent reports, including an insightful piece

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India and Indonesia Discuss $450 Million BrahMos Missile Purchase Deal

January 12, 2025
Defence/News

In a significant development for regional defence cooperation, Indonesia has initiated formal discussions with India over the purchase of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles. A letter of intent from the Indonesian Ministry of

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USA-China Superpower Rivalry: Yet Another Proof That Universal Peace Is Utopian

January 12, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

From time immemorial, there has been no occasion when there was universal peace in the world, without one region fighting against another or clashes between groups of people. While there has been

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Elon Musk: The Billionaire Maverick Walking a Tightrope of Power, Politics, and Provocation

January 11, 2025
Business/Geopolitics

Elon Musk, the eccentric billionaire behind Tesla, SpaceX, and X (formerly Twitter), has become a global symbol of innovation, controversy, and unpredictability. According to an in-depth report by The Times, Musk’s ascension

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How to Make Your Home and Yard Safe for Hummingbirds

January 11, 2025
Columns/Education

Many species of birds face a deadly threat: window collisions. They cannot distinguish a clear pane of glass from the open sky, and hummingbirds, among the smallest birds, are particularly at risk.

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Japan Demands Action After Surge in US Military Sexual Assaults in Okinawa

January 11, 2025
Defence/Human Rights

Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi has demanded that the American military take immediate and serious action to curb the rising number of sexual assaults committed by US service members stationed on

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Putin Open to Talks with Trump, Kremlin Confirms

January 11, 2025
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Russian President Vladimir Putin is open to direct talks with US President-elect Donald Trump, though no specifics have yet been finalized, according to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov. The two leaders have expressed

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Modi Highlights Unique Connection with Xi

January 11, 2025
Diplomacy/News

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has shared a fascinating personal anecdote about his relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping, revealing a unique bond between the two leaders. During a recent podcast with

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California Wildfires Ignite Insurance Crisis, Threaten Nationwide Fallout

January 11, 2025
United States/World

The catastrophic wildfires engulfing Greater Los Angeles have emerged as one of the worst disasters in U.S. history, with damages projected to reach a staggering $150 billion. As flames devastate communities, California’s

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White House Imposes Largest Sanctions Yet on Russia’s Energy Sector

January 11, 2025
Russia/United States/World

The Biden administration has unveiled the most significant U.S. sanctions to date targeting Russia’s energy sector, aiming to deliver a substantial economic blow to the country while ensuring stability in global energy

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Silicon Valley’s Largest Start-Ups to Postpone IPOs in 2025: Report

January 11, 2025
Business

According to a recent report from The Financial Times, many of Silicon Valley’s largest and most prominent start-ups are choosing to delay their initial public offerings (IPOs), thanks to significant fundraising activities

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Desperate West Attempts to Humiliate Putin Using AI Deepfake

January 11, 2025
Russia/World

In what appears to be a provocative attempt to undermine Russian President Vladimir Putin’s image, a controversial AI-assisted biopic is set to premiere in Britain this month. Titled Putin (2025), the film

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Clean Sri Lanka — Cleansing the Soul of the Country

January 11, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

This endeavour goes beyond merely cleaning up the environment. It aspires to restore the deeply eroded and deteriorated social and environmental fabric of our motherland. We aim to create cleanliness and rejuvenation

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Tesla Unveils Major Model Update in China

January 11, 2025
Business/Electric vehicles/Geopolitics

Tesla has taken an unprecedented step by debuting a significant update to its Model Y in China, marking the first time the company has chosen the Chinese market for such a launch.

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