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Sri Lanka: Shielding Kids from Corporate Greed

January 5, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

The government has announced new restrictions on marketing food and beverages for children under the Food (Labelling & Advertising) Regulations 2022. A long-felt need has been fulfilled, but much more remains to

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Biden Blocks Nippon Steel’s U.S. Steel Takeover Despite Adviser Concerns

January 5, 2025
Diplomacy/News

President Joe Biden has blocked Nippon Steel’s $14.9 billion bid to acquire U.S. Steel, a decision that has sparked controversy within his administration and beyond. The move defied the advice of several

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ISIS Exploits Social Media to Inspire and Radicalize People

January 5, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

The Islamic State (ISIS), once considered defeated after the collapse of its caliphate in Iraq and Syria, demonstrated its enduring influence on New Year’s Day when Shamsud-Din Bahar Jabbar carried out a

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BRICS Moves to Dethrone the US Dollar

January 5, 2025
Business

To bring an end to the dollar hegemony one doesn’t need one common competing currency, but a number of national ones, according to former Ronald Reagan official and renowned American economist Dr

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Nine Nations Join BRICS as Partners, Strengthening Push for a Multipolar World

January 5, 2025
Diplomacy/News

On January 1, 2025, nine countries officially joined the BRICS partnership: Belarus, Bolivia, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Cuba, Uganda, Malaysia, and Uzbekistan. This expansion marks a significant milestone in the evolution of BRICS,

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Israel Seizes Over 30% of Syria’s Water Resources

January 5, 2025
Israel/Syria/World

The Israeli military has intensified its campaign in Syria with a series of airstrikes targeting key sites near Damascus, while also expanding its territorial control over southern Syria’s vital water sources. On

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Underworld Factories Turn Imitation Guns into Deadly Weapons

January 5, 2025
United Kingdom/World

Criminal networks across the UK are increasingly converting imitation firearms into lethal weapons, according to the National Crime Agency (NCA). These illegal “firearm factories” are adapting props originally intended for amateur dramatics,

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Niall Ferguson’s Surprising Turn on Trump

January 5, 2025
Diplomacy/United States

Sir Niall Ferguson, the Scottish historian and prominent academic, has made a surprising pivot in his view of former U.S. President Donald Trump. Once a staunch critic who branded Trump a “demagogue

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Ghana: One of the World’s Largest Markets Devastated by Fire

January 5, 2025
Human Rights/World

A catastrophic fire tore through Kantamanto Market in Accra, Ghana, one of the largest secondhand clothing markets in the world. The fire, which began on Thursday, decimated up to two-thirds of the

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India: Dangerous Narrative of ‘Misuse’ and Women Rights

January 5, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

In a recent ruling in X v. State of Telangana & Another, the Supreme Court of India made some shocking remarks. Justices B. Nagarathna and Kotiswar Singh stated that there is a

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Aragon Elon and His Deeds

January 4, 2025
Business/Geopolitics

In a controversial series of posts, Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of X (formerly Twitter), has drawn intense scrutiny for amplifying disinformation and inflammatory rhetoric surrounding the UK’s “grooming gangs” scandal. According

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Kiev plays games with Russian gas transit

January 4, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The dataset by the Brussels-based think tank Brugel aggregating the data on European natural gas import flows and storage levels puts in perspective Ukraine’s decision to halt the transit of Russian gas

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Secrets Behind the Obsession with Waterways Dominance

January 4, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Have you ever wondered why the world’s most significant conflicts haven’t often been about land or wealth, but about water—specifically, the narrow, strategic passages that govern the flow of global commerce? What

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The Banana Road From South America to China

January 4, 2025
Columns/Diplomacy

In November, Álvaro Noboa, the father of Ecuador’s president Daniel Noboa, had a heart attack. He was hastily taken to a clinic in Guayaquil, his hometown, and then after he was stabilized, flown to

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Jimmy Carter — Our Honest President

January 4, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics/United States

The late Jimmy Carter was an exemplary man. His honesty, modesty and good works set the mark for what American presidents should be like.  He was the quintessential Christian gentlemen and a fine naval

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