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Special: China Poised to Break Boeing and Airbus Duopoly

January 1, 2025
Aviation/Business/News

China is ramping up its efforts to challenge Boeing and Airbus’s dominance in the global aviation market, using its state-developed C919 passenger jet as a flagship project. The C919, a centerpiece of

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France: Macron Admits Responsibility for Political Chaos

January 1, 2025
Geopolitics/News

French President Emmanuel Macron admitted responsibility for the political divisions stemming from his decision to dissolve parliament and hold snap elections last summer. In his annual New Year’s address, Macron reflected on

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Sri Lanka: Is the Country-Sanctioned Gen. Shavendra Behind the Fate of the CDS?

January 1, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

by Our Defence Affairs Correspondent in Colombo Who is truly behind the orchestrated removal of General Shavendra Silva, a four-star General and one of Sri Lanka’s most decorated military leaders? What shadowy

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Nine Special Forces Troops Could Face War Crimes Prosecution: UK MoD Confirms

January 1, 2025
United Kingdom/World

Nine special forces soldiers could face prosecution for alleged war crimes following incidents in Syria and Afghanistan, according to figures revealed after the Ministry of Defence (MoD) initially sought to keep the

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Fuel Prices Soar in Europe as Russian Gas Transit Ends

January 1, 2025
Diplomacy/News

Gas prices in Europe have shot up to $536 per 1,000 cubic meters during ICE trading, the highest since November 27, 2023, amid expectations of halted Russian gas transit through Ukraine starting

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China Displays Next-Gen Stealth Jets and Massive Assault Ships

January 1, 2025
China/World

China has unveiled a series of advanced weapons this month, showcasing not only the numerical superiority of its armed forces but also the cutting-edge technology at their disposal. Among the most striking

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Shattered Skies: The Untold Story of the Y-8 Tragedy & Fallen Warriors of the Air Force

January 1, 2025
Sri Lanka

On the morning of November 18, 1995, an event unfolded in the skies above Sri Lanka that starkly illuminated the harsh realities of conflict and the critical importance of inter-service communication. This

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What Does 2025 Bring?

January 1, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The year 2025 stands as a pivotal moment in the continuum of history, a juncture where profound transformation meets the enduring currents of continuity. The interplay of global forces—political, economic, social, and

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Jaishankar Marks 20th Anniversary of Quad, Highlights Progress and Commitment

January 1, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar marked the 20th anniversary of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) on Tuesday, reflecting on its transformation from a collaborative response to the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami to

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Maldives: Nasheed Denies Plot Allegations Against Muizzu

January 1, 2025
Diplomacy/News

Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) chief and former President Mohamed Nasheed has categorically dismissed claims made in a recent Washington Post report alleging Indian involvement in a plot to impeach current Maldives President

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From Suez to Hormuz: The Strategic and Economic Lifelines of Global Trade

January 1, 2025
Diplomacy/News

Maritime choke-points are essential to global trade, acting as vital corridors for the movement of goods and energy resources. Their strategic positioning also makes them tools of geopolitical influence, often shaping the

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Venezuelan Court Orders TikTok to Establish Local Office, Pay $10M Fine

January 1, 2025
Venezuela/World

The Venezuelan Supreme Court has fined TikTok $10 million in response to dangerous challenges circulating on the platform, which were linked to the tragic deaths of three adolescents. The fine, announced by

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IBM to Launch the Largest Quantum Computer Yet in 2025

January 1, 2025
Business

IBM has announced its ambitious plan to develop the largest quantum computer to date, targeting a groundbreaking new qubit record in 2025. By linking multiple smaller quantum processors into a single, modular

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Deep-Sea Mining: Will 2025 Mark the Beginning of an Underwater Resource Rush?

January 1, 2025
Technology/World

The international debate over deep-sea mining has reached a critical moment, as mining companies set their sights on 2025 to potentially begin harvesting valuable minerals from the seabed. Yet, with no agreement

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A New Year of Reckoning: A Letter to Our Readers and Writers

January 1, 2025
Editorials

Editorial As we stand on the precipice of a new year—2025—there is an undeniable sense of both optimism and trepidation. Our work, spanning the globe, reaching millions of readers and relying on

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