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September 19, 2024
Editorials

Hacked Lebanon: When Tradecraft Met Spycraft

Editorial Lebanon is under siege—not from a visible enemy marching across borders, but from a covert onslaught that has turned everyday devices into instruments of death. In a chilling blend of tradecraft

Business/Human Rights

Nestlé Faces Its Biggest Baby Formula Recall Yet Amid Toxin Scandal

Nestlé has issued its largest-ever recall of infant formula after discovering traces of a potent toxin known as cereulide in an ingredient used in its products. The Swiss multinational said the contaminant was found in arachidonic acid oil, a controversial

January 24, 2026

China Faces Deepening Deflation as Consumers and Companies Feel the Squeeze

Business

China is grappling with a deflationary spiral that is squeezing consumers, businesses, and the broader economy, with signs that the situation is worse than

Nestlé Expands Infant Formula Recall Amid Toxin Concerns

Human Rights/World

Nestlé announced on Wednesday that it was widening its recall of infant formula to include an additional batch of its Guigoz brand after France

Nestlé Expands Infant Formula Recall Amid Toxin Concerns

February 5, 2026
Human Rights/World

Nestlé announced on Wednesday that it was widening its recall of infant formula to include an additional batch of its Guigoz brand after France lowered the maximum allowed threshold for cereulide, a

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Nestlé Faces Its Biggest Baby Formula Recall Yet Amid Toxin Scandal

January 24, 2026
Business/Human Rights

Nestlé has issued its largest-ever recall of infant formula after discovering traces of a potent toxin known as cereulide in an ingredient used in its products. The Swiss multinational said the contaminant

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India’s Wholesale Prices Drop Sharply in October

November 16, 2025
Business

India’s wholesale prices fell 1.21% year-on-year in October, reversing the mild 0.13% rise recorded the previous month, according to government data released Friday. The decline was significantly sharper than economists surveyed by

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China Faces Deepening Deflation as Consumers and Companies Feel the Squeeze

November 10, 2025
Business

China is grappling with a deflationary spiral that is squeezing consumers, businesses, and the broader economy, with signs that the situation is worse than official statistics suggest. Beijing officials describe the trend

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Hacked Lebanon: When Tradecraft Met Spycraft

September 19, 2024
Editorials

Editorial Lebanon is under siege—not from a visible enemy marching across borders, but from a covert onslaught that has turned everyday devices into instruments of death. In a chilling blend of tradecraft

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