Gardiner Harris, a former pharmaceutical industry reporter for The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, has accused Johnson & Johnson (J&J) of a pattern of misconduct spanning decades, arguing that
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While the Islamic State (IS) no longer controls territory across Iraq and Syria as it did at the height of its power, the group is adapting to a transformed security environment, exploiting
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A mother’s emotional appeal to Pope Leo XIV has placed fresh attention on the legal and humanitarian questions surrounding the detention of retired Major General Suresh Sallay, the former Director of Sri
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Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum has announced a new strategy to restart oil trade with Cuba through private companies, creating a commercial framework designed to allow fuel exchanges while avoiding exposure of state
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Belgium has granted a one-day visa to a Taliban delegation invited to Brussels for migration discussions with European Union officials, allowing the group to enter the country but restricting travel beyond Belgian
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The United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union has failed to deliver several of the economic and social outcomes promised by supporters of Brexit, according to an analysis published by El Pais
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The military confrontation between the United States and Iran has demonstrated how a weaker power can challenge a far stronger opponent through asymmetric warfare, according to an analysis examining the conflict’s tactics,
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The Airport The modern airport is best understood not as a static infrastructure asset but as a legally structured, operationally interdependent ecosystem. It is a space where public authority and private enterprise
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Israel is sabotaging the negotiations with Iran and alienating its last important ally by refusing to halt its attacks on Lebanon and withdraw from its occupation of the south. It is determined to reignite
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by Our Correspondent in Geneva A series of explosive allegations surrounding former Eastern Province political aide Azad Maulana have emerged from a detailed account provided by Mohamed Haris, a Sri Lankan citizen
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For years, Giorgia Meloni built her political identity around being a leader close to ordinary Italians — direct, emotional, and unafraid of confrontation. Now, that image has shaped one of her sharpest
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At six o’clock in the morning on June 6, the waters around Albania’s Sazan Island were calm and blue as Eva Buzo’s motorboat entered the harbour. The Australian marathon swimmer with Albanian
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Kurunegala District played an important role in the April 1971 rebellion. During that period, district committee leaders in both Kurunegala and Kegalle were selected by the members themselves rather than being appointed
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The concept, rooted in philosophical traditions dating back to ancient Greece more than 2,500 years ago, is at the center of a recent discussion published by El País, which examines how ordinary
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Sheikh Hasina is no fascist, notwithstanding the deliberate attempts of some to portray her as such. Few political figures in contemporary South Asia have evoked such fierce passions, profound loyalties, and relentless
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