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August 30, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Moves to Rewrite Trade Deals, Including India FTA

Sri Lanka is preparing to renegotiate all four of its existing free trade agreements (FTAs), including the India-Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement, in an effort to secure terms that are more favourable

Business

Former SK Hynix Employee Jailed for Leaking Chip Technology to China

A former employee of South Korean semiconductor manufacturer SK Hynix has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for leaking information on semiconductor manufacturing technology to a Chinese company, Yonhap news agency reported on Sunday. The Seoul High Court upheld

August 9, 2026

Apple’s India Manufacturing Push Faces Its Biggest Test After Record Cyber Breach

Diplomacy/Geopolitics

A massive cyberattack on Tata Electronics, Apple’s manufacturing partner in India, has exposed sensitive product information and prompted renewed scrutiny of the country’s ambitions

China’s Greatest Strategic Nightmare Lies in the Malacca Strait

Columns/Geopolitics

The ship tracker in Kota Kinabalu, where I am — on the eastern edge of Malaysia — shows that 281 ships passed through the

German Media Giant Challenges Daily Mail in £500 Million Telegraph Battle

February 21, 2026
Business

Axel Springer, the German media conglomerate behind Bild, Politico, and Business Insider, has thrown its weight behind a £500 million bid for the Telegraph Media Group, forming a consortium led by Manchester-born

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Tata Trusts Face Fresh Governance Debate as Call to Scrap Vice-Chairman Role Emerges

February 12, 2026
Business

A new governance debate has surfaced within the Tata philanthropic network after Mehli Mistry, a trustee of the Tata Education and Development Trust (TEDT), raised concerns about the continuation of the vice-chairman

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OpenAI Faces Mounting Pressure as Investors Warn of Financial and Competitive Breakdown

January 24, 2026
Business

A growing chorus of prominent investors is warning that OpenAI may be entering a period of severe instability, as competitive setbacks, ballooning losses, and legal threats converge. On social media, veteran market

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Murtaza Lakhani Rejects EU and UK Sanctions, Vows Legal Challenge

December 19, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Businessman Murtaza Lakhani has strongly denied allegations underpinning recent sanctions imposed on him by the European Union and the United Kingdom, describing the measures as “unfounded, unfair and politically motivated.” In a

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UN Warns Global Growth Will Stay Subdued Through 2026

December 3, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

Global economic growth is set to remain sluggish over the next two years as trade tensions, geopolitical uncertainty and limited investment—outside of artificial intelligence—continue to weigh on the world economy, according to

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Japan’s PM Takaichi to Offer U.S. Purchase Package Ahead of Trump Talks

October 22, 2025
Japan/United States/World

Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is preparing a major purchase package that includes U.S. pickup trucks, soybeans, and liquefied natural gas, to present to President Donald Trump during trade and security

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Wall Street Feud Erupts as JPMorgan’s Dimon and Blue Owl’s Lipschultz Trade Blame

October 16, 2025
Business

A simmering rivalry between Wall Street’s biggest banks and the fast-growing private credit industry boiled over this week after a pair of credit market blowups triggered public sparring between JPMorgan Chase &

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China’s Wahaha Heiress Appeals Court Orders in $1.8 Billion Inheritance Dispute

August 20, 2025
Business

Kelly Zong, chairwoman of Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co. and daughter of the late beverage tycoon Zong Qinghou, is seeking to appeal two Hong Kong court orders restricting her access to $1.8 billion

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Asia’s Trade Web Can’t Stop Trump

July 29, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Editor’s Note: The following article is based on L. Alan Winters’ essay “Asia and ‘Reciprocal Tariffs’: Is Regionalism the Antidote?”, published by the National Bureau of Asian Research in partnership with the

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UNCTAD Warns of 2.3% Global Slowdown and Rising Trade Tensions in 2025

April 18, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The world economy is on a recessionary path, with global growth projected to decelerate to 2.3% in 2025, according to the latest report from the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).

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