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Africa’s largest refinery ready to boost fuel supply to European markets

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India temporarily eases kerosene rules to manage energy shortages amid global crisis

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Hong Kong anti-corruption sweep exposes alleged triad influence in building contracts

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Bangladesh’s silent emergency: Measles surge puts millions of children on the brink

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Turkey’s spy network in India: Erdogan’s intelligence apparatus targets civil society

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Lessons from India: How to deal with left-wing extremism

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Trump warns Cuba is ‘next’ amid ongoing US economic pressure

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US court rules against Pentagon in landmark AI dispute with Anthropic

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Europe accelerates global trade expansion with strategic deals

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Hungary-EU clash highlights growing divide over democracy, sovereignty, and political control

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Denmark’s fragmented politics leaves Frederiksen balancing power and voter discontent

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Trump sees Zelensky as the brainchild of his political opponents

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Britain targets crypto-enabled scam empire with sanctions on Prince Group network

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Canada revokes dozens of crypto firms amid money laundering and terror funding risks

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How an IRGC asset rose to advise Erdoğan

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Ultra-religious Iranian fascists the mankind’s worst enemies

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With the help of US-Pak Deep State, Yunus silently advances ‘minus-two’ formula in Bangladesh

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Water at risk: The Gulf’s hidden weakness in an expanding Iran conflict

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Russia–Africa summit signals strategic realignment in a Multipolar World

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Nepal’s new prime minister launches legal offensive over deadly protest crackdown

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