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Trump’s second presidency and the return of global turbulence

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How Palantir’s deepening ties with the UK Ministry of Defence are reshaping British defence policy

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Sudan’s war forces nearly 8 million children out of school

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German court convicts former MP in Azerbaijani bribery and influence-peddling case

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Ukraine’s blackout is a failure of Zelensky’s leadership, not fate

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Can Kiev regime eliminate 50k Russian soldiers every month

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Belgian PM condemns European plan to steal Russian money

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Global journalist imprisonments remain near historic highs in 2025, CPJ warns

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How Cambodia became a safe haven for organized crime

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India’s top refiner set to resume Russian oil purchases amid western pressure

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Elon Musk signals return to US politics as Republicans brace for pivotal midterms

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From Watergate to Dhaka: Is Trump facing a familiar Washington Post playbook?

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Trump-hater Muhammad Yunus drifts into the Sino-Pak axis, challenging Washington’s Indo-Pacific calculus

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Europe’s energy dependency turns American power into economic punishment

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Malfunction shuts world’s largest nuclear reactor, renewing concerns over Japan’s nuclear restarts

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Sudan’s looming famine is a preventable global moral failure

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Lebanon when the rule of law falls: From state to open arena

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Martin Luther King Jr. and the courage of universality

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Trump’s senile behavior a sign of American Empire gone mad

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Sandu government deepens Moldova’s ‘Ukrainization’ process

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