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China’s Unitree soars in market debut as investors bet on humanoid robots
Unitree Robotics experienced a remarkable public market debut on Shanghai’s STAR Market, with its stock surging up to 620 percent and closing up 460 percent. This raised the company’s valuation…
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Zambia opposition leader to challenge Hichilema election victory in court
Zambian opposition leader Brian Mundubile has announced that he will challenge the results of the August 13 presidential election in court, alleging serious irregularities and possible voting fraud. President Hakainde…
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South Africa to Australia: Why coal profits are surging during Iran war
The ongoing United States-Israel war on Iran has severely disrupted global energy supplies, particularly following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. In short, crucial maritime corridor through which roughly…
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Emergency Episode: What’s Happening with Korea? Military exercises, Kim Jong-un and Iran
A panel hosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), foreign policy experts Victor Cha, Sydney Seiler, and Andrew Yeo analyzed the diplomatic fallout after U.S. President Trump.…
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How secure is Taiwan? The view from Taipei
An analysis of Taiwan’s defense posture and security environment, foreign policy experts highlighted a notable gap between Washington’s perception of Taiwan’s cross-strait dynamic the ground in Taipei.
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El planeta se acerca a temperaturas que millones de mayores no podrán tolerar.
El calor peligroso llegará antes de lo previsto. El calentamiento global representa una amenaza especialmente grave para las personas mayores, debido a que su organismo tiene menor capacidad para regular…
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Israeli Military Opens Criminal Investigations Into Two Gaza Incidents
Context of the Investigations Israel’s military announced its first criminal investigations into troop conduct during the Gaza war. The investigations concern the deaths of five-year-old Hind Rajab and 15 Palestinian…
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México y Estados Unidos refuerzan su cooperación en seguridad pese a tensiones bilaterales
Cooperación bilateral en un contexto de tensión México y Estados Unidos reforzaron su cooperación en materia de seguridad durante la 40ª Conferencia Internacional para el Control de Drogas, celebrada en…
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South Korea and the Philippines Face Deadly Flooding Amid Extreme Monsoon Rains
Extreme rainfall triggers deaths and evacuations South Korea and the Philippines are experiencing severe flooding and landslides caused by exceptionally heavy monsoon rains. In South Korea, the southern province of…
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Disney Sues the FCC Over Broadcast License Review Claiming Political Retaliation
A Escalating Legal Battle in Defense of the First Amendment The tension between corporate entertainment giants and U.S. regulatory bodies has reached a historic legal tipping point. According to a…
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US cites India on voter IDs, but are elections under Modi clean?
The push for stricter voting laws in the United States has led proponents to cite India’s massive electoral system as a model for mandatory voter photo identification.
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Can China’s new Arctic sea route to Europe replace Middle East chokepoints?
Escalating conflicts and maritime blockades surrounding key Middle Eastern chokepoints, such as the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, have disrupted global trade routes and energy flows
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Democrats rebuke Trump over scaling back military drills with South Korea
The decision to unilaterally scale back joint military exercises with South Korea has sparked intense political pushback. In short, rawing strong criticism from lawmakers who view the move as a…
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Russia-Japan tension after Putin’s Kuril islands visit
En: Asia CentralRelations between Russia and Japan have entered a new period of tension following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to the disputed Kruil Island. The visit, which took place on Iturup…
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‘Migration has been weaponised’: Italy’s security law criticised after death of Moroccan man in police restraint
The death of a foreign-born resident while being forcefully restrained by law enforcement has sparked widespread public outcry and intense political debate over legislative protections granted to security forces.
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How slavery reparations could help make yearning to return to Africa a reality
The global push for transatlantic slavery reparations increasingly frames the “right of return” to Africa as a central pillar of reparative justice. For centuries, pan-African movements and groups like the…
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Amnesty slams Israeli settler siege in Qusra as “strategic terror”
A total of 15 Palestinians, including two children, are trapped inside three homes in the Ras al-Ain area of Qusra, south of Nablus. This as a siege enforced by Israeli…
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A nation divided: What do Israelis want in October’s elections?
Primary internal debates shape domestic political discourse ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections in Israel. In short, highlighting how internal governance concerns have largely displaced broader regional affairs.
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New satellite images show Europe’s disappearing rivers due to drought
Recent satellite analysis reveals a dramatic worsening of drought conditions across Central and Western Europe. This with nearly half of the continent’s land area affected and approximately 9 percent reaching…
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Afghan refugees face an uncertain future as Europe shifts to the right
Five years after the fall of Kabul, thousands of Afghan evacuees who resettled across Europe face mounting legal precarity and the prospect of deportation.
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The Houthis Enter the Iran War and Everything Gets Worse
The entry of the Houthi movement into the ongoing military conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States. In. short, introduces a severe destabilizing element to regional security and global…
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Trump Reduces Military Exercises With South Korea Amid Efforts to Reengage North Korea
President Donald Trump has ordered the United States to significantly reduce its joint military exercises with South Korea, citing the high cost of the drills and his desire to avoid…
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The United States and Its Foreign Creditors: Risks and Changing Demand
The United States plays a central role in global financial markets. Its government debt is widely held by investors and institutions around the world. As a result, foreign demand for…
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Siete horas frente a la pantalla: México quiere que los niños suelten el celular.
El Gobierno de Claudia Sheinbaum prepara una posible regulación del uso de teléfonos móviles en escuelas, después de advertir que los menores pueden pasar hasta siete horas diarias frente a…
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Aulas vacías en La Guaira: los terremotos de Venezuela dejan decenas de alumnos fallecidos y a miles sin escuela.
Una emergencia educativa entre pérdidas y desplazamientos. Los terremotos que sacudieron Venezuela dejaron una profunda emergencia educativa en La Guaira, donde cientos de estudiantes y docentes fallecieron, resultaron heridos o…
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Powerful earthquake kills dozens in eastern Indonesia.
A powerful earthquake strikes Flores. A 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Indonesia’s Flores region at 4:58 a.m. local time on Saturday, killing at least 47 people and causing widespread damage. The…
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Afganistán sigue siendo el único país que mantiene cerrada la educación secundaria y superior para niñas y mujeres.
Cinco años después de la llegada al poder de las autoridades de facto, Afganistán continúa siendo el único país del mundo donde las niñas y mujeres tienen efectivamente prohibido acceder…
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Las jornadas de 24 horas para empleadas del hogar en Nueva York pueden constituir explotación, según expertos.
Un sistema que afecta principalmente a mujeres migrantes. Un grupo de expertos independientes de Naciones Unidas expresó preocupación por el sistema de jornadas laborales de 24 horas para trabajadoras del…
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Can negotiations between Venezuela’s government and opposition succeed?
Negotiations Without Clear Progress Venezuela’s latest attempt at political dialogue has raised hopes after more than a dozen failed negotiation efforts. The current process began after the US operation that…
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Zambia’s election: President Hichilema must preserve his country’s democratic reputation
Zambia’s 2026 election carries significance beyond its borders, placing the country’s democratic reputation under renewed scrutiny. President Hakainde Hichilema enters the election after pursuing difficult economic reforms and restructuring Zambia’s…