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Silencing the Press Without Saying So
Jimmy Lai’s conviction under Hong Kong’s security law is seen by critics as a warning that publishing dissenting journalism now carries existential risk.
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Under Westminster Light and Northern Winds, Questions Stir
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces calls to resign after the Scottish Labour leader publicly urged him to step down amid internal controversies and senior aide departures.
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When Years Become Final
The son of a jailed British media tycoon says a 20-year sentence imposed by China amounts to a death sentence, given his father’s age and health.
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Where Sea Meets Shore and Lines Draw New Borders: Reflections on Trade and Constraint
The EU has proposed sanctions on Georgian and Indonesian ports handling Russian oil, aiming to prevent European trade from supporting alternative pathways for Russia’s energy revenue.
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Thailand’s Quiet Turn, Unseen by Pollsters
Thailand’s general election surprised observers as the conservative Bhumjaithai Party outpaced predictions, securing a strong lead while reformist hopes fell short of poll expectations.
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Where Courtroom Silence Meets Memory’s Echo: Reflections on an Uneasy Appeal
Brenton Tarrant, the Christchurch mosque shooter, seeks to overturn his guilty pleas, citing mental unfitness at the time. Judges will determine whether the pleas stand or are vacated.
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Between Alpine Air and Atlantic Currents, a World Order Holds Its Breath
On the eve of the Munich Security Conference, European leaders prepare amid questions over transatlantic ties and the influence of U.S. policy under Trump on global security cooperation.
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When the Order Shifts and the World Watches
European security experts warn that U.S. policy under President Trump is upending the post-World War II international order, describing it as an era of “wrecking-ball politics.”
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Where Dust Meets Mountain Air and Silence Settles: Reflections from Sinaloa’s Hills
Some workers abducted from a Canadian mining company’s site in Sinaloa, Mexico, have been found dead. Authorities have made arrests and continue searching for the rest.
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When Old Certainties Meet New Questions
Ahead of the Munich Security Conference, European security experts say Trump’s foreign policy casts uncertainty over NATO and the post-World War II order, prompting debates on defence autonomy.
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“Beyond Survival: What Space Exploration Avoids Saying About Reproduction”
As space missions lengthen, experts warn that human reproduction beyond Earth is no longer theoretical, urging urgent policy and ethical discussions before reality overtakes planning.
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Where the Tagus Touches Dawn and Votes Flow: Portugal’s Quiet Turning
Portugal’s center-left candidate won a decisive presidential runoff, defeating a hard-right rival and securing about two-thirds of the vote in a clear endorsement of moderate leadership.
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When the Measure Becomes the Master: Growth Presses Against the Living World
More than 150 countries warn that relentless economic growth is damaging nature, calling for a shift in development models as biodiversity loss and environmental strain accelerate worldwide.
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When Four Kilobytes Felt Like a Horizon: PicoRAM Ultimate’s Gentle Expansion Into Vintage Memory
Michael Wessel’s PicoRAM Ultimate vintage SBC expansion now doubles its RAM emulation to 4kB, offering classic computers a little more room to breathe
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Between Quiet Wires and Sudden Shadows: Europe Senses a Shift in the Dark
Western officials say Russia’s sabotage operations across Europe are becoming more frequent and less covert, targeting infrastructure as tensions over the war in Ukraine persist.
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Across the Bosphorus of Change: A Quiet Union in Turkey’s Delivery Scene
Uber agreed to buy Getir’s delivery business in Turkey from Mubadala, combining it with Uber’s existing services to expand the delivery ecosystem for users, couriers, and merchants.
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When Allies Become Uncertain Anchors
A new report urges Europe to stand up to President Trump and his “demolition men,” warning that U.S. policies are undermining the post-war world order and transatlantic trust.
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Where North Africa Meets an Unforgiving Crossing: The Mediterranean After Another Capsize
At least 53 migrants are missing after a boat capsized off Libya’s coast, according to the U.N. migration agency, underscoring the ongoing dangers of Mediterranean crossings.
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Bracing for Impact in Munich
Ahead of the Munich Security Conference, European officials are preparing for more “wrecking-ball politics” from Donald Trump, fearing further strain on the post-war world order.
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Between Familiar Power and Sudden Change: A Nation Counts the Night Differently
Thailand’s election delivered an unexpected result as voters backed a reformist opposition beyond polling forecasts, reshaping the political landscape and setting up complex coalition talks.
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Where Harbour Air Thickens and Voices Gather: An Australian Evening of Arrival and Dissent
Sydney saw protests and arrests as Israel’s president began an official visit, with police enforcing expanded powers and demonstrators challenging restrictions in the city center.
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“The Future Written in Leaves: Why Forests Are No Longer Standing Still”
Forests worldwide are changing faster than expected due to climate stress and human pressure, prompting growing concern among scientists studying ecosystem stability and resilience.
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When Private Judgement Meets Public Policy
Wes Streeting reportedly said in private that Israel was committing war crimes and supported sanctions, remarks that contrast with the UK’s cautious public stance on Gaza.
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Across Northern Corridors of Diplomacy, A Quiet Departure Follows Old Correspondence
Norway’s ambassador to the United States resigned after scrutiny over past contacts with Jeffrey Epstein, with officials citing the need to preserve trust in diplomatic representation.
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