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Multiple hands holding smartphones, symbolizing the global debate over social media regulation
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From Barracks to Parliament, Everyone Suddenly Wants to Tame the Feed

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Workers at a small steel foundry in India with solar panels visible in the background
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The 34% Fix: How India’s Small Steelmakers Could Rewire Their Power Bills

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World News

A Tiny Pacific Nation’s Election Just Became a Superpower Proxy Battle

Mira Voss Aug 25, 2026 0
A river flowing through farmland with irrigation canals feeding fields on both banks
Politics & Governance

Twelve Thousand Cusecs: Why the Cauvery Keeps Testing Indian Federalism

Mira Voss Aug 25, 2026 0
A military helicopter hovers over open water near a large cargo ship at dusk
World News

Blockade Runs, Waivers and a Wanted Hardliner: Inside the US-Iran Standoff

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Multiple hands holding smartphones, symbolizing the global debate over social media regulation
Society & Culture
From Barracks to Parliament, Everyone Suddenly Wants to Tame the Feed
Inara Elwood Aug 26, 2026
Workers at a small steel foundry in India with solar panels visible in the background
Climate & Environment
The 34% Fix: How India’s Small Steelmakers Could Rewire Their Power Bills
Thaddeus Brenner Aug 25, 2026
World News
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Politics & Governance
Twelve Thousand Cusecs: Why the Cauvery Keeps Testing Indian Federalism
Mira Voss Aug 25, 2026
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Business & Economy

The Dollar’s Iron Grip: Inside the Global Scramble to Defend Weaker Currencies

Inara Elwood Jul 25, 2026 0

A stronger-than-ever dollar is forcing central banks from India to Sri Lanka to Europe into costly, high-stakes defensive moves.

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Society & Culture

The Benadryl Challenge Refuses to Die — And So Does the Danger

Inara Elwood Jul 25, 2026 0

Years after it first drew warnings, the deadly Benadryl Challenge keeps resurfacing online — a case study in why viral…

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Society & Culture

The Age of Consent: Why Governments Are Suddenly Policing Kids’ Screens

Inara Elwood Jul 24, 2026 0

France just banned social media for under-15s while India shuts down 50 OTT platforms and runs mass awareness drives. Two…

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World News

Tankers Turn Back: Inside the Fragile Push to Avert a US-Iran War

Mira Voss Jul 23, 2026 0

As the US and Iran dig in near the Strait of Hormuz, mediators, oil markets, and rerouted tankers reveal just…

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Business & Economy

Markets on a Knife’s Edge: Wall Street Bets on Earnings While the Middle East Looms

Inara Elwood Jul 23, 2026 0

Stocks rally on strong earnings while oil, the dollar, and Jamie Dimon's skepticism reveal a market betting heavily on a…

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Business & Economy

The Great Rate Split: Why Central Banks Are Suddenly All Over the Map

Inara Elwood Jul 22, 2026 0

From London to Colombo to Monrovia, central banks are pulling in opposite directions on rates — a split that reveals…

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America’s Chip Gold Rush: Inside the New Silicon Arms Race

Peregrine Ashford Jul 22, 2026 0

From Texas fabs to Oregon jobs programs, America's semiconductor buildout is now framed as a national security priority fueling a…

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Climate & Environment

Europe’s Climate Warning Meets a Global Race to Decarbonize Fast

Thaddeus Brenner Jul 22, 2026 0

A European minister's warning about industrial decline collides with corporate decarbonization wins, exposing the real tension in the global climate…

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Business & Economy

Reddit’s $28 Billion Edge in the AI Age: It’s Real, Messy, and Human

Inara Elwood Feb 12, 2026 0

In a digital landscape increasingly polished by algorithms and populated by AI chatbots, one platform is thriving precisely because of…

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Standard Chartered Forges B2C2 Alliance to Deepen Crypto Liquidity for Institutions

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