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Russian Drones Enter Polish Airspace: NATO Responds
Ayushmaan Mukherjee
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Chioma P. Okoro
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Stavros Iliadis
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Ayushmaan Mukherjee
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Storey Kuo
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French Government Collapses
The removal of French Prime Minister François Bayrou Triggers a Government Collapse and Further Instability
Ayushmaan Mukherjee·International Affairs
Russian Drones Enter Polish Airspace: NATO Responds
20 Russian drones entered Polish airspace in an apparent error, prompting NATO to launch a new plan called “Eastern Sentry”
Ayushmaan Mukherjee·Technology
The Ordinary Face of Political Violence: Utah, Identity, and the American Divide
Growing up Nigerian-American in a deeply conservative state shaped how I see events like the Charlie Kirk shooting—and the contradictions they reveal about American politics today.
Chioma P. Okoro, Senior International Policy Editor·Domestic Affairs
World Bank pledges require that companies bidding in developing countries allocate a fixed share of labor cost to local workers
Building Resilience Through Local Empowerment
Stavros Iliadis, Senior Economic Policy Editor·Economics
China Hosts 2025 Victory Day Parade
The PLA unveils new military capabilities from missile systems to cyber and unmanned capabilities
Ayushmaan Mukherjee·International Affairs/Technology
Autumn Budget Looms as UK Faces Highest Borrowing Costs and a Weaker Pound
The UK is facing its highest long-term borrowing costs in 27 years while the pound weakens against major currencies. As the Autumn Budget approaches, investors are watching closely to see how the government will manage the economy.
Storey Kuo, Economic Policy Correspondent·Economics/International Affairs
Weakening U.S. Labor Market and Rising Inflation Signal Economic Softening
A weakening labor market and rising prices puts the U.S. in risk of economic softening and slowdown.
Storey Kuo, Economic Policy Correspondent·Economics/Domestic Affairs
Escalating Tensions in the South China Sea
A recent collision between Chinese and Philippine ships amidst rising tensions in the South China Sea, raises fears about the future of the region, more specifically over sovereignty clashes for territories in the region.
Videep Agarwal·International Affairs
UK–Germany Seal “Kensington Treaty”: A New Pillar for Europe’s Security
Historic bilateral pact deepens defense, trade and research ties as Starmer and Merz cement a closer E3 partnership
Vikram Ranganath·International Affairs
CHOOSE Your Own Life: Alabama Changes the Game for Educational Reform
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey bars the AHSAA from enforcing a policy where students are ineligible to play sports during their first year at a new school.
Rida Akhtar, Education Policy Correspondent·Education/Domestic Affairs/Legal
BRICS Summit in Rio Charts Path for Inclusive Development
Expanded bloc of emerging economies pledges reforms, climate finance, and social equity as Brazil hosts historic 2025 gathering
Vikram Ranganath·International Affairs/Economics
Washington-Brokered DRC-Rwanda Peace Accord Opens Path to Great Lakes Stability
Expanded agreement aims to end conflict and boost regional cooperation as U.S. helps broker historic deal
Vikram Ranganath·International Affairs
A Televised Revolution: Is Nepali Gen Z Trying to Create a New Statement?
Nepali Gen Z’s rally exposes how Nepal’s old political class keeps re-crowning itself long after the monarchy fell
Michelle Alinndra·International Affairs
A closer look at Trump's health
After Trump’s disappearance, rumors about his health and possible death circulated
Claire Yang, Senior Economic Policy Editor·Economics/Domestic Affairs
Out in the Cold: Revelations from ChatGPT’s Newest Model
OpenAI’s latest language model, GPT 5 has brought about faster response times, but with it - mixed reactions, dangerous implications and brought to light truths that we may not be ready to believe.
Joseph Augustine·AI
Global health NGOs warn that proposed U.S. foreign aid cuts threaten vaccination campaigns in Africa and Latin America
American foreign aid retrenchment has detrimental economical and geopolitical effects on thousands of lives globally.
Anisha Pandey, Senior Health Editor·Health
AI Chatbots Under FTC Scrutiny
The Federal Trade Commission is coming after AI chatbots because of the mental health risk that they pose to children. The aftermath of this probe could very well shake even the largest AI firms in the country.
Aadith Muthukumar·Domestic Affairs/AI
Deloitte forecasts potential U.S. Fed rate cut amid shifting bond yields
What could this prediction signal for the future of the already cripled U.S. Economy
Stavros Iliadis, Senior Economic Policy Editor·Economics
Holness Secures Historic Third Term in Jamaica
Jamaica Labor Party (JLP) leader Andrew Holness wins a third consecutive term despite low voter participation and corruption allegations.
Videep Agarwal·International Affairs
Experts Meet At The UN To Implement Strategies Preserving Marine Biodiversity
This week’s gathering might just be the push the United Nations needs to begin implementing its High Seas treaty
Anika Kaparthy·International Affairs/Climate
Justice is (Color) Blind: Louisiana's Radical Case to Erase Race from Redistricting
Louisiana’s surprise legal shift asks the Supreme Court to bar race-based districts, threatening a key provision of the landmark civil-rights law.
Aniruddh Marella, Correspondent·Domestic Affairs
Palantir Moves Into The UK
After sparking much controversy with the US about their alleged unethical practices, Palantir has decided to move into the public sector, striking a one-of-a-kind £500,000 deal with the Coventry City Council.
Aadith Muthukumar·International Affairs/Technology
How Trump’s Clash with the Fed Shook Wall Street
Trump threat to remove Fed governor Lisa Cook rattles global markets with stocks slipping dollar weakening and bond yields shifting
Radhika Sharma·Domestic Affairs/Economics
The Commerce of Delay: How Companies Profit While You Wait
In a world progressing at a rate faster than ever before - time is of the essence. Companies use clever, subtle techniques that ensure they profit despite consumer delays
Joseph Augustine, Correspondent·Commerce
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