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There is a strip of seawater — twenty-one miles wide at its narrowest, wedged between the Iranian coastline and the Omani shore — that has long...
The rupture in world order is not merely political. It is thermodynamic. Two civilizational models—one running on molecules, one on electrons—are now in direct and irreversible...
There is a particular kind of policy failure that announces itself quietly—not with a crisis, but with a statistic that arrives too late to matter. For...
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The memo landed on a Thursday afternoon, and for anyone who has followed OpenAI’s evolution from scrappy non-profit to near-trillion-dollar enterprise machine, the subtext was louder...
The AI giant’s first media acquisition isn’t really about a talk show. It’s about who controls the story of the century. On April 2, 2026, OpenAI...
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Meta’s ‘Project Walleye’ Ohio data centre is seeking $3bn in loans where lenders will fund both construction and power — a historic first in hyperscale project...
On a Saturday morning at the edge of Ipoh’s old racecourse, the air smells of Ipoh white coffee, damp timber, and something else — something harder...
Shanmugam says Singapore hasn’t curbed fuel use despite the Middle East conflict. Here’s why that’s not complacency — it’s calculated small-state statecraft at its finest Introduction:...
