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Sweden’s cliffhanger vote could normalize what politics long refused

Polls showed a paper‑thin split between left and right blocs, with campaigns focused on migration, gang crime, the economy, and even Israel–Palestine policy.

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Sweden voted in an exceptionally close general election, with a paper‑thin gap between blocs as Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson’s right‑of‑centre al...

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A corridor gets mapped as control of Hormuz remains contested

Oman is convening Gulf governments and Iran as Muscat and Tehran finalize temporary routing proposals for the strait.

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Oman is hosting rare talks between Iran and Gulf governments on the Strait of Hormuz as Tehran and Muscat advance “new maps” and a temporary corrid...

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AI guardrails face live battlefield tests as Houthis expand strikes

Anthropic’s 154-page report catalogs weaponization, surveillance, and influence attempts—including a Yemen-based cell seeking missile guidance software—while Houthi attacks hit Saudi military and energy sites with implications for shipping and regional alignments.

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Anthropic released a 154‑page threat report detailing attempts to misuse its Claude AI—from surveillance and influence operations to weapons develo...

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Symbolic signal or policy shift? Europe moves, Washington holds back

Britain sanctioned Israeli settlers as France targeted goods from occupied territories alongside a dozen partners.

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Several European governments moved in concert on Sept. 8 to curb commerce tied to Israeli settlements—France announcing boycotts of goods from occu...

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A chokepoint seized; is control of passage real or fleeting?

After rapid gains along Yemen’s Red Sea coast, Houthi forces took Mocha and moved onto Perim as Saudi airstrikes resumed and oil prices jumped.

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Houthi forces swept down Yemen’s Red Sea coast, seizing the port of Mocha and moving onto Perim Mayun Island at the center of the Bab alMandeb afte...

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Expansion promises clout—does it also harden BRICS' fault lines?

Under India’s chairmanship, Xi, Putin and others discussed IMF and G20 reforms, non‑dollar payment systems, and trade amid live regional rifts.

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Leaders of BRICS met in New Delhi on Sept. 12–13 under India’s chairmanship, issuing a joint declaration that coupled calls for greater Global Sout...

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When a slogan becomes subversion: Hong Kong redraws the line

Three leaders of the disbanded vigil alliance—Lee Cheuk-yan, Chow Hang-tung, and Albert Ho—received five to just over seven years, and their group was fined HK$1.5 million.

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Hong Kong’s High Court sentenced veteran activists Lee Cheukyan, Chow Hang‑tung, and Albert Ho to between five years two months and seven years thr...

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A mandate in search of power: AfD’s Saxony-Anhalt dilemma

The far-right party’s roughly 44% haul triggered coalition maneuvers in Magdeburg, a chancellor’s denunciation of “remigration,” AfD’s planned lawsuit, street protests, and transatlantic and EU aftershocks.

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The farright AfD won about 44% in SaxonyAnhalt, putting state power within reach for the first time even as protests erupted and Berlin condemned i...

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As violence surges, is impunity a failure or the plan?

Sources from Israeli and international outlets describe a week of mass arrests, UN-documented demolitions in Masafer Yatta, alleged water sabotage, and expanded closed military zones affecting Palestinian communities.

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Over the past week in the West Bank, Israeli forces detained about 100 Palestinians and demolished homes in Masafer Yatta, displacing nearly 60, as...

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A $5,000 promise collides with the power of the purse

At a Dallas GOP convention, Trump tied a universal “dividend” to Republican control, saying tariffs would finance more than $1 trillion in payments.

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At the Republican Party’s firstever midterm convention in Dallas, President Donald Trump promised a $5,000 “dividend” to every U.S. adult if Republ...

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Disrupted today, adaptable tomorrow: AI guardrails meet state ambitions

The company details probes using its model for state-aligned surveillance, influence operations, missile guidance software, and sensitive biology across China, Iran, West Africa, Yemen, the UAE and Kenya.

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Anthropic’s new threat report says it detected and in several cases disrupted attempts to use its AI for statealigned surveillance, influence, miss...

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Expanded BRICS weighs financial integration while its purpose remains unsettled

India hosts an 11-member summit including Putin and Xi, with agendas spanning local-currency trade, linked payment systems, and UN-focused governance reform amid ongoing conflicts.

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India is hosting an expanded, 11‑member BRICS summit in New Delhi, with Putin and Xi attending, as wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and wider U....

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