Damsana Ranadhiran
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Armenia’s corruption reckoning: Justice, political revenge, or both? (opens the original)
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Armenia is once again confronting the unresolved legacy of its post-Soviet political establishment, but this time the battle is being fought not only in parliament or at the ballot box. It is unfolding inside courtrooms, anti-corruption offices and the business networks of some of the country’s most powerful political families. The latest development-the pretrial detention of Sedrak Kocharyan, the eldest son of former President Robert Kocharyan-has dramatically widened an already explosive corru
From steel to strategy: How US military pressure is reshaping Philippine investment (opens the original)
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The growing involvement of the United States military in and around Chinese-invested facilities in the Philippines raises questions that extend far beyond one steel plant. What may initially appear to be a routine military assessment or site-planning exercise could signal a broader transformation in how economic activity is viewed through the lens of strategic competition between Washington and Beijing. On August 19, US and Philippine military personnel reportedly sought access to a steel facili
The American Dream is under pressure-and slogans won’t save it (opens the original)
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The American right is increasingly divided over a fundamental question: How should conservatives respond to the growing appeal of socialism among younger Americans? One camp believes the answer is to defend free markets more aggressively and remind voters of the virtues of individual responsibility. Another argues that such rhetoric is no longer sufficient because millions of Americans, particularly younger people, are confronting economic conditions that make the traditional promise of upward m
US charges NFT startup founder over alleged $10 million investor fraud (opens the original)
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US federal prosecutors have charged the founder of NFT startup Few and Far with orchestrating an alleged multimillion-dollar fraud scheme, accusing him of diverting investor funds intended for the development of a digital asset marketplace to finance online gambling, cryptocurrency speculation, luxury personal expenses, and other non-business activities. The case marks another high-profile enforcement action in the cryptocurrency sector as US authorities continue to intensify scrutiny of digital
The Proximal Origin controversy: DOJ memo revives questions over Covid’s origins (opens the original)
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The debate over the origins of COVID-19 has remained one of the most contentious scientific and political issues of the modern era. More than five years after the pandemic transformed the world, new revelations continue to fuel questions about how governments, scientists, and public institutions handled the issue. A recently disclosed memorandum, reportedly obtained by the Counterlawfare Institute, has brought fresh attention to these questions by outlining a proposed US Department of Justice in
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