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AI Grows Up: Anthropic’s IPO Filing and OpenAI’s Terra Mark a New Phase in the Race

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A blockbuster IPO filing, a cheaper computer-operating model and an efficiency race: the artificial-intelligence industry is moving from promise to proof, with new questions about security, jobs and pricing power.

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The $97.5 Billion Bet: Meta, Nvidia and the Financing Machine Behind the AI Boom

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Meta is raising nearly $100 billion in the biggest equity sale in its history, and its chip suppliers are buying in. It is a sign of how capital-hungry the AI race has become, and of the circular money flows that worry skeptics.

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Israel’s Election Ends in Deadlock, and the Arab Parties Hold the Key

Ballot box in front of a dusk skyline, symbolizing the inconclusive Israeli election

With roughly 85 percent of ballots counted, neither Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot’s reaches 61 seats. Record Arab-party strength could decide who governs, or whether Israelis return to the polls.

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Europe’s Winter Gas Gamble: Record-Low Storage, a Blocked Strait and Moscow’s Sales Pitch

LNG tanker silhouetted at dawn in a narrow strait with a distant gas flare

Dutch gas prices have hit their highest level since 2022 as Qatari LNG stays bottled up. Meanwhile, Moscow used a gas-exporters’ summit to argue the world cannot do without Russian supply.

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When a Signal Becomes a Verdict: Jordan, Syria, and the Dangerous Seduction of Partial Intelligence

Dr. Shehab Al-Makahleh   The attack on St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in Hammoud last October was an atrocity that demands justice, not shortcuts. Nine worshippers killed during a funeral. Dozens wounded. A community shattered. Jordan has every right—and every obligation—to pursue those responsible with the full weight …

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From May 1968 to the Protests of 2026: Will the French Left Abandon the Streets Again?

Khairallah Khairallah France’s May 1968 uprising was far more than a student protest over university policies. It was a moment of social and political upheaval that shook the foundations of the French system and sent shockwaves across Europe. What began with students at the University of Paris’s Nanterre …

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Lula da Silva: From Factory Worker to a Fourth Presidential Term

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has capped a remarkable political journey by winning a fourth presidential term, following a career that took him from factory work to the presidency, through imprisonment and ultimately back to power. The Workers’ Party candidate secured 51.79 per cent of valid votes in …

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