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Time Is the New Wealth: Are We Spending It Wisely?

For centuries, wealth has been measured by what people own—the size of their homes, the value of their possessions, and the amount of money they accumulate. Financial success has traditionally been seen as the ultimate symbol of achievement. However, in today’s fast-moving world, another form of wealth has become increasingly valuable: time. Unlike money, time […]

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Is Job Security Becoming a Thing of the Past?

For decades, a stable job was considered one of the foundations of a secure life. Many people followed a familiar path: complete education, find a reliable employer, build a career over several decades, and eventually retire with financial confidence. A permanent position with a respected organisation represented stability, identity, and social status. However, the nature

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Spain beat Argentina in extra time to win the 2026 World Cup, capping a dominant tournament run with one of their most complete performances in modern football

Spain are world champions again after defeating Argentina 2–1 in extra time in New Jersey, delivering a performance that blended control, endurance and tactical precision. The match, billed as a clash between Argentina’s attacking flair and Spain’s possession‑driven discipline, lived up to expectations before Ferran Torres scored the decisive winner deep into extra time. Spain

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Singapore minister Faishal Ibrahim resigns over online interactions with a woman, deepening political scrutiny for ruling party

Singapore’s Acting Minister‑in‑charge of Muslim Affairs, Faishal Ibrahim, has resigned from both his Cabinet role and the People’s Action Party (PAP) following revelations about his “online interaction with a woman,” Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced on Monday. Wong said the decision was made after a review of the interactions, most of which took place through

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China halts rare earth exports to Japan again as diplomatic tensions deepen and supply chains feel the strain

China has once again suspended exports of key rare earth elements to Japan, extending a months‑long disruption that is increasingly reshaping global technology supply chains. According to newly released Chinese customs data, no shipments of gallium, dysprosium, terbium or yttrium were sent to Japan in June — a continuation of restrictions triggered by worsening diplomatic

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Rubio says Iran is signalling willingness to negotiate as internal divisions widen and US–Iran conflict intensifies

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Sunday that Washington is receiving signals through multiple channels that Iran wants to negotiate, even as military exchanges between the two nations escalate across the Gulf. Speaking to CNN, Rubio noted that Tehran’s outreach comes amid a “growing split within the regime,” suggesting internal disagreements over how

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Respect Is Not Optional: The Ajaz Khan Controversy and the Dignity of Tripura

Public figures wield immense influence, and with that influence comes an equally immense responsibility. The recent controversy surrounding actor and reality television personality Ajaz Khan’s remarks about the people of Tripura has understandably evoked widespread disappointment and outrage. While his subsequent apology and willingness to acknowledge the hurt caused should be appreciated as a responsible

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The Silent Impact of Noise Pollution

When people think about pollution, they often picture smog-filled skies, contaminated rivers, or mountains of plastic waste. Yet one of the most widespread forms of pollution is something that cannot be seen—it can only be heard. Noise pollution has become an unavoidable part of modern life. From traffic congestion and construction sites to loudspeakers, factories,

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The Growing Gap Between Expectations and Reality

Every generation grows up with expectations about what life should look like. Education is expected to lead to a rewarding career, hard work to financial security, and technological progress to a better quality of life. Parents encourage children to dream big, while society constantly promotes the belief that success is within everyone’s reach. Yet for

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China’s low‑cost AI models reshape global competition as Silicon Valley grows increasingly uneasy

China’s rapid rise in the low‑cost AI model segment is transforming the global AI race, shifting the battleground from sheer model power to value, affordability, and customisation. For years, US companies dominated with frontier‑level systems such as OpenAI’s GPT series and Anthropic’s Claude. But Chinese firms are now challenging that dominance by offering high‑performance models

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