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World Politics & Diplomacy 24 Oct 2026, 02:00 PM IST

Settler Violence Disrupts Palestinian Olive Harvest, Deepening West Bank Fear

Israeli settlers have turned the Palestinian olive harvest, a seasonal ritual central to rural life and economic survival, into a period of intimidation and violence across the occupied West Bank. Reports of assaults on Palestinians, journalists and visiting diplomats have intensified scrutiny of Israel’s handling of settler attacks and the widening breakdown of order in the territory.

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World Politics & Diplomacy15 Oct 2026, 03:00 PM IST

Russia Detains Japanese Journalist on Espionage Allegations, Prompting Tokyo Protest

Russia has detained a Japanese journalist on suspicion of espionage, according to reports cited by major international news organizations, triggering an immediate protest from Tokyo. The case adds fresh strain to already fraught Japan-Russia relations and underscores the heightened risks facing foreign correspondents operating in Russia amid deepening geopolitical confrontation.

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World Politics & Diplomacy12 Oct 2026, 02:42 PM IST

CIA Reportedly Gave Evan Gershkovich Viagra After Russia Release, Highlighting the Strange Aftermath of Spy-Driven Prisoner Swaps

New reporting says the CIA handed journalist Evan Gershkovich Viagra after his release from a Russian prison, a detail that underscores the intensely controlled and medically fraught conditions surrounding high-stakes prisoner exchanges. The episode adds a surreal human dimension to a swap that has become emblematic of the Kremlin’s use of foreign detainees as bargaining chips and Washington’s willingness to trade for Americans held abroad.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors12 Oct 2026, 12:38 PM IST

Judge Questions Whether Trump Can Charge $100,000 for Early Truth Social Access

A federal judge in Washington pressed lawyers on whether Donald Trump can lawfully charge $100,000 for earlier access to his Truth Social posts, asking if even a one-second delay could disadvantage the press. The hearing sharpened a broader legal question about whether a public figure can monetize faster access to speech while controlling the timing of information that may matter to journalists and markets.

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World Politics & Diplomacy11 Oct 2026, 09:33 PM IST

China’s Expanding Suspicion Signals a Harder Intelligence Era

A growing body of reporting suggests China’s security state is becoming more expansive, more technologically capable, and more suspicious of foreign contacts across business, academia, and diplomacy. The shift reflects both Beijing’s tightening political control and a broader global contest in which intelligence collection increasingly moves through professional networks and digital platforms rather than traditional espionage alone.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors11 Oct 2026, 04:27 AM IST

Judge Questions Whether Trump Can Charge $100,000 for Early Truth Social Access

A federal judge in Washington is weighing whether Donald Trump can legally charge $100,000 for early access to his Truth Social posts, after questioning whether even a one-second delay for the press amounts to meaningful harm. The dispute adds a new legal and political wrinkle to Trump’s social media business model, which blends public commentary, monetization, and influence over the news cycle.

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Global Markets & Equities11 Oct 2026, 01:43 AM IST

Trump Media Adviser Katie Zacharia Offered White House Press Secretary Role

The White House has tapped Katie Zacharia, a Trump Media adviser, to serve as its next press secretary, according to a White House official cited by CNBC. The move signals a continued preference for loyalist communicators with direct ties to the Trump orbit as the administration sharpens its messaging strategy on the economy, markets and central bank policy.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors10 Oct 2026, 03:07 PM IST

Judge Questions Trump’s Right to Charge $100,000 for Early Truth Social Access

A federal judge in Washington pressed arguments over whether Donald Trump can charge $100,000 for earlier access to his Truth Social posts, asking whether even a one-second delay meaningfully harms the press. The dispute sits at the intersection of politics, platform access, and the economics of digital distribution, with implications for how public figures monetize information in real time.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors10 Oct 2026, 03:52 AM IST

Judge Questions Whether Trump Can Charge $100,000 for Earlier Access to Truth Social Posts

A federal judge in Washington pressed lawyers on whether Donald Trump’s plan to sell early access to Truth Social posts for $100,000 could unlawfully burden the press and the public. The hearing centered on whether even a one-second delay in access amounts to a meaningful disadvantage in the fast-moving digital news environment. The case adds a new legal test for how far a political figure can monetize platform access while controlling the timing of his own statements.

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