Is the AI Bubble About to Burst?
With tech stocks on a rollercoaster and AI valuations skyrocketing this year, is the market heading for an AI bubble burst? Industry pros weigh in.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Quits: Is MAGA Base Splintering?
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned in November 2025 after policy clashes with Trump, raising fresh questions about unity in the MAGA movement.
US Stays Home at G20 Summit Amid Row with South Africa
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Costa Rican Prof Warns Against Japan’s Militarism Revival
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Why Birds Are Flocking to Pohu Village
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Expert Flags ‘Grave’ Dangers in Takaichi’s Taiwan and Nuclear Plans
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Taiwan Resident Criticizes Japan’s Militarism Remarks
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Expert Warns of Japanese Fascism Revival as PM Eyes Nuclear Policy Change
German think tank expert Richard A. Black warns PM Takaichi’s bid to revise Japan’s no-nuke policy risks a dangerous revival of Japanese fascism.