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In recent days, the strange and shadowy world of cyberwarfare suddenly became very physical. Ukrainian drone strikes hit Russia’s largest data centre, a massive facility owned by Sberbank, the country’s biggest bank and technology company. This came right after Ukraine had already struck three data centres belonging to Yandex, the…
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On a chilly Sunday evening at San Siro, AC Milan and Atalanta produced a game that had no business being as calm as it looked after an hour, and by the end it had become exactly the kind of chaotic, nerve-shredding spectacle that makes Serie A so compelling. Milan led 3-0 after fifty-seven minutes, with goals from Goncalo Ramos, Adrien Rabiot and Mario Gila, and the stadium was beginning to hum with the easy confidence of a side that believed it had finally found its rhythm under Ruben Amorim. Then the evening turned. Gianluca Gaetano pulled one back from close…
In the heart of India’s steel country, where the smoky silhouette of chimneys against the orange dawn has long been a symbol of labor, progress, and collective identity, a quiet storm recently brewed. It was not the kind that bends steel or halts the mills, but one that travels through the ether of social media and the hurried headlines of print. Rumors, vague yet persistent, began to circulate that Bhilai Steel Plant (BSP) — the colossal, breathing monument of Chhattisgarh’s industrial might — was to be sold. The news spread like wildfire, igniting anxiety among workers, retirees, local entrepreneurs, and…
