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Craig Mark

Craig Mark is an Adjunct Lecturer at Hosei University's Faculty of Economics. He served as a Professor at Kyoritsu Women's University (2017–2023) and as an Associate Professor at Kwansei Gakuin University (2012–2016). His previous roles include Lecturer at Macquarie University (2008–2012) and Associate Lecturer at UNSW (1999–2008). He holds a PhD from UNSW (2005), a TESOL certificate from UNSW (1999), an MA in International Relations from ANU (1993), and a BA (Honours) from the University of Sydney (1992).

    October 28, 2026
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    More than 50 Sri Lankans have allegedly been defrauded of a total of Rs. 42.2 million after responding to Facebook advertisements offering jobs in Japan, according to a representative of the affected

    News/Sri Lanka

    India Allows 25 Sri Lankan Fishing Boats to Enter Its Waters as Cyclone Disrupts Return

    India has authorised 25 Sri Lankan multi-day fishing boats stranded near Indian waters to enter its maritime territory after Cyclone Ornab prevented them from returning to Sri Lanka, according to an official from Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Fisheries, Aquatic and

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