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David E. Cooper

David E. Cooper is a British author and philosopher. Educated at Highgate School and St Edmund Hall, Oxford, he began his academic career as a Lecturer in Philosophy at Oxford in 1967. He taught at several universities, including Miami, London, and Surrey, before becoming a Professor of Philosophy at Durham University in 1986, where he worked until his retirement in 2008. He has also been a Visiting Professor in the US, Canada, Malta, Sri Lanka, and South Africa.

    October 2, 2026
    News/Sri Lanka

    Sri Lanka Releases 187 Acres of Former Military-Used Land in Jaffna for Development

    An area of 187.56 acres of land belonging to the State Cement Corporation in Kankesanthurai, Jaffna, has been formally released by the Security Forces for future civilian use, allowing the property to

    News/Sri Lanka

    Police Sergeant Suspended Over Alleged Chicken Meat Bribe in Sri Lanka

    A police sergeant attached to Malwathuhiripitiya Police in Sri Lanka’s Gampaha Police Division has been suspended following an investigation into an alleged attempt to obtain a kilogramme of chicken meat in exchange for securing bail for a suspect. According to

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    Sri Lankan Socialist Party Figure Claims Two-Thirds of Population Is Poor

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    Buddhism: Nanavira Thera, ‘The Hermit of Bundala’

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    A few years ago, I hired a ‘safari’ jeep to take me into the Bundala National Park, one of the world’s great bird reserves, on the south-east coast of Sri Lanka. After

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