Since the beginning of the new era, China’s policy of fostering amity, sincerity, mutual benefit, and inclusiveness in neighborhood diplomacy has significantly advanced its relations with neighboring countries. China has reached a
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Editorial Note: This article is republished from Project Syndicate, where it first appeared. It is shared here in its original form as an important contribution to the ongoing discussion on the potential
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Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed comrades, and all who still cling to the noble idea of sovereignty, today I stand before you, not as the leader of Ukraine, but as a humble disciple
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The room exuded an air of deliberate neutrality. A grand hall in Geneva, adorned with silent chandeliers and walls that had borne witness to treaties and treacheries alike. The two leaders sat
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President Donald Trump gets a lot of things wrong. Chief among them is his crazy plan to ethnically cleanse two million Palestinians from the smoking ruins of Gaza. But he also gets
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by Our Correspondent in Colombo Less than 24 hours. Yes, just under a single revolution of this beleaguered planet, and our beloved Minister of Public Security—a paragon of wisdom who, by some
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Sixty years ago today (Feb. 21), the world lost one of its most enigmatic and misunderstood figures: Malcolm X. His assassination on February 21, 1965, wasn’t just the silencing of a man—it
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The stranglehold of bureaucratic inefficiency in Sri Lanka has evolved from a mere administrative hurdle into an outright betrayal of national development. The government’s failure—or perhaps reluctance—to confront this deep-rooted administrative rot
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