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Sri Lanka Guardian Essays - Page 2

In-depth essays and research articles exploring contemporary social, political, and economic topics.

December 8, 2022
Defence/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Sri Lanka: Revisiting the Tamil Tigers Spy Chief

Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) supremo Veluppillai Prabhakaran along with many senior LTTE leaders was killed in the military confrontation with Sri Lanka’s armed forces in May 2009. With that military

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

EU China Roiling Relations

Mary Gallagher, a regular contributor to World Political Review, has written the following article depicting how Chinese electric vehicle manufacturing is posing a hindrance to the development of EU-China relations. She writes about the first in-person summit in Beijing since

June 23, 2024

The CIA is not your friend

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Better that right counsels be known to enemies than that the evil secrets of tyrants should be concealed from the citizens. They who can

Sinhalese: A Nation Comfortable in Isolation – Part 2

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In part one historical and anthropological factors were discussed to understand their relevance for the present ethnic crisis in Sri Lanka and encourage racial-minded

Is Türkiye’s Megalithic Archaeological Site Göbeklitepe a Temple?

August 15, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

While shooting a documentary at Göbeklitepe, I encountered strikingly different historical interpretations of the site. An international group of New Age seekers seemed to be searching for extraterrestrial connections there, but when I pointed

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Can Artificial Intelligence Keep  Skies Safe?

August 14, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Flight operations not only have to be safe, but also orderly and quick. — Jens Bartels, Ramp Control Manager, Munich Airport The Transition There was a time when the air traffic control

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Venezuela: Don’t Blame the Victim

August 13, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Nothing is easier than to be idealistic on behalf of others.” Karl Marx, 1858 Under cover of night, the US military kidnapped the lawful Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife and

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Can the Tank Survive Modern War?

August 12, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

By the early 2030s the US will have a “new” tank to replace the Abrams M1. The M1 was designed between 1972 and 1976, although many changes have been made over the

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Gaza’s Board of Pieces

August 11, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

There is no ceasefire in Gaza. There is no functioning “Board of Peace.” There is no roadmap to ending the genocide or mechanism to creation of a Palestinian state. Israel has refused

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When Separation Fails: The Iberia–Air Europa Warning

August 10, 2026
Aviation/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The human condition today is better than it’s ever been, and technology is one of the reasons for that. — Tom Clancy The Issue The near collision involving an Iberia Airbus A321

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The Laos Deportation Pipeline

August 9, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Recent years have seen renewed U.S. interest in deporting long-term Lao and Hmong residents. Official U.S. data report only eight Lao nationals deported in FY2018 and five in FY2019 [DHS/ICE, 2019]. According

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Social Power Is Built Before It Is Seen

August 7, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

From the Bengal famine of 1943 to the election of the Left Front government in 1977, the communist movement in West Bengal, India, patiently built its strength among workers, peasants, refugees, students,

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The Future of Aviation Management: Reimagining the Aviation MBA

August 6, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Young people are already leading the way as organizers and innovators. But to go further, they need access to the skills that will shape the future – from critical thinking and problem-solving

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Palestine: The Original Wound and the Accomplished Prophecy

August 5, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In Part I we introduced the man and the five weapons of his analytical grammar — colonisability, the civilisational triad, globalism, the ideological struggle, and the pipeline of betrayal. In Part II

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