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February 26, 2026
Geopolitics/Social

Sri Lanka: President Dissanayake Spends 1.10 Crore on Single Event

Despite promoting himself as a symbol of minimalism and anti-corruption, Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has come under scrutiny after Tamil-language media published details obtained via the Right to Information Act,

Health/Social

The Murder of Fabian: A Father’s Testimony, a Shocking Reunion and the Questions Left Behind

When Matthias Rohde turned towards the woman sitting in the defendant’s dock and said, “We are a couple,” the courtroom in Rostock fell into a moment of disbelief. After two days of questioning, the father of eight-year-old Fabian had delivered

June 21, 2026

Leo XIV: The Missionary Pope with a Troubled Past

Editor's Choice/Social

by Our Correspondent in London Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, was born on 14 September 1955 in Chicago, Illinois, to a

Sri Lanka: Nalin de Silva’s Note on His Will

Diplomacy/Education/Social

The following excerpt, adapted from a note originally written in Sinhala by Prof. Nalin de Silva, a renowned Sri Lankan theoretical physicist and philosopher,

The State Was Hacked Long Before the Cybercriminals Arrived

July 15, 2026
Social/Sri Lanka

The latest deplorable revelations in the Committee on Public Finance (COPF) report ‘The Fraud Linked to Cybercrime in the US Dollar 2.5 Million Debt Repayment to Australia’, presented to parliament on July 10th tells

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Why India Needs E20—And Why the Critics Are Wrong

July 14, 2026
Columns/Social

When the Government of India announced 20% ethanol blending with petrol (known as E20) as a transportation fuel, the move was opposed by some quarters. A careful analysis of the scenario readily

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Egypt’s Desert Gamble: The Mega-Farm Project Redrawing the Future of Agriculture

July 13, 2026
Diplomacy/Social

Across the western edge of Cairo, beyond the city’s dense urban landscape, a new agricultural frontier is emerging from the desert. Alongside the Dabaa Expressway, roads cut through vast stretches of once-barren

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Growing More Than Food: The Farm Teaching Sri Lanka’s Children to Reconnect with Nature

July 12, 2026
Social/Sri Lanka

“Farming is not just a way of life; it is a way of thinking about our relationship with the earth.” This idea, echoed by generations of agricultural pioneers, captures a growing global

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Harvard’s Stand Against Trump Pressure Opens a Deeper Battle Over U.S. Higher Education

July 3, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Social

In a narrative of resistance and uncertainty, Harvard University has emerged from a tense confrontation with the administration of President Donald Trump with a partial legal victory, but without clarity on what

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Elon Musk’s Trillion-Dollar Lead Redraws the Global Wealth Order

July 2, 2026
News/Social

Elon Musk’s position at the summit of global wealth has widened into unprecedented territory following SpaceX’s public offering on June 12, which pushed the founder and chief executive into what the reporting

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Traditionalist Catholic Group Defies Vatican and Ordains Four Bishops, Triggering Automatic Excommunication

July 2, 2026
Geopolitics/Social

A long-running confrontation between the Vatican and one of the Catholic Church’s most traditionalist movements entered a new phase on Wednesday when the Society of Saint Pius X, commonly known as the

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Beyond Jaffna: The Bishop Sri Lanka’s Church Needs

July 1, 2026
Social/Sri Lanka

Editorial The Catholic Church in Sri Lanka stands before a historic moment. The appointment of Rev. Dr. Anton Ranjith Pillainayagam as the Bishop of Jaffna is not simply another episcopal appointment announced

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Poson and the Myth We’re Not Allowed to Question

June 29, 2026
Editorials/Social/Sri Lanka

Editorial Today is our Poson Poya Day. The day we are asked to believe that we got Buddhism, even though, according to our own historical tales, we are asked at the same

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Should a 10-Year-Old Ever Be a Criminal? Bar Council Says No

June 29, 2026
Editor's Choice/Judiciary/Social

A panel convened by the Bar Council will recommend this week that the minimum age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales be raised from 10 to 14, according to reporting by

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