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37th Anniversary of Jaffna Hospital Massacre by Indian Forces

October 22, 2024
Sri Lanka

The tragic events of October 1987 were recalled as the Jaffna Teaching Hospital marked the 37th anniversary of the massacre carried out by Indian peacekeeping forces. On Monday, hospital staff, family members

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Baloch Students Council Condemns Rising Enforced Disappearances

October 22, 2024
Defence/News

The Baloch Students Council (BSC) has issued a strong condemnation regarding the alarming increase in enforced disappearances of Baloch students, labeling the situation a serious violation of human rights. In an official

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India and China Seek Diplomatic Path Forward Amidst Border Tensions

October 22, 2024
Diplomacy/News

In an address at the NDTV World Summit, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar acknowledged the complex relationship between India and China, highlighting unresolved boundary issues that have historically strained ties between the

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U.S. Downplays BRICS Summit’s Significance as Global Leaders Convene

October 22, 2024
News

As the 16th BRICS Summit kicks off today under Russia’s chairmanship, John Kirby, the White House National Security Communications Advisor, emphasized that the United States does not perceive the BRICS organization as

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Sri Lanka: AKD’s Shameless Cover-Up — What Lies Ahead for the Nation?

October 22, 2024
Defence/Sri Lanka

Editor’s Note: The following article was originally published in The Island as an editorial on October 22, 2024. It is now clear why the JVP/NPP government refused to release the reports of

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Combatting Autocracy and Transnational Kleptocracy

October 22, 2024
Columns

“ No single politician, party or country can reform this system alone. Instead, an international coalition will have to change the laws, end secretive practices and restore transparency to the international financial

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Celebrating Freedom: Honoring 77 Years of Azad Kashmir’s Journey

October 22, 2024
Pakistan

After the partition of British India in 1947, the Kashmir region became a subject of argument between India and Pakistan. It caused several wars and never-ending disputes, and the issue is still

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American Empire has no clothes

October 22, 2024
Book Reviews

The book Rogue State by William Blum presents a compelling argument that America is the world’s biggest rogue state. Blum’s work serves as a glaring example of this assertion. It exposes the

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Sri Lanka: Who is responsible for obstructions in the UNHRC, Geneva?

October 22, 2024
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Tamil activists have participated in the UN human rights process since July 1983 – activists from the South since 1990. Then, only twice a year – the UN Human Rights Commission in

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The World’s Most “Demanding and Impossible Job”

October 21, 2024
Diplomacy

When Dr Gamani Corea, a former Secretary-General of the Geneva-based UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) was holding court in the delegate’s lounge, I asked him what he thought of the

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War is an Extension of Politics: Theory & Practice of War and Politics in Sri Lanka

October 21, 2024
Columns/Sri Lanka

Throughout history, the line between war and politics has often been blurred, encapsulated best in Clausewitz’s famous dictum, “War is merely the continuation of politics by other means.” This idea, central to

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Open Letter to Jesus: Save Sri Lanka’s Church from Deceivers

October 21, 2024
Culture/Social

Dear Lord Jesus Christ, I write to You with a heavy heart, as Your Church stands at the edge of ruin, betrayed from within by those who should be its stewards. The

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Sri Lanka: Cardinal Ranjith Must Be Held Accountable Before It’s Too Late

October 21, 2024
Editor's Choice

by Luxman Aravind The allegations against Archbishop Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith surrounding the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks have left a deep scar on the Catholic Church in Sri Lanka. The initial claim that

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The Atlantic Faces Backlash Over Op-Ed Comparing Trump to Dictators

October 21, 2024
News

The Atlantic magazine and staff writer Anne Applebaum are under fire following the publication of an op-ed that likens former President Donald Trump to notorious dictators Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and Benito

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Indian High Commissioner Alleges Khalistani Extremists Are “Deep Assets” of Canadian Security Forces

October 21, 2024
Diplomacy/News

In a recent interview with CTV News, Sanjay Kumar Verma, India’s recalled High Commissioner to Canada, made explosive claims regarding Khalistani extremists, alleging they are “deep assets” of the Canadian Security Intelligence

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