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LTTE’s Mystery Weapon: Lessons for Modern Maritime Warfare

December 16, 2024
Columns/Sri Lanka

In October 2008, during the height of the Sri Lankan Civil War, the Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) uncovered a groundbreaking development in asymmetric maritime warfare—a low-profile, manned semi-submersible suicide craft used by

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Modi’s Leadership: Progress Amidst Political Turmoil

December 16, 2024
Columns

For a casual observer, whether in India or abroad, it may appear that India is experiencing a period of deep political division and unease. Sections of the media in India, as well

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From Separation to a New Chapter in Bangladesh-Pakistan Relations

December 16, 2024
Pakistan

The political landscape of South Asia underwent a seismic shift in August 2024 when a new regime took power in Bangladesh, signaling a move toward greater political autonomy and a reexamination of

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US Nuclear Buildup Unlikely to Deter China in Taiwan Conflict, War Game Finds

December 15, 2024
China/United States

A groundbreaking unclassified war game examining a potential Taiwan conflict in 2028 has concluded that further U.S. nuclear arms expansion would have minimal impact on whether China resorts to nuclear weapons. This

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Corporate Espionage: Boohoo Case Exposes Dark Tactics

December 15, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

A dramatic saga of corporate espionage involving drones, alleged assaults, and trespassing has drawn attention to the unregulated world of private investigations. According to a report in The Sunday Times, the harassment

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Sri Lanka’s Medicine Crisis Worsens Amid Procurement Delays

December 15, 2024
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has witnessed a significant drop in medicine shipments, with arrivals plummeting from 2,000 consignments in 2022 to just 750 this year—a steep 62.5% decline, according to The Sunday Morning, a

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Discovering Vietnam’s Coffee Industry: A Global Powerhouse in the Making

December 15, 2024
Business/Diplomacy

Coffee, one of the world’s most beloved beverages, has a rich history that spans centuries and continents. Originating in the highlands of Ethiopia, coffee began its global journey in the 15th century

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Whistleblower Dead: Ex-OpenAI Developer Found After Exposing AI Data Misuse

December 15, 2024
Artificial Intelligence

Suchir Balaji, a 26-year-old former developer at OpenAI, was found dead in his San Francisco apartment in what authorities have described as an apparent suicide. The death of Balaji, who had recently

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Elon Musk Accused of Hypocrisy in Legal Battle Against OpenAI

December 15, 2024
Artificial Intelligence

Elon Musk’s ongoing legal feud with OpenAI escalated Friday as new court filings revealed emails suggesting he once advocated for the very for-profit structure he now seeks to block. According to Axios,

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How America’s $4.5 Trillion Healthcare Crisis Continues to Fail Its Citizens

December 15, 2024
Diplomacy/Health/United States

The American healthcare system, a $4.5 trillion industry that comprises more than 17 percent of the nation’s economy, continues to vex its citizens with mounting costs, denied claims, and burdensome out-of-pocket expenses.

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Spies Scramble for Answers Amid Syria’s Uncertainty

December 15, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

The rapid collapse of the Assad regime in Syria has sent shockwaves through intelligence agencies, catching even seasoned spies off guard. Once thought to be resilient, the Assad family’s hold on power

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The Democratic Party Faces Its Day of Reckoning

December 15, 2024
Politics/United States

Following its crushing defeat in the 2024 election, the Democratic Party might finally face its day of reckoning. The party markets itself as the champion of the working class and a bulwark

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How Community Solar Can Liberate You From Fossil Fuels

December 15, 2024
Education/New Books

Energy is the lifeblood of opportunity and economic development and a pillar of human civilization in the 21st century. Even the most remote communities in rural America were welcomed into the industrial

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Bangladesh: Eternal Flame of Sacrifice

December 15, 2024
History/Human Rights

Words always fall short when we try to describe our respect, sympathy, and profound gratitude to those who sacrificed everything in 1971 to establish our independent and sovereign homeland—Bangladesh. Louis D. Brandeis

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Breaking: Sri Lanka’s Rice Crisis Deepens as Customs Seizes Contaminated Imports

December 14, 2024
Agriculture/Business

Sri Lanka is now facing an acute rice shortage that has raised serious concerns over the quality of imported supplies. Sri Lanka Customs recently uncovered significant issues with two large rice consignments

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