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Sri Lanka: Tri-Force Commanders Set to Conclude Their ‘Extravagant’ Service Extensions

December 8, 2024
Politics/Sri Lanka

by Our Defence Affairs Editor The extensions of service for three key military leaders – Lieutenant General Vikum Liyanage, Vice Admiral Priyantha Perera, and Air Marshal Udeni Rajapaksa – highlight an intricate

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Update: Pakistan Army Chief’s Visit to Sri Lanka Postponed

December 8, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

The visit of Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, to Sri Lanka, initially scheduled for 9th to 12th December 2024, has been postponed due to unforeseen urgent commitments, according to

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Parliamentary Vote Fails to Impeach South Korean President

December 7, 2024
Diplomacy/News

A parliamentary vote to impeach South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol over his controversial decision to impose martial law failed on Saturday after the ruling party boycotted the vote. Only 195 lawmakers in

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Donald Lu Meets Sri Lankan Leaders but Faces Social Media Backlash

December 7, 2024
Sri Lanka/United States

Colombo, Sri Lanka – US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs, Donald Lu, met with Sri Lankan leaders to discuss economic collaboration, anti-corruption initiatives, and regional security. While

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Breaking: Assad Pressured to Leave Syria and Form Temporary Council

December 7, 2024
Geopolitics/Syria

by Our Correspondent in Doha Syrian President Bashar al-Assad remained in Syria on Friday while members of his family took steps to distance themselves amid mounting regional and military pressures. Reports indicate

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Sri Lanka: Wickremesinghe Defends Legitimacy of Liquor Licenses

December 7, 2024
News/Sri Lanka

Former Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has firmly denied recent allegations that liquor licenses issued during his administration were distributed illegally or as bribes. Addressing concerns surrounding the issuance of these licenses,

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Kissinger’s Shadow: Rajiv Gandhi and the Bhopal Cover-Up — 40 Years On

December 7, 2024
Editorials/Human Rights

Editorial Do you believe justice delayed is justice denied? If so, how do we define what has transpired since the fateful night of December 3, 1984, when a toxic gas leak from

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What’s Going On In Syria?

December 7, 2024
Columns/Defence/Syria

Syria is the mother of all mysteries.  Even the Romans couldn’t figure out all the intrigues, plots, factions, coups and assassinations that were common there.  Nor could they understand or deal with its hotbed of

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Colombia Requests U.S. Transparency on 1985 Palace of Justice Records

December 7, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

Yesterday, Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced that he has asked the United States to expedite the declassification of archival records on the 1985 Palace of Justice case. The request is an important

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How Republics Succeed, Falter, and Fail

December 7, 2024
History/World

The U.S. enjoys many strengths that give it an edge over other republics, such as a decentralized and innovative economy that draws global talent and unmatched military strength. Yet the Roman Republic,

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Time for Truthful Narratives on Immigration

December 7, 2024
Diplomacy/Human Rights/World

A quiet panic has broken out within immigrant communities across the United States ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025. Mixed-status families are expecting to be separated, DACA recipients foresee their status being revoked,

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December 7 Revisited: Origins of International Civil Aviation Day

December 7, 2024
Aviation/Business

“Aviation is proof that given the will, we have the capacity to achieve the impossible.” – Eddie Rickenbacker International Civil Aviation Day, celebrated annually on the 7th of December, commemorates the advancements

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Sri Lanka: Kolamba Sanniya and Siege Mentality in a Supermajority

December 7, 2024
Editor's Choice/Politics

by Luxman Aravind Amidst a nation walking on a knife-edge in terms of its economy, this tear-drop shaped island finds itself ensnared in a troubling paradox: a government wielding an overwhelming supermajority

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Quad Partnership Expanding Rapidly, Says S. Jaishankar

December 7, 2024
Defence/News

India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar, emphasized on Friday that the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) is growing and evolving into one of the most expansive forms of intergovernmental coordination. Speaking at

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Iran Launches Fakhr-1 Satellite and Saman-1 Unit

December 7, 2024
News/Technology

Iran’s military achieved a significant milestone in its space program on Friday with the successful launch of the Fakhr-1 satellite and the Saman-1 orbital transfer unit (OTU) into orbit. The launch, which

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