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Pakistan: Let the Nation be Free of Criminals

August 7, 2024
Pakistan

Looking Beyond the Obvious Political Lens The current Pakistani ruling elite (a few Generals and the Sharif-Zardari Families) have no credibility of any kind and are well-known conspirators, extortionists, thugs, killers, and

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The Running Mate to Kamala Harris

August 7, 2024
Columns

Vice President Kamala Harris is officially the 2024 Democratic Presidential nominee, making U.S. history as the first Black Asian American (BAA) to reach this position on Friday, 2 August 2024, with 2,350

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Trump Assassination Attempt: Case Strengthens for a Second Shooter

August 7, 2024
Defence

​It is increasingly unlikely that there will be an honest investigation of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.  So far, no one has been fired or disciplined

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Global Dispatches: Killing of Sonya Massey Exposes Hypocrisy in U.S. HR Record

August 7, 2024
News

This week’s news highlights escalating tensions and activism worldwide. Israel’s airstrikes have struck Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon, worsening regional conflicts. In the U.S., protests have erupted over the police killing

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Ceylon Chamber Unveils Vision 2030 Blueprint

August 6, 2024
Business

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce launched its landmark policy document, ‘Vision 2030,’ designed to steer Sri Lanka towards sustainable and inclusive development by 2030. The inaugural copy of this comprehensive economic plan

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Bangladesh in Ruins: Anarchy Reigns?

August 6, 2024
Editorials

Editorial Bangladesh stands on the precipice of total collapse as political chaos spirals out of control. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s dramatic flight from the country, triggered by violent protests, marks the onset

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How Bangladeshi Protesters Beat to Death Policemen Who Sought to Surrender

August 6, 2024
Bangladesh

by A Special Correspondent The on-duty policemen at Enayetpur police station in Sirajganj wanted to surrender after the third round of attacks by protesters last Sunday. When this did not work, about

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Final Hours of Hasina’s Iron-Fisted Reign

August 6, 2024
Diplomacy/News

by A Special Correspondent Sheikh Hasina wanted to retain power through force and bloodshed even at the end. Before leaving the country, she pressured the top officials of various state forces for

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Honduras Fights Back: A History of Resisting U.S. Encroachment

August 6, 2024
Diplomacy

In the city of La Lima in Honduras, there is a reception facility for repatriated immigrants. Almost every day, this place receives over a hundred deported Hondurans from the United States. Escalating

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Finnish Education Agency Calls for Mobile Phone Limits in Schools

August 6, 2024
Education/News

The Finnish National Agency for Education (EDUFI) announced on Monday that it recommends schools prohibit disruptive use of mobile phones during classes and also restrict their use during breaks. With the autumn

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Australia lifts terror threat level to “probable”

August 6, 2024
Australia/News

Australia’s official terror threat level has been raised from “possible” to “probable,” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced. Speaking at a press conference in Canberra on Monday, Albanese said that the National

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Sri Lanka Must Ditch IMF Dependency

August 6, 2024
Columns

Sri Lanka needs a new political model to make the best use of the opportunity now before it to move forward without having to pay foreign loans, including International Sovereign Bonds, capital

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Life After Work — A Tribute to Retirement

August 6, 2024
Business/Social

There is no joy to be had from retirement except by some kind of productive work. Otherwise, you degenerate into talking to everybody about your pains and pills and income tax. ~

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The Anatomy of Israeli-Palestinian Severance

August 6, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

This is the time of inqisām. A time of severance, of breaking apart, of the utter destruction of Gaza, the dissolution of its inhabitants, its communities, and its infrastructures, of lives and everything

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The Middle Kingdom and the Silk Roads

August 6, 2024
Education/History

The Silk Roads The term Silk Road arose from the mind of German geographer Ferdinand Von Richthofen in the late 19th century. Still, its historical saga dates back to antiquity, which connected

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