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Iran to hit Israel hard with smart power

August 4, 2024
Columns

Amidst the cascading tensions in the Middle East following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh by Israel and vows of  ‘revenge’ in Tehran, the new government under President Massoud Pezeshkian, sworn in

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IMF and World Bank: Debt Traps for Africa

August 4, 2024
Columns

Editor’s Note: The following article is based on a recent speech delivered by the author. It offers a critical examination of the roles of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World

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India-Russia Relations: Evolution, Challenges & Recent Developments

August 4, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

It is uncertain if the liberation of Bangladesh as a free and independent country would have been possible within nine months without the support of then Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who

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Iran Reaffirms Hamas chief killed by “short-range projectile”

August 4, 2024
Defence/News

Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) said on Saturday that Hamas Politburo Chief Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated by a “short-range projectile loaded with an almost 7-kg warhead.” “In view of the conducted

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EU reportedly prepares to counter potential Trump trade tariffs

August 4, 2024
Business/News

The European Union (EU) is putting together a two-step plan to counter the possible negative impact of a universal import tax Donald Trump is planning to introduce if he gets re-elected as

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Conflict in S. Lebanon devastates local homemade food sector

August 4, 2024
Defence/News

Sabah Akil, a 60-year-old woman displaced from a Lebanese border village to the southern city of Nabatieh, is busy washing, squeezing, and boiling a large quantity of tomatoes to make molasses in

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Afghans preserve buzkashi tradition through horse-keeping industry

August 4, 2024
Afghanistan/News

by Abdul Haleem As a symbol of pride and a means to compete in the national game buzkashi, or goat grabbing, many people in Afghanistan keep horses to vie for the traditional

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To Lam elected as Vietnam’s party general secretary

August 4, 2024
News/Vietnam

Vietnamese President To Lam has been elected as general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Central Committee, according to a press conference here on Saturday. Lam was unanimously supported at

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What Does Arming Israel Cost Us?

August 3, 2024
Columns

What will it take to end Israel’s genocide in Gaza? That’s the question confounding people of conscience all over the world since last October. After Israeli citizens, tax-paying residents of the United

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Trump’s Battle for U.S. Sports

August 3, 2024
United States/World

Following conservative outrage over the 2024 Summer Olympics opening ceremony and, in particular, the depiction of a scene resembling that in Last Supper, former U.S. President Donald Trump labeled the spectacle a disgrace. The

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 The Role of Ancient DNA in Modern Traits

August 3, 2024
Education

Ancient human retrovirus DNA could be one of the markers of susceptibility to mental illness—specifically schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder, a new study suggests. An international team of researchers examined

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Neoliberal Hindutva: The Ambani-Modi Wedding Spectacle

August 2, 2024
Business/Diplomacy

Please, please let it finally be over! With the wedding of Indian billionaire heir Anant Ambani and pharmaceutical heiress Radhika Anant Ambani (née Merchant) on July 12, one hopes that maybe, just

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Bangladesh in Turmoil: Deadly Protests Spark Remittance Boycott Call

August 2, 2024
News

Weeks of deadly protests in Bangladesh have triggered a bold new strategy from critics, who are urging the country’s vast diaspora to halt the flow of foreign remittances. This move aims to

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How I learned the story of the My Lai Massacre

August 2, 2024
History/United States

I found out about the death of William Calley from his obituary this week on the front page of Washington Post. It was followed by another in the New York Times. Calley passed away months ago in what

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The Difference Between Labour and Conservatives in Government

August 2, 2024
Politics/United Kingdom

Not a month has passed since the new Labour government came to power in the UK on 5 July 2024, in a landslide victory, heralding a change after 14 years of Conservative

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