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Atlas Angel: Boosting Disaster Response with Global Forces

August 2, 2024
Sri Lanka/United States

The Montana National Guard and U.S. Pacific Air Forces, in collaboration with the Sri Lanka Air Force and members of the Maldives National Defense Force, are conducting ‘Atlas Angel,’ a joint military

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Explaining the China-NATO Spat

August 2, 2024
China

Dr. Colibasanu is a Professor of International Relations at the Romanian National University of Political Studies and Public Administration and an Associate Senior Expert with the New Strategy Center in Bucharest. Prior

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Breaking: Indian Prime Minister Modi Cancels Sri Lanka Visit

August 1, 2024
Politics/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Dew Delhi New Delhi – The scheduled official visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Sri Lanka has been cancelled due to the current polarized political situation

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Sri Lanka’s Quest for a Man for All Season

August 1, 2024
Columns/Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan people will be voting to elect their next President on September 21. The Election Commission’s announcement on the election sets to rest all the speculation about political moves to postpone

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Dangerous Games of Netanyahu Must Stop

August 1, 2024
Editorials/Politics

Editorial Evil reigns; hypocrites applaud; innocents perish. The nature of power, war, and hypocrisy has been starkly evident. As Sun Tzu noted in The Art of War, “All warfare is based on

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Even in Palestine, the Birds Shall Return

August 1, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

On 26 July, senior United Nations (UN) officials briefed the UN Security Council about the terrible situation in Gaza. ‘More than two million people in Gaza remain trapped in an endless nightmare

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Sajith Premadasa Gains Ground, But Competition Remains Tight

August 1, 2024
Politics/Sri Lanka

The latest data from the Institute for Health Policy’s (IHP) Sri Lanka Opinion Tracker Survey (SLOTS) reveals significant changes in presidential election voting intentions among Sri Lankan adults for June. The provisional

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Italian Experts Optimistic About Meloni’s China Visit

August 1, 2024
Diplomacy/News

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s five-day visit to China is expected to open new chapters in the country’s relations with Italy, Maria Rosa Azzolina, president of the Italy-China Institute said in an

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Cambodia, China’s Hong Kong to boost trade, investment cooperation

August 1, 2024
Cambodia/News

Cambodia and China’s Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) on Wednesday expressed their commitment to further boost trade and investment cooperation. The pledge was made during a meeting held at the Peace

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Only 12.6 pct inorganic phosphorus fertilizers taken up by plants globally: study

August 1, 2024
Business/News

Among tens of millions tonnes of inorganic phosphorus fertilizers used every year in the world, only 12.6 percent is absorbed by plants, with the majority stored in soils, according to a recent

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Hezbollah Confirms Israeli Strike Killed Senior Commander

August 1, 2024
Defence/News

On Wednesday, the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah confirmed that Israeli forces killed a top commander, Fouad Shukur, in a rare strike on Beirut’s southern suburb of Haret Hreik. The attack, which occurred

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Who is Responsible for the Wayanad Disaster in India?

August 1, 2024
India

On 30th July 2024, torrential and uninterrupted rain in Wayanad, Kerala, caused a huge landslide. This resulted in floodwaters carrying mud into several households and other areas during the dark hours. As

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August: The Month of Trail of Tears in Bangladesh

August 1, 2024
History

The month of August depresses me frightfully. I don’t even feel like talking. And when I don’t talk, that’s a sure sign of being stagnant; standing still; and without current or circulation.

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Learning Leadership And Business Management From The Classics

August 1, 2024
Business/Education

Preface The latest issue of The Economist has an essay arguing that, although tomes have been written and read on how to run successful businesses, it may be prudent to go back to basics

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Why Sri Lankan Migrant Workers Need Voting Rights

August 1, 2024
Business/Sri Lanka

The gazette for the 2024 Presidential Elections has been published, and political actors are busy preparing for nominations, negotiations, strategy-making, and campaigning. Businesses are looking to support their most favourable candidate. Political

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