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At least 210 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes in central Gaza

June 9, 2024
News

At least 210 Palestinians were killed and more than 400 others injured in Israeli airstrikes on Saturday in the central Gaza Strip, while the Israeli forces rescued four hostages in the same

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US Faces New Dynamics with Modi’s Shaken Leadership

June 9, 2024
India/United States

The US president Joe Biden has deputed his trouble shooter National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan to travel to New Delhi no sooner than Prime Minister Narendra Modi forms his new government.  The

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A Triumph of Indian Democracy

June 9, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Ishaan Tharoor, in a report in The Washington Post, said that long before shock election results were released that eroded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s political mandate, the seeds of discontent were planted

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The Anatomy of Genocide — What Justice at Nuremberg Taught Us

June 9, 2024
History

“Crimes against international law are committed by men, not by abstract entities, and only by punishing individuals who commit such crimes can the provisions of international law be enforced” …extracted from the

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Europe votes — the votes, the voice?

June 9, 2024
Columns

From news to politics, travel to sport, and culture to climate, the press cameras have captured the mood of the people in the nation-states of the European Union to suit the public’s

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Exclusive: Pakistan’s Political Pulse — Liaqat Baloch in Conversation

June 8, 2024
Interviews/Politics

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor The diplomatic affairs editor of the Sri Lanka Guardian recently sat down with Liaqat Baloch, a former Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan. During this interview,

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Iran: Dimensions of the Martyrdom of President Raisi

June 8, 2024
Columns

by Our Special Correspondent The tragic crash of the helicopter carrying the President, the Foreign Minister, and other officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran on Sunday, May 21, 2024, which according

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The Fragile Fraternity of China and Russia

June 8, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In a recent article, Nina Khrushcheva wrote about President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Beijing. Vladimir Putin’s recent state visit to Beijing – his first trip abroad since being inaugurated for a fifth

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UN highlights urgent marine conservation needs, action

June 8, 2024
News

The United Nations on Friday celebrated World Oceans Day, observed annually on June 8, at its headquarters in New York, focusing on “opening minds, igniting senses, and inspiring possibilities” for global marine

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Xi meets Pakistani PM

June 8, 2024
Diplomacy/News

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Beijing on Friday. Pointing out that China and Pakistan are good neighbors linked by mountains and rivers, good friends who

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Palestinian unemployment reaches 50.8 pct

June 8, 2024
News

he unemployment rate in the Palestinian territories has surged to 50.8 percent, according to a joint bulletin released Friday by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

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Bangabandhu, 7 June 1966, 6-Point Demand, and Bangladesh’s Birth

June 8, 2024
Bangladesh/Politics

An event marking a unique or important historical change of course or one on which important developments depend. The six-point demand is a milestone historical event for us in Bangladesh. It was

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A Fractured Front: Understanding the Fatah-Hamas Dispute

June 8, 2024
Columns

Fatah, which established the Palestinian revolution, and then led it for decades, would not have maintained its leadership during the most critical phase in the history of the Palestinian people if it

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The Ceylon Chamber Welcomes New Electricity Bill

June 8, 2024
Business

In a landmark decision, the Parliament of Sri Lanka has approved the long-awaited Electricity Bill, marking a significant milestone in public sector reform. The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, which has been advocating

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Jaffna Remembers Tamil Victims Killed by Indian Peacekeepers

June 7, 2024
Sri Lanka

In a solemn ceremony held on June 6, 2024, the relatives of unarmed Tamil civilians who were killed 35 years ago commemorated their loved ones in Vadaravattei, Puttur, Jaffna. The massacre, which

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