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Open Appeal to the ‘Tamils For Labour’ (T4L)

July 2, 2024
Politics

As a long standing Labour Party member, this is my brief appeal to the Tamils For Labour (T4L). I am prompted to raise this appeal in view of some concerned Tamils in

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The Taliban: Bad for Health

July 1, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

A report titled, “Afghanistan: Violence Against Health Care in Conflict 2023“, published on June 24, 2024, exposed the horrid situation of health workers and staff in the country under the Taliban regime.

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Ukraine War Will End in Surrender

July 1, 2024
Columns

The Ukraine war will end in a surrender, not in a negotiated deal.  That is my sense of where the war is headed and why the parties cannot negotiate a settlement. The

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Leaving Afghanistan Was a Strategic Error — Ex-CIA Chief Petraeus

July 1, 2024
Interviews

This interview with General David Petraeus, former director of the CIA, covers various past and present global conflicts, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Gaza, and the future of US-China relations. General Petraeus is

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Wake up Call: ISKP likely to attack Indian and Jewish Targets

July 1, 2024
Columns

The tentacles of terrorism have stroked the hearts of peace-loving people since time immemorial. The South Asian region alone has witnessed brutal chapters of terror and insurgency by multiple threat actors and

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Relentless Attacks with Falsehood to Defame Modi

July 1, 2024
Columns/Politics

During the months leading up to the recent parliamentary elections, throughout the campaign, and in the weeks following the declaration of results, opposition parties in India, particularly the INDI group, have orchestrated

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How to Crush Nature?

July 1, 2024
Columns

Flying without any support high and high, above and above in the open sky, has ever been a very popular dream of most of the human beings. But according to Larry Ortega,

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Far-Right Leads France’s Snap Election: Projections

July 1, 2024
News

The French far-right wing party National Rally (RN) is leading the first round of France’s snap legislative elections held on Sunday, according to projections published by research firm Elabe. According to the

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CPC’s 103-Year Journey: A People-Centered Approach

July 1, 2024
China/News

With the Communist Party of China (CPC) celebrating its 103rd founding anniversary on July 1, the CPC is set to unveil a new round of deep and comprehensive reforms to better serve

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$650M World Bank Aid for Bangladesh Bay Terminal

July 1, 2024
Bangladesh/News

The World Bank approved 650 million U.S. dollars to help Bangladesh invest in infrastructure critical for developing the Bay Terminal deep seaport, a mega project in the country’s southeastern Chattogram region. The

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What an Awful Choice!

June 30, 2024
Diplomacy/Politics

This week’s presidential debate made me both horrified and dismayed. Here was the world’s most powerful nation trying to decide which elderly candidate to select as its presidential candidate. Maybe the best expression

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Debunking the ‘Buddha-was-born-in-Sri-Lanka’ Myth

June 30, 2024
History

Poson was celebrated throughout the island by Sri Lankan Buddhists on the full moon poya day of June 21, 2024. Sri Lanka’s mainstream media including state media available online offered me little

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India’s Perilous border Standoff With China

June 30, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

INTRODUCTION Mayuri Banerjee is a Research Analyst with the East Asia Centre at the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defense Studies and Analyses (MP-IDSA), New Delhi. Her research focuses on India-China relations, particularly

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Russia has some lessons in democracy

June 30, 2024
Columns/Politics

We recently witnessed the pathetic sight that even after 7 decades of independence and experience as a democracy where hundreds of millions of people genuinely feel empowered, the political elite could behave

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East Timor’s Progress: The Role of the United Nations

June 30, 2024
East-Timor

In the world today, there is a prominent trend to promote small nations as strong and powerful countries within the world’s global agenda. According to that trend, we can identify East-Timor (now

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