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The Myth That India’s Freedom Was Won Nonviolently Is Holding Back Progress

April 10, 2024
History

If there is a single false claim to “nonviolent” struggle that has most powerfully captured the imagination of the world, it is the claim that India, under Gandhi’s leadership, defeated the mighty

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Dignity Under Fire: Vatican Condemns Gender Practices

April 9, 2024
Human Rights

The Vatican on Monday declared gender-affirming surgery and surrogacy as grave violations of human dignity, putting them on par with abortion and euthanasia as practices that it said reject God’s plan for human

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Gaza War ends. Will Biden get a Nobel?

April 9, 2024
Columns

Israel’s Damascus strike on April 1 will go down in the corpus of literature on war and diplomacy as an act of high-intensity deception. Iran wouldn’t have expected a cowardly attack using

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Will China Control the Indian Ocean?

April 9, 2024
Columns

“China’s increasing military presence and expanding influence in the Indian Ocean have understandably caused concern in countries like India, Australia, and the United States. The establishment of China’s military base in East

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Playing victim cannot help the Philippines win global sympathy

April 9, 2024
Diplomacy

The Philippines has adopted a playing victim tactic on the South China Sea affairs, deliberately portraying itself as an underdog while covering up its provocations and violations of China’s sovereignty. Under such

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Gaza conflict far from over amid Israel’s “tactical” withdrawal

April 9, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

The Gaza Strip still faces the risk of escalation after six months of heavy Israeli strikes as the Israeli military’s latest pullout of all ground troops except for one brigade may be

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North America witnesses total solar eclipse

April 9, 2024
News

A total solar eclipse was sweeping across North America on Monday, as residents and visitors gathered in different locations on the path of the eclipse to watch and cheer. The total solar

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The Hidden Side of the Ukraine War

April 8, 2024
Diplomacy

The events in Ukraine since the start of anti-Yanukovich protests last November have been reported in Germany and in the Western mainstream media such that we are led to believe the ousted

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Modi courts Tamil Nadu votes with bottom trawling

April 8, 2024
Politics

Few Lankans would have been surprised that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, now campaigning to lead his Bharatiya Janatha Party to ‘threpeat’ its election victories for the third consecutive time, has raked

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President Putin’s Red Line of Warning to The Western Powers

April 8, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

President Putin seldom appeared in public since the pandemic began. Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the West not to cross a “red line” with Russia, saying such a move would trigger an

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Use of Chinese currency will Secure foreign reserves and enhance financial stability

April 8, 2024
Business/Diplomacy

Amidst the challenges of rising import costs and dwindling foreign reserves, Bangladesh’s recent move to adopt the Chinese currency for bilateral trade with China is a bold and strategic step. The inclusion

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Global Elections in 2024 and the Philosophy of Voting and Governing

April 8, 2024
Columns/Politics

There is an urgent need to-day for the citizens of a democracy to think well. It is not enough to have freedom of the Press and parliamentary institutions. Our difficulties are due

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North-East of India: Expanding Challenges

April 8, 2024
India

On April 2, 2024, the Government extended the imposition of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) in the whole State of Manipur, except for 19 Police stations, for another six months

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How Elite Infighting Made the Magna Carta

April 6, 2024
Diplomacy

The papacy’s role as organizer of the Crusades empowered it to ask for—indeed, to demand—tithes from churches and royal tax assessments from realms ruled by the warlord dynasties it had installed and

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The Unremarkable Death of Migrants in the Sahara Desert

April 6, 2024
Columns

Sabah, Libya, is an oasis town at the northern edge of the Sahara Desert. To stand at the edge of the town and look southward into the desert toward Niger is forbidding.

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