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India’s Citizenship Amendment Act and ‘power relation’ in Bangladesh

April 4, 2024
Bangladesh

Which actors and their interests were affected due to existing ‘power relation’ in Bangladesh and India? How ‘power relation’ in the respective neighbouring countries help evolving Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in India

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Orbital Diplomacy: Geopolitics and the Lunar Frontier

April 3, 2024
Diplomacy

The moon will soon totally eclipse the sun – an event rare enough to be measured in centuries. This is a suitable occasion, then, to think about the moon, Earth and humanity.

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The Political Rollercoaster in Nepal

April 3, 2024
Nepal

Many Nepalese see second time Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane of Rashtra Swatantra Party as a future Prime Minister. With Bell as its election symbol it became the fourth largest party on debut

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WHO Negotiations for Pandemic Treaty Extended Due to Disagreements

April 3, 2024
News

Members of the World Health Organization (WHO) failed to reach an agreement on the text of the Pandemic Treaty during the recently concluded ninth round of negotiations of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body

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Katchatheevu between India and Sri Lanka – Let it not become a point of friction

April 3, 2024
Columns/Politics

Katchatheevu, a 285-acre uninhabited island in the Palk Strait, between India and Sri Lanka, and about 33 km from the Indian coast, has suddenly become a matter of acrimonious debate in India

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A Wagonload of Monkeys in Bangladesh!

April 3, 2024
Diplomacy

The colly campaigners for tossing out Indian goods! Our friendship with India is an eternal flame that burns bright. Rise up, take courage, and tell the truth. Let the Sun know how

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Widening the ‘We’

April 3, 2024
Education

Political polarization—the inability of groups such as political parties, religious sects, and cultural identity groups to cooperate even in basic, essential matters—has been a worry and a threat since American democracy began,

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Connecting the Brain’s Missing Links: My Talk with Iain McGilchrist

April 3, 2024
Interviews

In this interview with Dr. Iain McGilchrist, a distinguished authority in neuroscience, we explore the nuances of contemporary society, education, and the profound implications of technological advancement, particularly artificial intelligence (AI). Dr.

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What Happens After President Vladimir Putin is Gone?

April 3, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

SERGEI PRIGIZHIN’S UNTIMELY DEATH It has been proved again and again that attempts to replace President Vladimir Putin are fraught with danger. Before Sergei Prigozhin’s untimely death, the founder and former head

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UN Geneva Faces Second Partial Shutdown Amid Cash Crisis

April 3, 2024
Columns

 Faced with a continued cash flow crisis, the United Nations in Geneva (UNOG) will partially close down – for the second time since December last year— as it scales back its operations,

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Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline: Regional Energy Cooperation

April 3, 2024
Iran/Pakistan

The protracted saga of the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline exemplifies the intricate interplay between ambitious energy diplomacy, unwavering perseverance, and the capricious nature of geopolitics. The project’s genesis can be traced back to

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Kachchatheevu: True Story

April 2, 2024
Book Reviews

The following excerpts are adapted from ‘Kachchativu: and the Maritime Boundary of Sri Lanka’ by Mr. W.T. Jayasinghe, former Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs, Sri Lanka. This book delves into

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Katchatheevu Saga: The Half-Truths and Lies of India’s External Affairs Minister

April 2, 2024
Editorials

Editorial In politics, the manipulation of truth has become an art form, but what truly poses a danger is not the outright lies nor the complete truth, but the insidious half-truths that

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Indian Diplomats Warn of BJP’s Katchatheevu Saga

April 2, 2024
Diplomacy/News

Former Indian diplomats have issued a stern caution to the Indian government regarding any potential reconsideration of the 1974 India-Sri Lanka agreement on Katchatheevu island. These warnings come amidst speculations following recent

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Hidden agenda behind hype of China’s “overcapacity problem”

April 2, 2024
News

While China-bashing is nothing new in the West, a new target of the incessant firepower has emerged of late: China’s manufacturing capacity. While it is just basic economics that surplus products naturally

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