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Sri Lanka: Wind Power Deal with Adani Contravenes IMF Guidelines

May 10, 2024
Corruption/News

Murtaza Jafferjee, Chairman of the Advocata Institute, has raised serious questions regarding the recent energy deal struck between the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) and Adani, an Indian multinational conglomerate. The deal, which

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Chinese Organic Shipments Rejected to Promote Indian Fertilizer, Accusations Leveled Against Two Academics

May 10, 2024
News

Dr. W. S. Wimalasooriya, in an exclusive interview with a prominent YouTuber, alleged a conspiracy behind the rejection of a shipment of organic fertilizer from China to Sri Lanka. According to Dr.

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Wayve Secures Europe’s Biggest Ever AI Investment

May 10, 2024
Artificial Intelligence

In a groundbreaking move for the future of autonomous vehicles, Wayve, a startup specializing in AI technology for self-driving cars, has secured a staggering $1.05 billion in funding from tech giants Nvidia

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70 Years of US Covert War Against Eritrea

May 10, 2024
United States

It has been at least 70 years since the USA began its covert war against Eritrea. One could argue that it started when one of the infamous Dulles brothers, both founding fathers

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Countdown begins for Russia’s Ukraine offensive

May 10, 2024
Russia/Ukraine

A study by the Harvard Business School in experimental psychology relating to people’s tendency to “shoot the messenger” came up with a startling finding that such human behaviour stems in part from

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Parallels Between Archaic Entrepots and Modern Offshore Banking Centers

May 10, 2024
Business

A discussion of the origins of urbanization may provide some insight into the character of modern social problems by highlighting the long historical dynamic at work. It may not be out of

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Living under a thick cloud?

May 10, 2024
Columns

Big tech companies like Apple, Microsoft, and Google are battling it out to get market share. They are currently rolling their tanks relentlessly across UK green pastures, with ruthless focus on places

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In Africa, They Say, ‘France, Get Out!’

May 9, 2024
History

On 2 October 1958, Guinea declared its independence from France. Guinea’s President Ahmed Sékou Touré clashed against France’s President Charles De Gaulle, who tried to strong arm Touré into abandoning the project

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India: Rahul received truck loads of black money from Ambani and Adani, says Modi

May 9, 2024
Politics

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday alleged that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi received “tempo loads” of ill-gotten money from the country’s two top industrialists Adani and Ambani after the 2024 Lok Sabha

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Embarking on a Golden Voyage in China-Hungary Relations

May 9, 2024
Diplomacy

In May when the fragrance of flowers and grass on the Great Hungarian Plain fills the air, I will pay a state visit to Hungary at the invitation of President Tamas Sulyok

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Sri Lanka: Menace of Surging Drug Addiction

May 9, 2024
Editorials

Editorial Intemperance is the child of folly, and the parent of misery – Dr. Isaac Barrow The appalling revelation of over 1.1 million drug addicts in the Colombo District alone, with thousands

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Constitutional Rights: Life and Personal Liberty in Sri Lanka

May 9, 2024
Judiciary/Social

“Originalism gives the Constitution the capacity to be a continuing source of legitimacy for courts – one that cannot easily be dismissed as the imposition of a court’s own values.” ~ Supreme

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What does the 2024 election in India entail?

May 9, 2024
India

India’s 2024 election has much significance for the country and the region. 969 million registered voters, a vast number and monumentally more than all the countries of Europe, will decide who will

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Russia’s Achilles Heel –Microelectronics

May 9, 2024
Defence

When the Ukrainians have taken apart Russian weapons they have found them stuffed with western electronics, mainly American.  This applies to Russia’s highly successful Lancet Kamikaze drone, aka a loitering munition. In the Lancet-3, a

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Milei is beating the odds. Will it last?

May 9, 2024
Argentina/Diplomacy

What happens when a country with triple-digit inflation and chronic fiscal deficits elects a chainsaw-wielding populist with a dead dog for chief counsel as president? Back in November, following the unexpected triumph of the

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