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Sri Lanka: Supreme Court Verdict Affirms Legal Precedent, Emphasizing Accountability

May 8, 2024
Editorials/Politics

Editorial “यथा धर्मस्तथा जयः” (Yathā dharmastathā jayah)“Where there is righteousness, there is victory.” ~ Manusmriti In a resounding affirmation of judicial autonomy and fidelity to legal doctrine, the Supreme Court of Sri

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US, Russia lock horns in Niger

May 8, 2024
Columns

Such a thing never happened in the past one hundred years since the United States stepped out of the Western Hemisphere as an imperial power — an adversary barging into one of

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Will the Palestinian Groups Create a New Palestinian Political Project?

May 8, 2024
Columns

In Cairo, representatives from Hamas held indirect negotiations with Israel for a ceasefire. The sticking point for several of the rounds was the order of events. Israel wanted the hostages to be released before

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Media Freedom Faces Unprecedented Threats Globally, Reports Say on World Press Freedom Day

May 8, 2024
News

Journalists and independent media outlets are facing an unprecedented decline in press freedom and a rise of state repression all across the world, according to the annual report published by Reporters without Borders (RSF)

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Israel Shuts Down Al Jazeera Operations in the Country

May 8, 2024
News

Two days after the world commemorated Press Freedom Day, Israel ordered the shutdown of the Al Jazeera media network, calling it a “threat to national security” on May 5. Prime Minister Benjamin

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Türkiye’s move to cut trade with Israel new blow to strained ties

May 8, 2024
Diplomacy/News

by Burak Akinci Türkiye’s decision to freeze trade ties with Israel marks a decisive step in ties between the two non-Arab states of the Middle East as trade remained largely untouched despite

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Tibetan antelopes start annual migration to give birth

May 8, 2024
News

Pregnant Tibetan antelopes have begun their annual migration to the heart of northwest China’s Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve to give birth, the reserve’s management bureau said Tuesday. At 10:17 a.m. on

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The Crisis of the University

May 8, 2024
Education/United States

In my book “The Storm Before the Calm,” I wrote that the United States is headed into institutional and socio-economic crises. The institutional crisis, in my view, would primarily concern the way

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Dr Nalin de Silva: An examined life (1944-2024)

May 8, 2024
Education

The demise of Dr. Nalin de Silva marks a conspicuous end of one of the predominant ideological fronts in Sri Lanka. In Julius Cesar, Shakespeare states “Evil that men do is remembered after their deaths, but

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Putin says Russia bound to achieve goals in development

May 7, 2024
Russia

Russia will overcome all obstacles and achieve its goals in development, Vladimir Putin said Tuesday when he was sworn in as Russian president. Putin secured 87.28 percent of the vote in the

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Xi urges China and France to defend independence, deter “new Cold War.”

May 7, 2024
Diplomacy

As the world goes through transformation and turbulence not seen in a century, China and France should uphold independence and jointly prevent a “new Cold War” or bloc confrontation, Chinese President Xi

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Sri Lanka’s New Tourism Visa System Sparks Backlash

May 7, 2024
Business

by Meera Srinivasan A fortnight after Sri Lanka switched to a new visa issuing system, authorities are facing a backlash over higher visa costs that could deter tourists, “Indian involvement”, and “corruption”

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Sri Lankan Visa Woes: Undermining National Interests

May 7, 2024
Business/Sri Lanka

by Sakunthala Perera It’s disheartening to witness the unchecked dissemination of information by much of the Sri Lankan media, uncritically parroting the response of a private company vested with the exclusive authority

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Modi: Choose ‘Vote Jihad’ or ‘Ram Rajya

May 7, 2024
India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said the country has reached a turning point in history and the people have to decide whether it will be run by “vote jihad” or Ram

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Xi says there is no such thing as “China’s overcapacity”

May 7, 2024
Diplomacy

Whether viewed from the perspective of comparative advantage or global market demand, there is no such thing as “China’s overcapacity problem,” Chinese President Xi Jinping said here Monday. Xi made the remarks

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