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They leave but their love stays — stories of Chinese doctors in Togo

October 30, 2023
World

“I’ve learned a lot from what Chinese doctors taught me. And my skills and abilities have improved greatly,” said Movia, a midwife in Adeta who only gave her first name, once again

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Sri Lanka – Nation Building, Devolution and the 13th Amendment — Part 4

October 30, 2023
History

Link to Part 3 Current Situation The full implementation of the 13th amendment continues to be a controversial issue. The amendment is subject to opposition from both the south and the northeast

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Belt and Road Initiative paves way for prosperous, sustainable future

October 29, 2023
China

The just-concluded third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF) has injected new vitality into the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). With eight major steps and 458 outcomes announced at the

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100 Years of the Turkish Republic

October 29, 2023
Diplomacy

Today marks a monumental milestone in the history of modern Türkiye as we proudly celebrate a hundred years of resilience, progress, and unity that echo the invincible spirit of our nation. On

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Definitions of Global South 

October 29, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

INTRODUCTION The Global South as a critical concept has three primary definitions. First, it has traditionally been used within intergovernmental development organizations –– primarily those that originated in the Movement Movement­ ­––

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The Philosophy of War and The Tragedy of Ignoring Humanitarian Law in The Israel-Gaza Conflict

October 29, 2023
Human Rights

“So shall you hear Of carnal, bloody, and unnatural acts Of accidental judgments, casual slaughters Of deaths put on by cunning and forced cause…” Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark ~

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The United Nations General Assembly Resolution On the Gaza Crisis – How Effective Is It?

October 29, 2023
Columns

The United Nations, whose membership comprises almost all the States in the world, is founded on the principle of the equal worth of every human being. ~ Kofi Annan The Resolution It

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Stroke Awareness, Prevention, and the Vital Role of Physiotherapy in Rehabilitation

October 29, 2023
Health

As physiotherapists, our commitment to enhancing the lives of stroke survivors and spreading awareness about the importance of prevention is unwavering. In our daily practice, we witness the profound impact of strokes

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The Suffocating Occupation of Palestine Is Now a Series of War Crimes

October 28, 2023
Columns

On October 24, it became clear to the United Nations (UN) that the sustained bombardment of Gaza—which had already killed 6,500 people (including at least 35 UN employees)—had made this part of

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Israel Turns to Advance Tech to Spy On Hamas Tunnels

October 28, 2023
Defence

There is no higher priority for intelligence services in a war than locating the enemy. That’s why “find” is the first word in the combat mantra of “find, fix and finish.” For

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Minorities in India

October 28, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Introduction  Throughout history minorities have faced with discrimination discriminations, of different forms, based on language, clans, tribes, and most importantly religion. Intra-religion conflicts have been known throughout history. Famous are the conflicts

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Remembering Commander Cedric Martenstyn of SBS

October 28, 2023
Defence

Cedric Martenstyn was a very wealthy and affluent man. He owned a house in Colombo 7, valuable properties throughout the country, vehicles, speedboats, and ran the lucrative business of importing Johnson and

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Gazing into Gaza’s Future Amidst Turmoil and Challenges

October 27, 2023
Columns

About The Future The renowned Moroccan liberal intellectual Tahar ben Jelloun, idol of the left in Europe, wrote in the French media outlet Le Point: “The Palestinian cause died on October 7,

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Jolly Little Wars

October 27, 2023
Columns

US President Joe Biden has declared himself a `war president.’ He has ordered two US aircraft carriers, advanced missile systems and 2,000 Marines to the Mideast.  It’s full-force war fever in Washington.

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A more united SCO for greater regional, global development

October 27, 2023
Columns

In the grand tapestry of history, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) stands out as a hallmark of cooperation in a region featuring diversity and complexity. Emerging from the crucible of security challenges

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