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Palm Oil: The Ingredient Behind Human Rights Abuses and Eco-Destruction That’s Probably in Your Home Right Now

October 6, 2023
Business/Education

“Oil palm is one of the world’s most prominent and effective vegetable oils globally, and is contributing 40 percent of global trade volume in vegetable oils,” said Beatriz Fernandez, who manages the United Nations

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For Greater United States of Africa

October 5, 2023
Columns

In his 1963 book, Africa Must Unite, Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s first president, wrote, ‘We have here, in Africa, everything necessary to become a powerful, modern, industrialised continent. United Nations investigators have recently shown

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Maldives explores life outside Indo-Pacific

October 5, 2023
Maldives

A massive Western media barrage was to be expected caricaturing the election result of the runoff in the Maldives presidential poll in binary terms as China’s “gain” being India’s “loss”.  It further laments that

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US Intelligence Surprised by African Coup

October 5, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

A few months before the July military coup that toppled Niger’s civilian government, a visiting team of American counter-terrorism officials dropped by the U.S. embassy in Niamey, the capital, where the CIA

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What if UFOs Have Been a Cover for High-Tech—and Human—Defense Research Programs?

October 5, 2023
Columns/Education

Could the decades-long pursuit of unraveling the UFO mystery potentially function as a cover for advanced government research and testing programs for innovative forms of propulsion and craft design? Moreover, might the

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Multipolar Wave

October 5, 2023
Columns

The monitoring of multipolarism is now more topical than ever. It is through the prism of the rise of multipolarism and the decline of unipolarism that major world events must be interpreted.

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Remembering Allende and His Project Cybersyn

October 5, 2023
History

Fifty years back, Pinochet’s coup destroyed Allende’s government and the structure of liberal democracy in Chile. Allende died with a machine gun in his hands, defending his attempt to build socialism in

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War Fatigue Complicates West’s Aid to Ukraine

October 5, 2023
Columns

A pall of gloom descended on Europe as the long-feared uncertainty set in over the weekend as to how long would the collective West underwrite the proxy war in Ukraine. To lift their

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Sri Lanka: Angry Sirisena and Easter Sunday fallout

October 4, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) Chairman Maithripala Sirisena, MP, recently accused ousted General Secretary of the party, parliamentarian Dayasiri Jayasekera, unceremoniously kicked out by him, of seeking to contest the next presidential

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Gene-editing is Unstable and Unpredictable

October 4, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

A major new technology known as Gene Editing has gained significant attention in recent months. Its advocates claim it will revolutionize everything from agriculture production to disease treatment. None other than Bill

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Okinawa: A Bastion for Peace?

October 4, 2023
Human Rights

Recently, in Taiwan, the government unveiled its first home-built submarine. In Japan, the government will upgrade civilian airports and seaports to dual military use in preparation for conflict in Taiwan. The U.S. and allies maneuver

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The War Is Over, but No One Knows How to Stop Fighting

October 4, 2023
Columns

It has been more than one and a half years since Russia launched its attack on Ukraine. The war has not gone as the Russians expected, unless they had planned for more

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No secret of success for DPR Korean weightlifters

October 4, 2023
Sports

After a nearly four-year hiatus from international competitions, DPR Korean weightlifters have made a triumphant return, pocketing four gold medals and setting six world records over the last three days at the

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Foreign performers thrive on China stages

October 4, 2023
China

China’s National Day holidays are often a peak season for the culture and tourism sector, as Chinese flock to tourist destinations and cinemas. For this year, with the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions

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Canada-India relationship hits new low over killing of Sikh leader

October 4, 2023
Canada/India

Canada-India ties hit a new low as the two countries exchanged accusations and engaged in tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions over the assassination of Canada’s prominent Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil

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