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Ukrainian Counter attacks on Russian Positions Mostly Failed

March 6, 2024
Russia/Ukraine

A number of counterattacks by the Ukrainians, in some cases using reserve forces, have taken place along the line of contract.  While reports are not yet complete, it appears that all the

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President of Maldives Asserts India’s Exit, Welcomes Closer Defence Ties with China

March 5, 2024
Maldives

In a significant diplomatic move, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu of the Maldives reiterated his commitment to expelling Indian military personnel from the country, affirming that there would be no presence of Indian

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The Remarkable Decline in the Global North’s Leadership

March 5, 2024
Columns/Human Rights

A group of young people in Paris are enjoying a drink in a café on an unseasonably warm evening. The conversation drifts into politics, but—as one young woman says—“Let’s not talk about

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Murder in Gaza

March 5, 2024
Columns/Diplomacy/United States

Good work, Mr. President Biden.  You have managed to do what America’s enemies have not – creating widespread hatred for the United States around the globe.  Your destruction of the Gaza refugee

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Sustainable Regional Development of Sri Lanka — Part 1

March 5, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Introduction – The Concepts of Urban Development and Rural Development    1.1 Background The concept of rural development as a primary means of alleviating poverty in developing countries has been enthusiastically adopted

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Pakistani Saga Continues Unabated

March 5, 2024
Columns/Pakistan

Pakistani saga continues unabated. Imran Khan and his political Party Pakistan Tehrik of Insaf, once favored by the army establishment, are banned from participating in the elections. Imran Khan is now serving

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We no longer want to be memory pictures in Bangladesh!

March 5, 2024
Bangladesh

Dhaka has already become one of the least liveable cities in the world due to a number of reasons, and recurring fire incidents are not improving its appeal. Residents of the capital

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Putin’s nuclear warning is direct and explicit

March 4, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

The spectre of Armageddon has been raised often enough during the 2-year old war in Ukraine that the reference to it in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s state of the union address on

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China resumes shuttle diplomacy as Ukraine war drums get louder

March 4, 2024
Diplomacy

The Chinese Foreign Ministry announcement on Wednesday that Beijing’s Special Representative on Eurasian Affairs Li Hui will set out from home on March 2 on a “second round of shuttle diplomacy on

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Conflict and War-Prone Mindset Unchanged Over Centuries

March 4, 2024
Columns

The great Indian epics, Ramayana and Mahabharatha, written several centuries ago, discuss various events and describe the behavior patterns of kings, queens, and rulers, reflecting attributes such as love, compassion, anger, prejudice,

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Sri Lanka, Palatines Parallels: What is missing from the discourse — Part 3

March 4, 2024
Human Rights

In the Manichean universe of the Zionists and the Lankan state their actions are beyond reproach, but the actions of the oppressed are unjust and immoral. They make no allowance for the

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The Rights and Wrongs of Britain Today and Years Gone By

March 4, 2024
Columns

Britain 58 years ago when I came here and today are worlds apart. You would excuse me for saying that, because I have had a good life in Britain, remaining a Sri

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Central Bank Digital Currencies Are No Joke

March 4, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

An operation that began as a seemingly obscure academic discussion three years ago is now becoming a full-blown propaganda campaign by some of the most powerful institutions in the industrialized world. This

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The Adaptive Value of Teenagers: How Peer Learning Contributes to Primate Success

March 3, 2024
Education

Anthropological science is our species’ attempt to address our most fundamental questions about who we are and how we got here. It asks for evidence of the evolutionary path we have traveled

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Tell the Truth About Israel’s Crimes Against Humanity

March 3, 2024
Columns

Israeli forces killed more than a hundred Palestinians and wounded more than 700 on February 29, 2024 during a distribution of food aid in Gaza city, pushing the Palestinian death toll to 30,000 since October 7,

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