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Ukraine’s Spies Touting Their Worth

February 28, 2024
Defence

In the summer of 1967 I spent hours roaming Baltimore looking for dead drop sites, practicing brush passes and learning how to chat up a stranger who might make a good spy.

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Macron Pushes War Against Russia

February 28, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

CNN reported Macron’s comments this way: Macron said that “he and the other 21 European leaders present did not agree on deploying military personnel [to Ukraine], [but] the prospect was discussed openly. “Nothing should

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Europe’s Strategic Moment

February 28, 2024
Columns

It’s been two years since Russia invaded Ukraine, so it’s time to lay out the strategic situation as I see it. In February 2022, I argued that Russia invaded Ukraine primarily to

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Undersea Data Cables Damaged in Red Sea Amidst Heightened Tensions

February 27, 2024
News

Reports have emerged of significant damage to undersea data cables in the Red Sea, raising concerns about the disruption of internet connectivity in the region. The damage comes months after Yemeni Houthi

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Farmers’ Protest in India Reignites

February 27, 2024
Agriculture

In 2021, after a year-long protest, India’s farmers brought about the repeal of three farm laws that were intended to ‘liberalise’ the agriculture sector. Now, in 2024, farmers are again protesting. The

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Sri Lanka: Central Bank’s Self-Serving Agenda

February 27, 2024
Editorials

Editorial In the midst of our nation’s turmoil, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, entrusted with safeguarding the financial well-being of the populace, stands accused of advancing its own interests under the

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Hungarian parliament approves Sweden’s NATO bid

February 27, 2024
News

Hungary’s lawmakers on Monday approved a bill on Sweden’s bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Out of the 199 members of parliament, 194 participated in the voting, with 188

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Israeli army discovers 10-km tunnel in Gaza: media

February 27, 2024
Israel/News

The Israeli army revealed Monday a strike on a newly discovered 10-km-long tunnel in the Gaza Strip, claiming to have identified dead Hamas members in the facility. Citing Commander of Israel’s Nahal

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Japan to start 4th discharge of Fukushima nuclear-tainted wastewater into sea despite backlash

February 27, 2024
Japan/News

Japan is set to start its fourth round of release of the nuclear-contaminated wastewater from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday, local media reported. Despite

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Is Vladimir Putin Planning to Put Nuclear Weapons in Space?

February 27, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

THE RISK OF PUTTING NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN SPACE Incredible yet frightening at the same time that according to US intelligence President Vladimir Putin is planning to put nuclear weapons in space. But

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Why Would Anyone Kill Themselves to Stop a War?

February 27, 2024
Human Rights/United States

Four years ago in 2018, after returning from a Veterans For Peace trip to Vietnam, I wrote an article called “Why Would Anyone Kill One’s Self In an Attempt to Stop A

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UN Human Rights Chief lays out “Path for Solutions” for years to come

February 26, 2024
Human Rights

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk today offered a vision statement, with “signposts for the years to come” for human rights, as the world navigates an array of challenges. Addressing

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Dawa Halu Kala Noheka

February 26, 2024
Culture/Diplomacy

The book entitled “Dawa Halu Kala Noheka” of which the English translation is “Cannot be Burnt to Ashes”, does not speak about burning someone’s material wealth but about indestructible memories, sweet or

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Migration Dynamics & Anti-Semitism

February 26, 2024
Columns

No one talks about the shortage of quality or qualified labor in the rich Western economies to source cheap farm labor, reasonably priced NHS medical doctors, nurses, care workers, or even software

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Pakistan: The Elite Who Betrayed the Nation

February 26, 2024
Pakistan

Corrupt Elite is always Self-Deceptive and Fearful Every dictator is a despot at heart and an enemy of both himself and the nation. They contribute nothing to building a nation or its

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