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The Evolution of the Human Pair Bond

February 21, 2024
Education

Our species stands out from the animal kingdom in many ways. Some of them are obvious: we are big-brained primates who use tools and language, a social species with symbols, culture, and

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Archaeological Advances in Deep Time Politics and Social Change

February 21, 2024
History

Western society is largely in the grips of an entrenched mythology that premodern non-Western states and empires were organized despotically, markedly different from how humans govern themselves in the contemporary West. There’s

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On the Death of Alexei Navalny

February 21, 2024
Russia

Alexei Navalny was an opponent of the Russian regime, and for his trouble, he was sent to prison – a gulag, as it was called under the Soviets – after being poisoned

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I love this guy — Pompeo on Jaishankar

February 21, 2024
New Books

Following excerpts adapted from the author’s book, Never Give an Inch: Fighting for the America I Love, published by HarperCollins Publishers On the Indian side, my original counterpart was not an important

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Syrians endure deepening food insecurity

February 20, 2024
Syria

The inability of the World Food Program (WFP) to sustain its food assistance to millions of Syrians plunged more struggling families into deeper hardship and despair. Mohammed Ibrahim Hindawi, once a skilled

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Study reveals characteristics of East Asian Homo sapiens 45,000 years ago

February 20, 2024
Education/History

The research on the origin, evolution and diffusion of Homo sapiens has long been a popular topic in the field of paleoanthropology. Led by Chinese scientists, an international research team’s recent study

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New study suggests birds began their evolution long before demise of dinosaurs

February 20, 2024
Education

A new study provides evidence suggesting that the evolution of modern birds commenced much earlier than previously believed, predating the extinction of dinosaurs. Published earlier this month in the journal Proceedings of

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Bihar: Halted Menace

February 20, 2024
Defence

On February 5, 2024, a suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre, Vimal Yadav, was arrested by the Police from the Shaheed Bhagat Singh colony in Ashok Nagar, under the Rampur Police

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Arunachal Pradesh: Transit Hub

February 20, 2024
Defence

On January 13, 2024, Assam Rifles along with Arunachal Pradesh Police arrested one over-ground worker (OGW) of the Independent faction of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA-I) in the Jairampur area

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Ukraine: Zelensky May Soon Be Forced Out Thanks to Avdiivka

February 20, 2024
Russia/Ukraine

Washington has fondly hoped that it could bring about regime change in Russia.  Now it seems even more likely that there will be regime change, but not in Russia –in Kiev. The

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Pakistan’s Post-Rigged Election Terrain

February 19, 2024
Defence/Pakistan

The Nation Becomes a Victim of Futile Elections A nation already on the edge of socioeconomic and moral crises, and facing challenges to its political integrity, falls prey to authoritarian tyranny, political

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Language movement and emergence of Bangladesh

February 19, 2024
Diplomacy/History

Language Movement began in 1948 and reached its climax in the killing of 21 February 1952 leading to establishment of Bangladesh in 1971. Ekushey February or Language Movement Day or Mother Language

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China-Russia Alliance for World Peace?

February 19, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE The world is full of problems that engulf both the North and the South parts.  In the North, the world is inflicted by the Russian imbroglio compounded by

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Green Hydrogen Optimism To Reduce Global Warming — Hope Or Hype

February 19, 2024
Business

Ever since 1995, Global Climate Meets have taken place several times, with COP 28 having been held in Dubai recently. Careful scrutiny of the proceedings and resolutions passed by several global climate

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Parallel Struggles: Sri Lanka & Palestine — Part 1

February 19, 2024
Columns/Human Rights

Our defeat was always implicit in the victory of others; our wealth has always generated our poverty by nourishing the wealth of others – the empires and their native overseers. In colonial

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