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Ice cracking sounds on frozen lake of US-Russia relations

September 11, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

Any longtime observer of Russian politics would know that the state of play in the Russian-American tango is best assessed from subplots, often obscure and unnoticed, away from its amphitheatre where gladiators

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Reshaping America: A Historical Examination of the 9/11 Response

September 11, 2023
Defence

The day after the U.S. government began routinely bombing faraway places, the lead editorial in the New York Times expressed some gratification. Nearly four weeks had passed since 9/11, the newspaper noted, and America

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Clandestine Secrets Unveiled: Exploring CIA Intrigues

September 11, 2023
Defence/United States

In a year, if a friend asks you if the CIA is in your underwear, you’d probably not take the question seriously. You’d be wrong. The CIA is spending millions in tax

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Our Collective Trauma is the Road to Tyranny

September 11, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

Corporate capitalism, defined by the cult of the self and the ruthless exploitation of the natural world and all forms of life for profit, thrives on the fostering of chronic psychological and

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India’s Presidency of G-20

September 11, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

INDIA’S ECONOMIC GROWTH COULD BEST THAT OF CHINA Washington Post’s Adam Chandler has expressed the opinion that India’s taking over the Presidency of G-20 is propitious for the country. He writes “Last

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Global Biofuels Alliance: A Long Journey Ahead

September 11, 2023
Business

The G20 Summit has initiated the creation of the Global Biofuels Alliance, with the active involvement of over 30 countries and several international institutions. Its primary goal is to accelerate the widespread

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Why Religions Necessary in Spite of Their Limitation?

September 10, 2023
Columns

Kanchi Paramacharya and Bhagwan Sri Ramana Maharshi were among the great saints who lived in India and highlighted the fact that the basic approach of all religions is essentially the same, and

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Drug shortages and impact on health outcomes; Is it only the tip of the iceberg?

September 10, 2023
Health/Human Rights

by Raj Gonsalkorale On the night of April 14, 1912, though, only a few days into the Titanic’s maiden voyage, its Achilles’ heel was exposed. The ship wasn’t nimble enough to avoid

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India: Reinventing the wheel 50 years later

September 10, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

Indians on the Moon were news for two weeks, and last week they were heading towards the Sun. Space exploration is indeed a quest for knowledge and an evolutionary factor for Homo

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Cultural Perspectives on Psychological Trauma

September 10, 2023
Book Reviews

Culture consists of traditions, values, customs, folklore, rituals, and artifacts that help to make meaning of the physical world and its transmitted primarily through language and everyday interactions. These cultural factors frequently

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Exclusive: Profiling Azad Maulana – Exposing Channel4 Duplicity – Narrative 1

September 9, 2023
Defence/News

From Sri Lanka Guardian Investigative Desk In this exclusive series, we uncover the sinister facade of Muhammad Milhar Mohammed Hanseer also known as Azad Maulana, a notorious con artist who has callously

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G20 urged to focus on economic governance, development issues

September 9, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

The Group of 20 (G20) should refocus on improving global economic governance and tackling development issues to boost confidence in the world’s economic recovery, said experts, as the G20 summit kicks off

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Living in the shadow of an empire — Uncovering America’s “care” for its “allies”

September 9, 2023
Defence/United States

Xinhua) — “Most of the time, foreign interference came from a friendly and allied country: the United States. For instance, I, along with (former French) President (Nicolas) Sarkozy, was under surveillance for

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How Countries Prepare for Population Growth and Decline

September 9, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

In early 2023, India surpassed China as the most populous country in the world with the latter having 850,000 fewer people by the end of 2022—marking the country’s first population decline since famine

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Sri Lanka’s Official Rebuttal to Channel 4’s Reprehensible Allegations Regarding the Easter Attack

September 9, 2023
Defence

In the face of a heinous and merciless assault that shook the world – the Easter Sunday Attack of 2019 – which claimed the lives of nearly 270 innocent souls, including children

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Sri Lanka’s Judiciary on the Constitutional Fault Line

In the longer term, the 22nd Amendment could signal the

Balochistan’s Daughters, Not Its Detonators

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From citizens’ calls to city action: Inside a Chinese hotline

When Krisca, an international student in east China’s Shandong Province,

The Plot That Shook Bangladesh

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Titmus asked, “Why are we still living in a world

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