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An Indian View: Ranil should not underestimate Modi

August 2, 2023
Columns/Sri Lanka @75

President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s July 20-21 visit to New Delhi ended with India and Sri Lanka jointly evolving an economic partnership vision to speed up Sri Lanka’s economic recovery. The Indian Ministry of

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In Oppenheimer Red Hunt, FBI Missed Real Atomic Spies

August 1, 2023
Columns

Of the many ironies in the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the FBI searched for reds under the beds of virtually every suspected communist in the famed nuclear scientist’s circles, only to

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Scientists stress talent cultivation in basic research

August 1, 2023
China/News

Several scientists stressed the significance of talent cultivation in China’s basic research and encouraged young people to challenge cutting-edge issues in basic science on the sidelines of the International Congress of Basic

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Lessons from the Korean War

July 31, 2023
History

The psychology of forgetting and why memory fails is a tantalising topic in the life of individuals or nations. Cognitive psychology spawned many theories about it. The main theory, the motivated forgetting

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Life expectancy can increase to 120 years, say scientists

July 31, 2023
News/Technology

Human lifespan is expected to increase to up to 120 years within decades thanks to technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and knowledge gained from the COVID-19 pandemic, Swedish Television (SVT) reported

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A Heedless Disgrace: Condemning the National Anthem Remix Fiasco

July 31, 2023
Editorials

Editorial In a deplorable display of disrespect and ignorance, a young female singer named Umara Sinhawansa, along with her misguided gang, shamelessly tarnished the sanctity of our beloved National Anthem during the

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Why is Blinken snubbed repeatedly during Asia-Pacific visits?

July 31, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

During his latest Asia-Pacific trip, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken tried to persuade New Zealand to join the AUKUS alliance. The response he got was clear — it would cost New

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Sri Lanka: Black July After Four Decades

July 31, 2023
Columns

The 40th anniversary of Black July which fell last week (July 23) was marked by some articles, telecasts etc. but relatively few reported commemorative events. The J.R. Jayewardene government of the day chose

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Challenging Times and Intellectual Pleasures: My Talk with Slavoj Žižek

July 31, 2023
Education/Interviews

We sat down last Sunday evening around 5:30 in Ljubljana time, which was 8:30 in the evening here in Colombo. The purpose was not to delve into deep philosophical realms but rather

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Donald Trump Dominates Republican Primary, Amid Dire Legal Jeopardy

July 30, 2023
Politics/United States

As Donald Trump hit the stage at the Iowa Republican Party Lincoln Dinner Friday, as far and away the leading frontrunner in the Republican primary, the Brooks & Dunn song “Only in

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Poem: Dive Baby Dive

July 30, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

by H. H. Albert In the realm of international relations, where the currents of diplomacy meet the depths of strategic interests, one enigmatic figure emerges – Julie Jiyoon Chung. Born as Chung

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Indian Preeminence in South Asia

July 30, 2023
Diplomacy/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

It is generally recognized that any discussion on South Asia without reference to India would be putting the cart before the horse. In this article as well Indian geopolitical concerns would take

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The Attack on Command Center in Russia and Ukraine

July 29, 2023
Russia/Ukraine

The Russian Defense Ministry has reported that on the evening of July 28, Russia attacked a Ukrainian command post in Dnipro (Dnepropetrovsk) with “precision weapons” after Ukraine launched an attack on a Russian command

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40 Years Later: Recounting ‘Black July’ Through My Family’s Eyes

July 29, 2023
Columns/Politics

Although I have written extensively about Black July in the past, I have never written about those happenings from a personal perspective. As a Sri Lankan Tamil journalist, Black July did have

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This is the Future Oppenheimer Feared

July 29, 2023
Films

I recently watched Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster biopic, Oppenheimer, shortly after reading the biography that inspired it, Kai Bird and Martin Sherwin’s definitive American Prometheus. It was a harrowing reminder that humanity remains

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