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Myanmar’s Instability Deepens as the World Watches Silently

December 8, 2023
Myanmar

Myanmar’s stability has eroded significantly since the 2021 military coup. But the coordinated attack by multiple separatist and pro-democracy groups in October and November 2023 has seen military outposts, villages, border crossings, and other infrastructure overrun. While

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Israel’s Assassinations Road to Perdition

December 8, 2023
Defence

In Stephen Spielberg’s 2005 film “Munich,” a team of Mossad assassins is sent to Europe to exact revenge for the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre, in which gunmen from the Palestinian Black September group murdered 11

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The Second Winter of the Ukraine War: Wither Peace or Success?

December 7, 2023
Columns

As the World enters the second winter of the War in Ukraine which Russia continues to call as a Special Military Operation, what are the chances of peace or of success to

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Your Enemies Destroyed One Palestine; My Wounds Populated Many Palestines

December 7, 2023
Columns

The indecency of the phrase ‘humanitarian pause’ is obvious. There is nothing humanitarian about a brief interlude between bouts of horrendous violence. There is no true ‘pause’, merely the calm before the

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Western countries bear heavy historical, realistic responsibility for climate change

December 7, 2023
Business/Human Rights

Taking responsibility and delivering on promises on climate change is a hot topic at the ongoing 28th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate

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When Democrats are too Undemocratic

December 7, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

Lloyd Austin, the US Defense Secretary, threatened Congress over aid for Ukraine. Austin said that if Congress does not appropriate $61 billion in aid for Ukraine it is “very likely” US troops on

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Last days of American democracy?

December 7, 2023
United States

Over many years, I’ve been preoccupied with the various shades of totalitarianism, examining the very worst and most depraved regimes in history, from Adolf Hitler’s National Socialist racial paradise, Joseph Stalin’s frozen

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Christmas and The Journey of The Magi

December 7, 2023
Book Reviews

A cold coming we had of it,Just the worst time of the yearFor a journey, and such a long journey:The ways deep and the weather sharp,The very dead of winter… ~ T.S.

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Socialism’s Self-Criticism and Real Democracy

December 6, 2023
Business

Democracy is incompatible with class-divided economic systems. Masters rule in slavery, lords in feudalism, and employers in capitalism. Whatever forms of government (including representative-electoral) coexist with class-divided economic systems, the hard reality

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Kissinger and A Secret US National Security Memo

December 6, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

‘Control oil and you control the nations; control food and you control the people…’— Henry Kissinger Population growth and national security In April 1974, as a worldwide drought and the transformation of

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Ukraine war is undergoing mutation

December 6, 2023
Russia/Ukraine

The Ukraine President Vladimir Zelensky’s video conference with the US senators on Tuesday is expected to be a turning point in the Ukraine war for three reasons. First, the Biden Administration has not written him

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Akhand Bharat: A belief more than a strategy!

December 5, 2023
Education/History

Historical Background The civilizational beliefs have echoed in the course of history as more stringent factors above the geopolitical realities. In particular, the geopolitical trajectories are begotten from certain civilizational or cultural

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Balochistan: An undeclared war zone

December 5, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

by Mir Khan Baloch The schools have been turned into carrions, villages into concentration camps. Houses-to-house search operations have become a daily routine. University and college students are harassed and intimidated on

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ExxonMobil Wants to Start a War in South America

December 5, 2023
Business/Columns

On December 3, 2023, a large number of registered voters in Venezuela voted in a referendum over the Essequibo region that is disputed with neighboring Guyana. Nearly all those who voted answered yes to

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Ukraine: The Credibility Mirage

December 5, 2023
Russia/Ukraine

As the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, Western support for the proxy war against Moscow is faltering. Even some members of Washington’s militant war party are losing hope. On

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