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Risking NATO’s Future for Expansion of NATO in Ukraine

November 21, 2023
Defence

Barring some unforeseen contingency there will not be a war in Europe, beyond Ukraine, for some time to come.  That prediction, however, is based on NATO’s ability to deter a future Russian attack. 

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Rights and Liabilities of Astronauts in Outer Space

November 21, 2023
Education

Astronauts are inherently insane. And really noble. ― Andy Weir, The Martian Lexology reports the interesting story of “astronaut”  Samantha Cristoforetti, who works on the International Space Station (ISS), and who shared on twitter

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Dera Ismail Khan: Terrorists torment in Pakistan

November 21, 2023
Pakistan

On November 13, 2023, a convoy carrying water for an Oil and Gas Company was attacked by unidentified terrorists, killing three persons and injuring 10, in the Darazinda area of Dera Ismail

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Maliciously Unhappy Human Rights Protectors

November 21, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

From the US to the UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, China, and Saudi Arabia, no country allows anyone to stay as an immigrant without official documentation. Staying without papers in any country is

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US embarks on proxy war against Iran

November 20, 2023
Iran/United States

A massive US naval deployment in a wide arc of the so-called Greater Middle East is under way — stretching from Crete in the Eastern Mediterranean, into the Red Sea and  the Bab

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US Grants Israel $130B in Record Aid and Weapons

November 20, 2023
Defence

 As one of America’s closest allies, Israel has remained heavily dependent on the US —politically, economically, and militarily—since its creation in 1948. US arms supplies, mostly provided gratis, are channeled via US

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468 million children worldwide living in armed conflict zones

November 20, 2023
Human Rights

With one out of every five children worldwide living within armed conflict zones, the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child marks World Children’s Day in a sombre mood and calls for ceasefires

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Houthi rebels seize car carrier with 25 crew on board

November 20, 2023
Business

The Houthi rebels are reported to have seized the car carrier Galaxy Leader near Yemen in the Southern Red Sea on Sunday. “The Yemeni Naval Forces managed to capture an Israeli ship

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Is India’s Dissuasion Strategy vis a vis China Working?

November 20, 2023
Defence

What are the dissuasion strategies employed by India and China to manage the situation on the Line of Actual Control and bilateral relations and are they working – here is a review. 

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No serious effort to reset US-China relations at San Francisco summit

November 20, 2023
Columns

The signal from the summit meeting between presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping in San Francisco on Wednesday is that a rocky year in the US-China relationship had a makeover in atmospherics.

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Maldives Pledges to Address Sovereignty Concerns, Requests India’s Withdrawal

November 20, 2023
News

In a significant announcement, the Maldives government has officially confirmed the presence of 77 Indian military personnel within its territory. The disclosure was made by the Under Secretary for Public Policy at

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Sri Lanka: Still, the mirage

November 19, 2023
Columns

“It is apparent that the continued inaction to reintroduce and/or to raise taxes, and regain the government revenue that was lost, brought about an adverse impact on the economy which had a

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The New Grand Tour

November 19, 2023
History

All of humanity can now take the Grand Tour: a travel circuit of global sites that help us understand ourselves and our history, made increasingly clear thanks to recent advances in archaeology

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Americans Are Bankrolling Israel’s Unfolding Genocide in Gaza

November 18, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

Americans are funding a genocide and no one asked our permission. We are being dragged, unwillingly, into a war that is decimating a people. We are being forced to become involuntary accomplices to

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Palm Oil in Common Household Products Is Destroying the World’s ‘Orangutan Capital’

November 18, 2023
Human Rights

Picture a rhinoceros in the rainforest. Add a herd of elephants, families of orangutans swinging through the treetops, and tigers prowling the understory, and there is only one place in the world

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