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India’s Electoral Strategy: A Controversial Path to Gaining Support

September 15, 2023
Columns

India, the world’s largest democracy, has long been a stage for political maneuvering, but recent concerns have arisen regarding the lengths to which some political entities are willing to go to secure

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Cultural Genocide during a Carnival of  Buffoons: Thoughts of a dry brain

September 15, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

It would be obvious to the correctly informed impartial observer that Sri Lanka’s age-old Buddhist religious cultural establishment is under unprovoked attack both within the country and outside of it. The current

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Preparing for War Is the Beginning: An Early Warning for Northeast Asia

September 15, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

July 27 marked the 70th anniversary of the 1953 ceasefire to the Korean War. In the three years leading up to the anniversary, South Korean peace movements organized the international Korea Peace Appeal campaign

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Breaking Europe’s Hold on Football

September 15, 2023
Columns

The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar brought together nations from around the world, and 1.5 billion people tuned in to watch the final. But while soccer is a source of local pride, passion,

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Elevating Farmers’ Income Through Organic Poultry Rearing

September 15, 2023
Human Rights

Even after toiling hard for an entire year, Shivaji Rao, a 37-year-old farmer, would find it hard to cover the basic expenses of his family. He cultivates maize from his one-and-a-half-acre land

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El Salvador Is Making Little Effort to Eradicate Illiteracy

September 15, 2023
El Salvador

El Salvador’s efforts to improve the educational level in the country seem to be falling short, with rundown schools, especially in rural areas, and little progress in overcoming illiteracy. In almost a

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Invasive Species, Fast-Riding Horsemen Galloping the Biodiversity Apocalypse

September 15, 2023
Education

Mango farmer Eufria Nyadome used to earn $60 from selling a 20-litre bucket of fresh mangoes and now can barely make $20 even though her mango trees are giving a good yield.

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Human Trafficking: Women Lured by Promise of Jobs, Sold as Brides

September 15, 2023
Human Rights

It has been over a decade since 32-year-old Rafiqa (not her real name) was sold to a villager after being lured by the promise that she would be employed in the handicrafts

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Beneath the Polycrisis Is the Singular Dilemma of Humanity Called Capitalism

September 14, 2023
Columns

Dilemmas of humanity abound. There is little need to look at statistical data to know that we are in a spiral of crises, from the environmental and climate crisis to the crises

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A wasted planet gone on sale

September 14, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Amid the global trends of de-dollarization and de-neo-liberalization, the climate crisis has been relegated to a secondary concern. Not that it ever was a primary concern, since capital must destroy more than it creates to

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In tackling climate change, U.S. should have some skin in the game

September 14, 2023
China/United States

Whether a person or a country can win the respect of others depends not only on what has been said, but more on what has been done. It is a simple truth

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Apple unveils first carbon-neutral products

September 13, 2023
Business

Apple on Tuesday announced its first-ever carbon-neutral products in the new Apple Watch Series 9 lineup, a milestone marking a major step in the company’s journey toward its Apple 2030 goal to

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Colombia, From the Guerrilla to the Ballot Box

September 13, 2023
Interviews

On May 4, 2023, during the International Summit on Nonviolence held in Antioquia, Colombia, a handshake shocked those who were present. The handshake was between two men with vastly different histories. One of the

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Gazan Fishermen in Dire Straits Amid Attacks From Israeli Forces and Border Closing

September 13, 2023
News/Palestinian

Israeli security forces fired at Gazan fishermen and poured sewer water to stop them from fishing off the Gaza coast on September 8. This is the latest such incident of harassment that

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Community Health Workers in South Asia Forge Joint Struggle for Rights and Recognition

September 13, 2023
Human Rights

Approximately 20,000 community health workers in the Indian state of Haryana have been on strike for the past three weeks. Known as Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs), they are part of a

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