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Hawaii energy firm rejects lawsuit from Maui County over devastating wildfires

August 29, 2023
News

The top energy firm Hawaiian Electric Company in the U.S. state of Hawaii on Sunday night pushed back against a lawsuit filed by Maui County over the devastating wildfires that have claimed

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Over 3,200 tombs found in 3,000-year-old ruins in China’s plateau province

August 29, 2023
History/News

A total of 3,228 tombs have been found at the ruins dating back more than 3,000 years in the plateau province of Qinghai in northwest China, archaeologists said Monday. The ruins, located

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Rapid Rise of IS Sympathizers in Indonesia via Social Media

August 29, 2023
Defence/News

by Zam Yusa Thousands of Indonesians became IS sympathisers in a relatively short period of time with the advent of social media, a counterterrorism official reportedly said. Marthinus Hukom, the head of

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Pakistan: Muzzled Media

August 29, 2023
Pakistan

Independent voices of journalists, reporters and media personnel continued to be trampled across Pakistan, with the state, its proxies and extremist elements resorting to violence and intimidation. On August 12, 2023, Jan

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India, the reluctant BRICS traveller

August 28, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

India became a beacon of hope for the Western media for a short while in the run-up to the BRICS Summit in Johannesburg — a potential dissenter who might derail the grouping’s

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Sri Lanka: Cardinal’s Wake-Up Cal

August 28, 2023
Diplomacy/Editorials

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor The recent statements by His Eminence Malcom Cardinal Ranjith and the ongoing discourse between India and Sri Lanka demand our immediate and resolute attention. Cardinal Ranjith’s stark

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Sri Lanka: Plunging into the Abyss of Bankruptcy – The Unveiling Truth

August 28, 2023
Education/Human Rights

Recently, the full tragedy of over 400 Sri Lanka-trained nurses being declared unsuitable to work in the USA because of their lack of English proficiency has shocked all of us. Despite opposition

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Japan: Don’t chop me down

August 28, 2023
Japan/News

Miho Nakashima stood in a bathing suit in Tokyo on Sunday next to a 100-year-old gingko tree, her body painted head-to-toe in green leaves and brown branches. Her message was clear, and

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Israeli Intelligence Failures in 1973 War

August 28, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

On October 6, 1973, an Israeli friend of mine named Amnon Dankner was performing his annual month-long stint of military reserve duty on the Golan Heights when Syrian tanks and artillery launched a

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In Peril: Humanity’s March Towards Catastrophe

August 28, 2023
Human Rights/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

What is the future likely to bring?  A reasonable stance might be to try to look at the human species from the outside.  So imagine that you’re an extraterrestrial observer who is

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BRICS — Another Debating Forum

August 28, 2023
Diplomacy

With the United Nations Organization steadily losing its relevance and no longer enjoying the confidence of the global community in its ability to ensure world peace and international cooperation, it is widely

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Recent Camp David Summit: New Cold War Redux?

August 28, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

On 18 August 2023, US President Joe Biden announced a “new history” at a new Camp David Summit of three countries—the United States, Japan and South Korea. The old Camp David Summit

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Global climate action needed to combat climate change

August 28, 2023
Business/Diplomacy

Canada’s raging wildfires have been worrying since the beginning of this year. Living in Ottawa, I’ve personally experienced the detrimental effects of wildfires on air quality and pollution. Meanwhile, punishing heat waves

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US-left unexploded ordnance still claiming lives of Afghans

August 28, 2023
Afghanistan

Khudai Rahim, a 54-year-old Afghan, lost two sons in blasts of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in 2021, and his third son was severely injured in a mine blast in 2022 just around their

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New Book: A carnage driven by an operational failure

August 28, 2023
Book Reviews

On the 21st of April 2019, Sri Lanka witnessed its very first macabre experience from Islamic extremist terrorism through a series of attacks known as “Easter Day attacks”, which targeted Christian churches

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