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Starvation in Sri Lanka: Is it A Product of Policy Makers and Professionals? – Part 1

February 3, 2023
Business/Columns/Human Rights

Self-sufficiency in food was the focus of the agriculture sector policy in Sri Lanka, even before the independence. But the quality and the display of the local food items offered to consumers

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Sri Lanka: Is 13A Panacea?

February 3, 2023
Sri Lanka @75/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Tamil National Alliance (TNA) spokesman and Jaffna District MP M.A. Sumanthiran says that his party has decided to boycott the independence day celebrations this year, as reported in The Island of January

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Armed Rebellion against the State: A Violation of Islamic Law

February 3, 2023
Education/Human Rights

Pakistan’s present issue of armed rebellion against the state has become a serious source of concern for the country and its people. The growth of militant groups, as well as their use

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Adani’s Calling Off Public Offer: A Big Setback for India’s Green Hydrogen Projects

February 3, 2023
Columns

All those who are keen that India should successfully set up massive green hydrogen projects to overcome the impending energy crisis are greatly disappointed that Adani group has decided not to go

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Revival of Terrorism – View from Pakistan

February 3, 2023
Columns

Some people might be misguided by the thought that the menace of terrorism in Pakistan was successfully crushed to the roots a few years back and after the withdrawal of US troops

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Ukraine: Scapegoat of NATO expansion

February 3, 2023
Diplomacy/Russia/United States

Nearly a year in, the war in Ukraine has cost hundreds of thousands of lives and brought the world to the brink of, in President Joe Biden’s own words, “Armageddon.” Alongside the

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Writing About a Joy That Invades Jenin

February 2, 2023
Columns/Culture

Israel calls its latest military campaign Operation Break the Wave, a lyrical description of a brutal reality. This year, 2023, will be the seventy-fifth year after the Nakba, the catastrophe of 1948 when

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The West sees Iran in a new way

February 2, 2023
Diplomacy/Iran

The Wall Street Journal reported from Tehran on Wednesday that “a lethal crackdown and an ailing economy have quieted anti-government street demonstrations … organised protests have largely tapered off.” The paradox is,

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Russia and Pakistan Energy Diplomacy

February 2, 2023
Pakistan/Russia

 The economy of Pakistan is under pressure, and several important economic indicators specify a dire scenario. The decision-makers must have a real debate about how they intend to take genuine action to

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Future of People’s Resistance in Kashmir

February 1, 2023
India/Pakistan

Introduction: Kashmir is a region in northern India that has long been at the focus of a territorial dispute between India and Pakistan. Since 1947, when India achieved independence from Britain and

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Vatican urges to have Separate Cardinal for North-East of Sri Lanka

February 1, 2023
Human Rights/News

The bishops of the North and East provinces have requested the Vatican to appoint a separate Cardinal for the two provinces of Sri Lanka. Father Joseph Pathinathar Jebaratnam, who spoke in Jaffna,

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Myanmar’s audacious military coup: Two Years On

February 1, 2023
Myanmar

Today is 1st February 2023. The daring military takeover in Myanmar two years ago on February 1 will be remembered as the start of the most oppressive administration in recent memory on

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Russia’s gas union eyes Pakistan, India

January 31, 2023
Diplomacy/Pakistan/Russia

Pakistan’s acute energy crisis is the immediate backdrop against which Foreign Minister Bilawal Zardari’s forthcoming talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow today need to be understood. But then, Lavrov

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Flight MH 17 and The Little Dutch Girl – A Personal Reflection

January 31, 2023
Aviation/Columns/Human Rights

You are an open wound And we are standing In a pool of your blood Rupi Kaur 25th of January 2023 was significant from a judicial standpoint, but it was a grim reminder

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Sri Lanka: Peace amidst Instability

January 30, 2023
Columns/Politics

In a press release issued on January 25, 2023, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka noted, …the maintenance of the prevailing tight monetary policy stance is imperative to ensure that monetary conditions remain sufficiently

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