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A Shot in the Arm Can Prevent Cervical Cancer

August 3, 2023
Health

“Listen to your body, and if there is anything strange happening, do not ignore it,” is the advice of 57-year-old Afshan Bhurgri, a cancer survivor. Eight years ago, she was diagnosed with

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Credit Rating Agencies

August 3, 2023
Business

For a layman like me, Credit Rating Agencies are like policemen controlling the economic thoroughfares of the world’s nations and assessing the creditworthiness of individuals. Credit ratings are predominantly provided by three

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Foreign envoys stationed in Bangladesh must abide by the Vienna Convention

August 3, 2023
Human Rights

We firmly believe that all countries, regardless of their size, strength, wealth, or poverty, are equals, and the internal affairs of any nation should be handled through consultation by its own people.

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Niger Is the Fourth Country in the Sahel to Experience an Anti-Western Coup

August 2, 2023
Columns

At 3 a.m. on July 26, 2023, the presidential guard detained President Mohamed Bazoum in Niamey, the capital of Niger. Troops, led by Brigadier General Abdourahmane Tchiani closed the country’s borders and declared a

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Is the War in Ukraine Mutating?

August 2, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

No matter what pronunciamentos may come from Washington, the Russian government is expecting greater attacks on Russian territory, especially Moscow and maybe Russian ports, to try and destabilize the Putin government.  The Pentagon says

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Understanding the philosophy of Gunadasa Amarasekara from Gamanaka Mula to Gamanaka Aga

August 2, 2023
Book Reviews

The saga of the series of novels from “ Gamanaka Mula” to “Gamanaka Aga” authored by veteran Sinhalese author Gunadasa Amarasekara  unfolds the socio-political history of Sri Lanka and it certainly takes

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How George Bush and the Rockefeller Foundation Poisoned Our Food Supply

August 2, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

A LONG READ Early GMO Research The issue of biotechnology and genetic-modification of plants and other life forms first emerged from research labs in the United States in the late 1970’s. During

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ASEAN-China 12.1 billion yuan economic cooperation deals inked

August 2, 2023
China/Diplomacy

Seven economic cooperation projects worth 12.1 billion yuan (about 1.7 billion U.S. dollars) between the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and ASEAN countries were signed Sunday in the southern Chinese metropolis of

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Debunking the Crafty Divide: The True Struggle of Tamil Society

August 2, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

In the annals of history, the plight of the Tamil community has been often viewed through the lens of an “ethnic” problem. However, beneath the surface lies a more profound and intricate

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The EU’s neo-colonial Policy in Africa

August 2, 2023
Diplomacy

The European Union regards itself as a privileged partner of Africa that takes special “care” of the continent and may therefore force its policies onto African countries in a paternalist manner. At

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An Indian View: Ranil should not underestimate Modi

August 2, 2023
Columns/Sri Lanka @75

President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s July 20-21 visit to New Delhi ended with India and Sri Lanka jointly evolving an economic partnership vision to speed up Sri Lanka’s economic recovery. The Indian Ministry of

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In Oppenheimer Red Hunt, FBI Missed Real Atomic Spies

August 1, 2023
Columns

Of the many ironies in the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the FBI searched for reds under the beds of virtually every suspected communist in the famed nuclear scientist’s circles, only to

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Scientists stress talent cultivation in basic research

August 1, 2023
China/News

Several scientists stressed the significance of talent cultivation in China’s basic research and encouraged young people to challenge cutting-edge issues in basic science on the sidelines of the International Congress of Basic

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Lessons from the Korean War

July 31, 2023
History

The psychology of forgetting and why memory fails is a tantalising topic in the life of individuals or nations. Cognitive psychology spawned many theories about it. The main theory, the motivated forgetting

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Life expectancy can increase to 120 years, say scientists

July 31, 2023
News/Technology

Human lifespan is expected to increase to up to 120 years within decades thanks to technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and knowledge gained from the COVID-19 pandemic, Swedish Television (SVT) reported

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