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LGBTQ Rights Improve in Nepal, Under Attack in Turkey

July 27, 2023
Nepal

A cisgender man and his transgender wife were among those who were allowed by Nepal’s highest court in June to register same-sex and other nontraditional marriages, reported Radio France Internationale. The ruling, while

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Years in the Making, First Original African Animation Series Streams on Netflix

July 27, 2023
Business/News

by Saurav Sarkar Four years after announcing that it had purchased the series, streaming platform Netflix debuted “Supa Team 4,” co-produced by animation studio Triggerfish. The show is the first original African animation

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Dozens of Nations Express Interest in Joining an Expanded BRICS

July 27, 2023
News

by Saurav Sarkar Anil Sooklal, South Africa’s head official for relations with the BRICS group of nations, said on July 20 that almost 45 countries have expressed interest in joining the Global

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Storm Ravages Balkans as Global Warming’s Impact Continues

July 27, 2023
News

by Saurav Sarkar Balkan Insight reported that a storm with 150-kilometer-per-hour winds struck Slovenia, Bosnia, Croatia, and Serbia on July 19. Among the areas affected was Croatia’s capital, Zagreb. The storm left

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Glimpses of an endgame in Ukraine

July 27, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

The problem with the war in Ukraine is that it has been all smoke and mirrors. The Russian objectives of “demilitarisation” and “de-Nazification” of Ukraine wore a surreal look. The western narrative

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Senior Doctors Go on Strike in UK, Crippling Health Service

July 27, 2023
Human Rights/News

by Saurav Sarkar Senior doctors in the United Kingdom went on strike over pay and conditions on July 20, reported ABC News. The doctors struck only a few days after a five-day strike

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Cuba Reaffirms Socialism While It Reckons With Its Private Sector

July 27, 2023
Cuba

Seventy years have passed since Fidel Castro and a daring group of young Cubans launched an assault on the Moncada Barracks in eastern Cuba, aiming to topple the Fulgencio Batista dictatorship. Despite

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The revolutionary spirit of the Buddha

July 26, 2023
Columns/Education

In 1861, Karl Marx made one of his rare post-exile visits to his native Germany. While there, he renewed an acquaintance with Friedrich Köppen, one of his student friends from the days

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Oppenheimer, Hiroshima and Houtermans

July 26, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

As the film Oppenheimer arrives in American theaters, it is important to take a fresh look at the race to produce the atomic bomb and the choice of Hiroshima as its first

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Media Hysteria and Defense Deals: India-France Strategic Partnership

July 25, 2023
Columns/Defence

The media went hysterical about defence contracts with France, a time-tested strategic partner this month when India was honoured on Bastille Day in Paris. But mystery surrounds the confusion over joint statements

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How India turns into “graveyard for foreign companies”

July 25, 2023
Business/Diplomacy

Recently, a string of prominent multinational corporations including electronics maker Foxconn Group and communications products supplier Wistron group, are withdrawing from the Indian market. These companies are on a long list of

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America’s lies are endless, but it can’t fool all the people all the time

July 25, 2023
China/United States

(Xinhua) — Just when America is in the middle of a grave opioid crisis leading to more accidental deaths across the country than ever before, Washington has begun arresting and indicting Chinese

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Balochistan: Collaborative Escalation

July 25, 2023
Pakistan

On July 16, 2023, Security Forces (SFS) foiled an attack on the Zhob Cantonment in Zhob Town (Zhob District) of Balochistan. When a group of terrorists attempted to enter the garrison late

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Cognitive Battlefield: Unleash Your Mental Strength

July 25, 2023
Human Rights/New Books

Following excerpts adapted from the authors’ most recent book, Free Your Mind: The new world of manipulation and how to resist it, published by Harper Collins Publishers The world is a battlefield

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Walsh Diplomacy: Ignoring Genocide at Home, Meddling Abroad

July 24, 2023
Diplomacy/Editorials

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor Justin Trudeau, deemed the ‘sexiest man’ and holding a prominent position in Canada, is the epitome of hypocrisy. Despite being brought down by President Xi Jinping for

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