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Rutte’s goodbye to politics means end of an era in Netherlands

July 12, 2023
Netherlands

Mark Rutte’s announcement of departure from Dutch politics came as an absolute surprise on Monday, marking the start of a new era for the country that had the same prime minister since

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In Chile, Having a Good Constitution Doesn’t Guarantee Social Change

July 12, 2023
Interviews

“We are a generation totally interested in taking power,” says Bárbara Navarrete, the new secretary-general of the Communist Youth of Chile. This generation came of age with examples such as Gabriel Boric, Chile’s president,

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Bridging Nations: China and Solomon Islands Foster Closer Bilateral Cooperation

July 12, 2023
Interviews

Sogavare made these remarks in a recent interview with Xinhua, ahead of his official visit to China starting on Sunday, his second one since the Pacific island country established diplomatic ties with

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Learning From History, if We Dare

July 12, 2023
History

The New Gilded Age, wars along the Russian border, a global pandemic, battles for women’s rights, even the Titanic: history does rhyme with the present. Yet as former New York Times columnist Bob

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China and Solomon Islands Establish Comprehensive Strategic Partnership for a New Era

July 12, 2023
China/Diplomacy

In a joint statement released on Monday, the People’s Republic of China and Solomon Islands announced the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership characterized by mutual respect and common development. The statement

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The Disappearance of Elizabeth Tsurkov and Research Ethics: Some Thoughts

July 12, 2023
Education/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Considering Tsurkov’s high profile, the case has understandably roused strong emotional responses. A lot of these responses are however unhelpful for understanding the case and its undeniably broader implications for the realm

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What to expect from NATO Summit 2023

July 11, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

The trajectory of the Ukraine war hangs in the balance. All eyes are on the US President Joe Biden’s arrival in Vilnius for the NATO summit meeting (June 11-12.) Biden got a

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Cluster Bombs and Cocaine: America’s Progressive Path to World Peace

July 11, 2023
Diplomacy

by H. H. Albert Oh, how wonderful it is to witness the never-ending marvels of human progress! Just when you thought the world couldn’t get any better, the United States swoops in

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Biden meets Sunak in London, marking their sixth meeting in five months

July 11, 2023
Diplomacy/News

The chemistry between the President and the Prime Minister is the question on everybody’s mind as they meet in London for the sixth time in five months. From their previous meetings in

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US Justifies Israel’s Deadly Attack in Palestine’s Jenin

July 11, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

According to news reports, on July 3, 2023, a brigade-size force of approximately 2,000 soldiers carried out an operation in the Palestinian Jenin camp in the West Bank. Military drones conducted a

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Marginalization and Victimhood: The Plight of Sikhs in Modern India

July 11, 2023
India

Sikh as nation and Sikhism as an independent religion have been facing Hindu supremacist attack since inception. Those left India escaping State sanctioned persecution are now being hounded and killed in other

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France: Macron Goes to Hell

July 11, 2023
Columns

Looking at the violent behaviour of the angry French in the streets, especially when you see it for the first time, you immediately think: there it is, the revolution! The government will

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Biden’s Cluster Bombs Madness

July 11, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

When certain lines are crossed, the nature of other things becomes clearer. Providing cluster bombs to the Ukrainian military is such a rubicon. The pretense that the NATO sponsored forces have some

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America Is Running Out Of Bullets

July 11, 2023
Columns

There’s a Chris Rock joke that goes, “You don’t need no gun control, you know what you need? We need some bullet control. Men, we need to control the bullets, that’s right. I think

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Uphill Battles in Sri Lanka: One Year after Gota’s Trapdoor Exit

July 10, 2023
Editorials

Editorial Undoubtedly, the initial protests and the determination displayed by those who stood against the government were noteworthy. It was a true people’s uprising, but unfortunately, it was later exploited by opportunistic

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