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France Burns

July 8, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

Metz France – Ah, springtime in France.  I was having a dinner with my friend Walter at the city of Metz. This was part of my regular visit to the World War II

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The Metaverse and The Internet – Similarities and Differences

July 8, 2023
Columns/Technology

“[T]oday, most AR applications are delivered through mobile devices, but increasingly delivery will shift to hands-free wearables such as head-mounted displays or smart glasses”. ~ Michael Porter and James Heppelmann, Why Every

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It’s Hard for Americans to Engage in China-Bashing Without Tripping on Contradictions

July 8, 2023
Business/Education

The contradictions of China-bashing in the United States begin with how often it is flat-out untrue. The Wall Street Journal reports that the “Chinese spy” balloon that President Joe Biden shot down with immense

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Nanoplastics Are Entering Our Bodies

July 8, 2023
New Books

The air is plasticized, and we are no better protected from it outdoors than indoors. Minuscule plastic fibers, fragments, foam, and films are shed from plastic stuff and are perpetually floating into

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Dark Clouds Over Jaffna University: The Perilous VC Election?

July 7, 2023
Editorials/Education

Editorial In a shocking turn of events, the University of Jaffna, a renowned institution of higher education, finds itself entangled in a web of fear and intimidation. Anonymous phone messages, bearing death

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A Brutal Colonial Legacy Is Tinder for the Fires That Are Sweeping Across France

July 7, 2023
Columns

On Saturday, July 1, 2023, a large crowd gathered inside and around the Ibn Badis Mosque in Nanterre, France, where a seventeen-year-old boy, Nahel M, was mourned and then later buried. Nahel M, of

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Jenin Massacre: The Ongoing Torment of Palestinian Muslims

July 7, 2023
Human Rights/Israel

by Md Mahmudul Hasan ‘Complaining to Iqbal: Dialogue with the Dead’ (also titled ‘SMS to Sir Muhammad Iqbal’) is a poem written by the late Malaysian poet and public intellectual Mohd Kamal

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US nuclear policy fueling global instability and uncertainty

July 7, 2023
Diplomacy

In January 2022, the five nuclear-armed countries (China, Russia, the United States, Britain and France) issued a joint statement emphasizing the need to prevent nuclear war and avoid arms races. While stressing

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China advances research on South China Sea’s deep structure

July 7, 2023
China/News

Researchers from a Chinese university have made breakthroughs in the study of the deep structure of the South China Sea. Over the past 100 million years, a large number of Earth plates

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US military base in Tokyo admits leaks containing PFAS

July 7, 2023
Japan/United States

U.S. Yokota base in Japan’s western Tokyo area has acknowledged three incidents of leakage involving foam fire extinguishers containing per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a group of organic fluorine compounds that raise health

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China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: 10 Years On

July 7, 2023
China/Pakistan

Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said on Wednesday that the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a flagship project of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), has been playing a pivotal role in

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How to Tackle Complex Problems?

July 7, 2023
New Books

Following excerpts adapted from the writer’s recent book, The Four Workarounds, published by Flatiron Books Consulting gave me the opportunity to peek into realities that were very different from mine. Yet whether

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The Rice Bowl of the Chinese People Is Held Firmly in Their Hands

July 6, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

At the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development held in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), member states decided to replace the Millennium Development Goals (established in 2000) with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The first SDG was to ‘end

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CIA in Ukraine: Unraveling the US Spy Agency’s Role

July 6, 2023
Defence

The CIA was central to the war even before it started. At the beginning of his administration, Biden tapped director William Burns as his global trouble shooter—a clandestine operator able to communicate

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India’s discontent with the SCO

July 6, 2023
Diplomacy

To be out of sync with the contemporary life anywhere at anytime becomes indeed a despairing situation. That was the tragic predicament of the Austrian writer of the inter-war period, Stefan Zweig,

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