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The Titan Disaster — A Comparison between Certification of Deep Sea Submersibles and Aircraft

June 26, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

“There are disasters that are entirely manmade, but none that are entirely natural”. Rebecca Solnit On Sunday 18 June of this year  Titan, which was about 6.5 metres long (the size of an average minivan),

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Espionage Bonanza Beckons in Russian Chaos

June 26, 2023
Defence

On April 1, 1953, a U.S Naval attaché in Helsinki picked up a scrap of intelligence: A Finnish border guard had “attempted to offer condolences on Stalin’s death to [his Soviet] counterpart,”

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Without Whistleblowers, the West Is Lost

June 25, 2023
Columns

Earlier this month, CNN reported that a British court has denied Wikileaks founder Julian Assange “permission to appeal an order to extradite him to the United States, where he faces criminal charges under the

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The rise and fall of a Russian oligarch

June 24, 2023
Russia/Ukraine

The Kremlin leadership has acted decisively to meet the threat of an armed insurrection by the Russian oligarch and self-styled ‘founder’ of Wagner Group of military contractors, Yevgeny Prigozhin. In a series of

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Putin Is Paying the Price of His Never-ending War

June 24, 2023
Columns

What are the key points of Putin’s address to nation over PMC Wagner coup attempt? Read them here. Putin is responsible for this, because he has let a conflict continue for 16

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Infrastructure Development in Baluchistan: Assessing the Role of Gwadar Port and CPEC

June 24, 2023
China/Pakistan

The Gwadar Port and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in Baluchistan are two interrelated endeavors that have attracted considerable scholarly and public interest in recent times. The Gwadar Port and China-Pakistan Economic

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The U.N. is riddled with massive corruption

June 24, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

The United Nations (UN) was set up in 1945 as an international umbrella organisation with several objectives primarily including the prevention of war and maintaining peace in disputed areas. However, the UN

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What is Caring, and How Can a Carer Provide Care?

June 24, 2023
Columns

Caring for the vulnerable, disabled, and elderly is a highly sought-after and valuable service in the United Kingdom. Adult Social Care offers practical support to individuals with disabilities, physical or mental impairments,

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Wagner Chief Leads Armed Rebellion in Russia

June 24, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

The day’s fast-moving events seemed to mark a final rupture in the broken relationship between the Wagner PMC and the Russian MoD, and one that was unlikely to be easily repaired. Rather,

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Can India Take on a Growing and Rich China Despite a Border Dispute?

June 24, 2023
Diplomacy/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Political analyst Ashley J Tellis in a recent article in Foreign Affairs magazine (India as It Is Washington and New Delhi Share Interests, Not Values By Daniel Markey July/August 2023 Published on

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Assessing the Summit for a New Global Financing Pact: Demanding Action Beyond Rhetoric

June 23, 2023
Editorials

Editorial The just concluded Summit for a New Global Financing Pact, held on 22 and 23 June 2023 in France, provided a platform for leaders from around the world to address the

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US Mission in Sri Lanka Celebrates Independence Day and 75-Year Partnership

June 23, 2023
Diplomacy

United States Ambassador to Sri Lanka Julie Chung hosted an event in Colombo on June 22 to mark the 247th anniversary of America’s Declaration of Independence.  Ambassador Chung took the opportunity to also

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Why Are Archaeologists Unable to Find Evidence for a Ruling Class of the Indus Civilization?

June 23, 2023
Education/History

Little more than a century ago, British and Indian archaeologists began excavating the remains of what they soon realized was a previously unknown civilization in the Indus Valley. Straddling parts of Pakistan

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 Are We Living Through a De-Dollarization?

June 23, 2023
Business/Columns

De-dollarization is apparently here, “like it or not,” as a May 2023 video by the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, a peace-oriented think tank based in Washington, D.C., states. Quincy is not alone

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Sinophobia Circus: Farce of the Clown in White House

June 23, 2023
Diplomacy/Editorials

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor Oh, how fortunate we are to witness the grand spectacle of a clown in the White House ruling over the so-called “free world.” In this remarkable theater,

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