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Kashmir’s Political Tightrope

June 25, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The recent meeting of the Jammu and Kashmir political party National Conference at Dachigam was an atypical party meeting. This meeting was an important political manoeuvre to unify the party, reaffirm support

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From Johannesburg to Belfast, Anti-Migrant Fury Crosses Borders as Global Movements Gain Momentum

June 25, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

As South Africa braces for a self-declared June 30 deadline promoted by anti-migrant groups demanding that undocumented foreigners leave the country, authorities are confronting growing fears that a familiar pattern of xenophobic

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Israeli Authorities Say Probe Into Frozen Sri Lankan Remittances Is Ongoing, Assure Resolution

June 25, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

An Israeli authority familiar with the matter has said investigations into the suspension of millions of dollars in remittances belonging to Sri Lankan workers in Israel are ongoing and expressed confidence that

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Media Bill Could Pull Social Media Creators Into State Oversight, Rights Group Warns

June 25, 2026
Journalism/Sri Lanka

The Collective for Social Media Declaration (CSMD) has raised concerns over the proposed Chartered Institute of Media Professionals of Sri Lanka Bill, gazetted by the government in June 2026, warning that the

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How the World Learned to Love North Korea’s Bombs

June 25, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

With everything going on in the Middle East, Ukraine, the United States, and elsewhere, you could be forgiven for not thinking much about North Korea lately. But while we’ve all been looking

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How Reading Shapes Our Lives

June 25, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Read, In Order to Live ~ Gustave Flaubert Being Bookish Lucy Mangan’s Bookish: How Reading Shapes Our Lives is far more than a memoir about books. It is an affectionate meditation on the transformative

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India’s Quiet Return to Afghanistan as Pakistan-Taliban Ties Fray

June 25, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Few developments since the Taliban’s return to power have been as surprising as India’s gradual re-emergence in Afghanistan. In 2021, most observers assumed Islamabad would be the principal beneficiary of the new

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How Azad Maulana Allegedly Turned a Pillayan Dispute Into a Suresh Sallay Asylum Claim

June 24, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Geneva New allegations have emerged from Mohamed Haris, a Sri Lankan citizen living in Switzerland, who claims Azad Maulana’s asylum strategy evolved from a personal and political dispute

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Nitazenes: The Super-Potent Synthetic Opioids Fueling America’s Next Drug Crisis

June 24, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Human Rights

When Ashley Delgado was in high school in Cleveland, Ohio, she dreamed of becoming a doctor. She earned strong grades, excelled in science and Latin, and imagined a future where she could

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Sri Lanka Workers’ $6.9 Million Remittances Frozen as Israeli Probe Hits Transfer Firm

June 24, 2026
Business/News

The Government yesterday said that approximately $6.9 million remitted by Sri Lankan workers in Israel has been suspended due to legal proceedings involving remittance service provider Global Remit, dismissing claims that the

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