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Toxic Agriculture and the Gates Foundation: Beware of Gates bearing Gifts?

June 7, 2023
Agriculture

As for food security, the foundation would do better by supporting agroecological (agrochemical-free) approaches to agriculture, which various high-level UN reports have advocated for ensuring equitable global food security. This would leave

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The World Economy Is Changing—the People Know, but Their Leaders Don’t

June 7, 2023
Business/Columns

The year 2020 marked parity between the total GDP of the G7 (the U.S. plus allies) and the total GDP of the BRICS group (China plus allies). Since then, the BRICS economies

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Concept of state formation and contemporary policy issues in Sri Lanka

June 7, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The starting point of the analysis in this short article is to question theconventional approach to studying a state.The conventional approach treatsthe state as a concrete, self-contained entity that has attained a

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China’s Built Port Ready to Welcome India’s First International Cruise Ship

June 6, 2023
Business/News

In a significant development for India’s cruise tourism industry, the country’s first international cruise ship, MV Empress, was launched from Chennai, setting sail to Sri Lanka. The ship, carrying 750 passengers, aims

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World Environment Day: Evaluating the Environmental Footprint of Aviation

June 6, 2023
Aviation/Human Rights

On 15 December 1972 the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution A 2994  which designated 5 June as World Environment Day and urged Governments and the organizations in the United Nations system to

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Interview: Smart Bangladesh – Vision and Reality

June 6, 2023
Diplomacy/Interviews

A vision. Set to become a reality in 2041. That is what the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Ms Sheikh Hasina, has embarked upon after achieving the successful tag of Digital Bangladesh. It

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Six-Point Charter: The Foundation Stone of Bangladesh

June 6, 2023
Bangladesh

An event that marks a unique or significant historical change of course or one on which important developments depend, the six-point demand is a milestone in the history of Bangladesh. The movement,

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Conflict, Migration, and Demography in Russia and Its Border Regions

June 6, 2023
Columns/History

Despite the absence of a clear definition of “ethnic group,” the term generally refers to people with a common history, culture, and ancestry. Russians are widely considered the largest ethnic group in Europe,

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The Ancient Patterns of Migration

June 6, 2023
Education/History

We live in an era of mass migration. According to the United Nations’ World Migration Report 2022, there were 281 million international migrants in 2020, equaling 3.6 percent of the global population. That’s

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Manipur: Despicable Politics

June 5, 2023
Columns

The Government of India on June 4, 2023, has notified a Commission of Inquiry under the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952, to inquire into the incidents of violence in the state of

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“American leadership” in Asia-Pacific is American hegemony in disguise

June 5, 2023
News/South Korea

 America has found it more difficult than ever to cover up its hidden agenda when peddling the so-called “Indo-Pacific strategy” to Asia-Pacific countries at the just-concluded 20th Shangri-La Dialogue. While making high-sounding

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Deciphering the Motives Behind Modi’s ‘Extended Dialogue’ for South Asia

June 4, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

India has done more for Sri Lanka than the IMF — S. Jaishankar, Union Minister for External Affairs–Indian Express. China will stand for Sri Lanka’s sovereignty, economic development — Visiting Chinese Vice

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Turkiye – Strongman of West Asia

June 4, 2023
Columns

Most people think of Turkey – now renamed ‘Turkiye,’ – as an exotic land of spices, little cups of sweet coffee and fierce-looking men with bristling mustaches. They would be surprised to

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Did Rudyard Kipling Regard India as a “White Man’s Burden”?

June 4, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

British felt they had a civilizing mission during colonial rule in India During the period of European colonial rule in India, Europeans in India typically regarded many aspects of Indian culture with

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From Idealism to Ineffectiveness: Assessing the Performance of Human Rights NGOs

June 4, 2023
Bangladesh/Human Rights

Most of the human rights organizations may appear to be upstanding global citizens on paper, their practical impact can be questioned, labeling them as toothless tigers. Let’s examine their behavior: During the

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