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After Years of Attacking Protesters, Sudan’s Army and Paramilitary RSF Turn on Each Other

May 1, 2023
Sudan

by Pavan Kulkarni and Prasanth Radhakrishnan More than 500 people have been killed and 4,000 injured since fighting broke out between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces

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Strategic troika engages with Myanmar military

May 1, 2023
Bangladesh/Japan/Myanmar

According to media reports, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has reiterated his country’s support for Bangladesh’s efforts to repatriate the Rohingya to Myanmar. He said Bangladesh and Japan have upgraded their relationship

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Spare by Prince Harry – A Review

May 1, 2023
Book Reviews

“It’s better to be a “misfit” than a “one-size-fits-all”! Mandy Hale “ The Monarchy, always, at all costs, had to be protected’ Prince Harry, Spare (p.351) I have just finished reading the book Spare by Prince Harry,

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Rwanda to digitize genocide memorial sites

April 30, 2023
History/News

Rwanda is set to digitize selected genocide memorial sites in the country as part of efforts to preserve the history of the 1994 genocide against Tutsi and ease visitors’ access to memorials,

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Developed countries should help Africa address climate challenges: Kenyan president

April 30, 2023
Diplomacy/Kenya

The industrial north should honor the commitment to providing capital and technologies required to help African countries cope with the unfolding climate emergencies, Kenyan President William Ruto said on Saturday. During his

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China’s Territorial Greed – Threat to World Peace?

April 30, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

Since 1980s, in the last four decades, China has recorded  spectacular growth in the industrial and economic front.  Several multinational companies have invested several billion dollar  in China to set up projects

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UN Finally Commends Bangladesh’s CHT Peace Accord Implementation

April 30, 2023
Diplomacy/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues has acknowledged the progress made in implementing the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Peace Accord, in its report on its 22nd session, held in New

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Overcoming the Naxal Challenge

April 29, 2023
Defence/India

10 police personnel and a driver were killed in an ambush in Chhattisgarh’s Dantewada district on April 26. An explosive device (IED) was used to blow up the police personnel’s vehicle when

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Is Politics All in the Mind?

April 29, 2023
Politics

Do conservative and liberal brains work differently? What once might have been a semi-serious topic for kitchen-table discussions of political differences has burgeoned into a lively area of research for neural scientists.

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Sri Lanka: Conspiracies Misguide Easter Attack Reconciliation — What is the Way Forward?

April 29, 2023
Columns/Defence

by Jude Amory The Easter attack of 2019 will forever be etched in the memories of the people of Sri Lanka, as a day of tragedy and sorrow that shook the nation

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BRI: A journey from student to translator on the China-Thailand railway

April 29, 2023
China/Diplomacy

Pannaros Boonserm, 33, is a translator in a supervision company for the first section of the China-Thailand railway project. The China-Thailand railway, an important part of the trans-Asian railway network, will be

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Unchecked surveillance empire

April 29, 2023
China/United States

(Xinhua) — The United States is notorious for its cyber record. Just ask the National Security Agency (NSA), which in 2013 suffered the biggest leak in its history when Edward Snowden, a

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A Tale of Two Nations: Sri Lanka and Israel at 75

April 28, 2023
Editorials

Editorial “Our strength as a nation comes from our diversity, and our ability to channel that diversity towards a common goal.” – Yitzhak Rabin As Sri Lanka and Israel both celebrate their

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Bangladesh: ‘There are daggers in men’s smiles…’

April 28, 2023
History

Our glorious Liberation war of 1971 to found Bangladesh is our plume. Our national flag is our preen. Our national anthem is our pride. We achieved Bangladesh at the blood-bath of 3

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China shifts gear on Ukraine mediation

April 28, 2023
Diplomacy

For all the noise out of Washington, more and more countries are integrating their supply chains with China. Even the UK Foreign Secretary is making overtures to China, while Zelensky had a “long

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