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We’ve Never Been Closer to Nuclear Catastrophe—Who Gains by Ignoring It?

February 9, 2023
Human Rights/Interviews

Editor’s note: This interview has been edited for clarity and length. A video of the description of nuclear war from the interview can be viewed on Vimeo. Listen to the entire interview, available for

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Sri Lanka: Victim of Hegemony

February 9, 2023
Artificial Intelligence/Politics

Sri Lanka is a country that has often been viewed as a victim of hegemony, or the dominance of one country or group of countries over others. This has been a result

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Sri Lanka: I am the common enemy – Anura Dissanayaka

February 8, 2023
Interviews/Politics

“Despite extreme political polarization in Sri Lanka, I have become the common enemy of the country’s all political fronts,” leader of the Marxist JVP, Anura Kumara Dissanayaka says in an interview with

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India: Invest in defence modernisation

February 8, 2023
Defence

The only surprise in the defence budget was no surprise: static, in real terms, a negative budget for modernization- the litmus test of capability enhancement for maintaining deterrence in order to meet

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Who Will Reign as the World’s Superpower: the US or China?

February 8, 2023
China/United States

One of the characteristics of a superpower in decline is that its economy becomes deeply dependent on other countries. For the Romans, it was resources stolen from their far-reaching empire. For the

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A wild war between two brothers

February 8, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stated that “Russians and Ukrainians are one people.” A major power showcasing an angel’s face with a devil’s mind has poisoned one’s ear unabatedly and thus already dashed

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Sri Lanka: Reflections on state formation

February 8, 2023
Politics/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

This short article explains a framework for analysing Sri Lankan state formation and understanding the current challenges that the country is facing. My interest in state formation began when trying to make

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How Complicit Governments Support the Drug Trade

February 8, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

The modern globalized world has made it easier and far more lucrative to facilitate and enable international drug networks, and several governments, or elements within them, actively work with criminal groups to support

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Sri Lanka: 13A and Role of India – ChatGPT Column

February 8, 2023
Artificial Intelligence/Columns/Diplomacy

AI is revolutionizing every aspect of life. Here we decided to let ChatGPT, the latest AI assistant, to express its findings on issues selected by our editorial board. ChatGPT is a conversational

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The Chinese Spy Balloon Hoax

February 7, 2023
Diplomacy

After the Russiagate Hoax, the Covid hoax, and the Insurrection hoax, We now Have the Chinese Spy Balloon Hoax According to Washington and the whore media, China sent a balloon that the

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Time to transform care and support systems – UN Human Rights Chief

February 7, 2023
Human Rights

For too long, we have relied on women and girls to provide care and support to family and community members, with three-quarters of unpaid care work being done globally by women and

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Sri Lanka: A reflection on the similarities between 1971 and the current crisis

February 7, 2023
Columns/Politics

As the 75th anniversary of independence gathers steam, it will be important to reflect on the gradual erosion of checks and balances and the rule of law. No crisis, be it in

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Major earthquakes kill over a thousand across Türkiye, Syria

February 6, 2023
News

A major earthquake of magnitude 7.7 struck southern Türkiye and northwestern Syria, killing more than a thousand people as buildings collapsed and triggering a search for survivors trapped in the rubble. Türkiye’s

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Biden bullies China. But it won’t work

February 6, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

There is no question that the circumstances surrounding the “balloon affair” between the United States and China are dodgy. Burlesque does not belong to China’s diplomatic toolbox. China never used balloons to

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Pakistan: The Curse of Frankenstein

February 6, 2023
Defence

We did not need to make Mujahideen. We created Mujahideen and then they became terrorists- Federal Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah while addressing the Senate on January 31, 2023. On January 30, 2023,

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