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Socialism Is Not a Utopian Ideal, but an Achievable Necessity

January 10, 2023
Columns/Education

In May 2021, the executive director of UN Women, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, and the UN high representative for disarmament affairs, Izumi Nakamitsu, wrote an article urging governments to cut excessive military spending in favour of

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Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka; Is it an Upshot of Free Education System? – Part II

January 10, 2023
Education/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

This is the second and last part of this series, click here to read the first part. ~ edits Rebellion in 1971- A Consequential Impact of Free Education However, the failure and

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Year of the Rabbit– India and China in South Asia

January 9, 2023
Columns/Defence

2023 is the Year of the Rabbit which is seen as the gentlest animal in the Chinese Zodiac. This comes after the Year of the Tiger – fast and furious. But the

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Brazil: US Sponsored Coup d’état against Public Verdict

January 9, 2023
Brazil/United States

The coup attempt is underway in Brazil by supporters of former president Jair Bolsonaro. Today, a far right mob numbering in the thousands stormed the headquarters of the Supreme Court, Presidency, and

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Why are we confident about China’s economy this year?

January 9, 2023
China

China’s economy, the second largest in the world, has always been in the spotlight. Recently, the country has deployed its economic work for 2023, opening a new chapter for its economic development

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Rogue Academics in Sri Lanka: Time to Clean the South Eastern Uni

January 9, 2023
Corruption/Education

by a Special Correspondent Sri Lanka Guardian has received a copy of A. Rameez’s (Vice-Chancellor, SEUSL) professorship application (Dated and signed on 04th September 2019). A. Rameez is serving as a professor

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Tributes to a scholar, a wise Jurist, and a role model of Bangladesh

January 9, 2023
Human Rights

Chief Justice SM Murshed was born on 11 January 1911. January 11, 2023 would be his 112th Birthday. He was a Bengali jurist and legal scholar who served as the Chief Justice

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Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka; Is it an Upshot of Free Education System? – Part I

January 9, 2023
Education/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

According to recorded history, the education system in Sri Lanka commenced after the arrival of Buddhism in the 3rd BC. Since then, it has evolved parallel to the expansion of Buddhism in

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What goes up, must come down!

January 8, 2023
Human Rights

Energy prices have shot up in recent months, but recent mild weather in UK and over Europe, according to The Guardian, is driving down wholesale gas prices. The milder conditions have reduced

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Rectifying history to vandalize it: Pujya K. Ariyamagga’s pain

January 8, 2023
Culture/History

A Youtube video (uploaded December 27, 2022) with the alarmist caption බුදුන් ඉපදුණු මේ ලංකාවට සිදු වු අපරාදෙ අපිත් දැන ගනිමුද  (Let’s be aware of the enormity of the injustice perpetrated on

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Which Government Does the United States Recognize in Venezuela?

January 7, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

On January 3, 2023, Shaun Tandon of Agence France-Presse asked U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price about Venezuela. In late December, the Venezuelan opposition after a fractious debate decided to dissolve the “interim government” led by Juan Guaidó.

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India: Crisis of self-identification

January 7, 2023
Diplomacy/India

The Brazilian news agency reported that Lula da Silva’s inauguration as the new president on January 1 for a historic third term amidst a carnival-like backdrop was attended by over five dozen

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‘They Shot Them Down Like Animals’: Massacre at Peru’s Ayacucho

January 5, 2023
Human Rights/Peru

On December 15, 2022, while helicopters flew overhead, members of Peru’s national army shot down civilians with live bullets in the outskirts of the city of Ayacucho. This action was in response to a

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Sri Lanka: Meaning Behind Our Instinctive Struggle 

January 5, 2023
Columns/Human Rights

2022 is over, and a new year has dawned. It is the 140th day that I have been in prison for labelling terrorists who committed economic crimes, killed people and maintained a

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From coal to renewables – lessons to learn from a total transformation

January 4, 2023
Business

Since the end of 2020, Scorpio Bulkers has been gradually disposing of its dry bulk vessels. In the world of entertainment, this would have been classed an extreme makeover. Why did your

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