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Sanctions are bringing suffering and death – UN Special Rapporteur

August 18, 2020
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The use of economic sanctions has throughout history been an integral component of the foreign policy of most nation-states. As a blunt tool of diplomacy, the concept of sanctions has been around

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Mafia group destroys my beloved nation Venezuela – María Corina Machado

August 11, 2020
Interviews

Unfortunately, a group of criminals have robbed and destroyed Venezuela in the last few decades. Therefore, the prevailing political crisis is deepening day by day; people are struggling to get rid of

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Claiming sovereignty is our right – Israel

July 28, 2020
Interviews

We are not planning to annex any part of Palestinian territory but we are planning to claim our sovereignty,” Director of Foreign Affairs at Israel’s Likud Party, Eli Vered Hazan said. Joining

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Plight of Humanity – Israel doesn’t want peace

July 18, 2020
Interviews

Nilantha Ilangamuwa, former editor of Sri Lanka Guardian, sat with the His Excellency Dr Zuhair Mohammad Hamdallah Zaid, Ambassador of State of Palestine to Sri Lanka to discuss the cordial diplomatic relationship

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Secrets behind Cuba’s healthcare – Cuban Ambassador to Sri Lanka

June 18, 2020
Interviews

She sat with Nilantha Ilangamuwa former editor of Sri Lanka Guardian at her residence in Colombo to talk about the bilateral relationship between Sri Lanka and Cuba, the Cuban public health system

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Sri Lanka: The Second JVP Insurgency — Part Six

December 30, 2007
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

To read the full series: [Part One] | [Part Two] | [Part Three] | [Part Four] | [Part Five] | [Part Six] Click Here to Read Part Five of This Series VI.

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Sri Lanka: The Second JVP Insurgency — Part Five

December 25, 2007
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

To read the full series: [Part One] | [Part Two] | [Part Three] | [Part Four] | [Part Five] | [Part Six] Click Here to Read Part Four of This Series V

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Sri Lanka: The Second JVP Insurgency — Part Four

December 17, 2007
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

To read the full series: [Part One] | [Part Two] | [Part Three] | [Part Four] | [Part Five] | [Part Six] Click Here to Read Part Three of This Series IV

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Sri Lanka: The Second JVP Insurgency — Part Three

December 8, 2007
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

To read the full series: [Part One] | [Part Two] | [Part Three] | [Part Four] | [Part Five] | [Part Six] Click Here to Read Part Two of This Series III.

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Sri Lanka: The Second JVP Insurgency — Part Two

December 4, 2007
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

To read the full series: [Part One] | [Part Two] | [Part Three] | [Part Four] | [Part Five] | [Part Six] Click Here to Read Part One Of This Series II

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Sri Lanka: The Second JVP Insurgency -Part One

November 29, 2007
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

To read the full series: [Part One] | [Part Two] | [Part Three] | [Part Four] | [Part Five] | [Part Six] “In any case the purpose is not really to indict

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