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Indian Participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit

October 20, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

INTRODUCTION Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar travelled to Islamabad for a Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, Canada accuses six Indian diplomats of involvement in threats and attacks against Sikh separatists, and Bangladesh’s foreign secretary visits Washington. Indian External

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Abolition of “Janasabha”: A Step Backward for Grassroots Democracy in Sri Lanka?

October 19, 2024
News/Sri Lanka

The Sri Lankan Government has officially abolished the “Janasabha” (National People’s Council), a participatory democratic model designed to increase public involvement in decision-making processes. The decision took effect on 30 September 2024,

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Canada’s Story of Contradiction

October 19, 2024
Columns/Human Rights

Chanie Wenjack was a 12-year-old Anishinaabe boy who attended the Cecilia Jeffrey Indian Residential School in Kenora, Ontario, in the 1960s. Like many Indigenous children, he was forcibly removed from his family

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Japan Needs Nukes

October 19, 2024
Japan

I was visiting Japan’s defense HQ about a decade ago.  The official I was to interview was very late and left me cooling my heels in his office. I kept walking about

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Why Are Young Working-Class Men More ‘Conservative’?

October 19, 2024
Columns

It has been a safe assumption for generations that young people tend to be more liberal than their elders. However, in today’s United States, some of the conventional wisdom around age and

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U.S. and China Why Not a Deal?

October 19, 2024
Columns

An old theme within social theory holds that societies with very unequal distributions of wealth can sustain their social cohesion so long as total wealth is growing. Such total growth enables all

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Freedom of expression in a global crisis, says UN expert

October 18, 2024
News

Deadly attacks on journalists in Gaza and double standards and discrimination against those advocating for Palestinian rights have created a global crisis of freedom of expression, a UN expert said yesterday. Presenting

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Exclusive: Humanitarian Fertiliser Shipment Bound for Sri Lanka After Two-Year Delay

October 18, 2024
Business

Riga, Latvia / Colombo, Sri Lanka – The Uralchem Group has announced that the maritime vessel MV Asian Majesty, anchored in the Bay of Riga with 55,000 tonnes of potash since early

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India’s Risky Pursuit of Influence

October 18, 2024
Columns

The Foreign Secretary’s special briefing on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Asia-Pacific tour (May 19-24) dovetailed skilfully into three summit meetings, and brings to mind an institution of the Middle Ages known as the “wandering

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Yahya Sinwar: A Legacy of Destruction in the Palestinian Struggle

October 18, 2024
Columns/Defence

by Yossi Melman No doubt Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar deserved to die. Even in the context and perspective of a terrorist organization he was an exception. Since his twenties as a young

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