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The 1953 Coup in Iran: A Legal Battle for Universal Justice

August 19, 2024
Editorials

Editorial The 1953 coup in Iran, orchestrated by the CIA and British intelligence, was not an isolated incident but a harrowing precedent that echoes across continents. Today, more than 400,000 Iranian citizens

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Navigating Financial Turbulence in the Global South

August 19, 2024
Business

When history repeats itself, the first time is a tragedy; the next is a farce. If we fail to learn from past financial crises, we risk making avoidable errors, often with irreversible,

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Russian Embassy Rebukes False Kursk Reports

August 19, 2024
Diplomacy

The Russian Embassy in Colombo has noted with concern recent reports in Sri Lankan media that inaccurately depict the situation in the Kursk region, suggesting that Ukrainian military actions are progressing successfully

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Sri Lanka’s Kakistocracy: Premadasa’s Litmus Test

August 19, 2024
Editorials/Presidential Election 2024

Editorial At a recent political rally in Colombo, Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa delivered a trenchant critique of Sri Lanka’s current political landscape, branding it a kakistocracy—a term that denotes a government run

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The Martinair Crash 50 Years Ago: Some Legal Perspectives

August 19, 2024
Aviation/History

“The investigation into the Martinair crash has revealed serious deficiencies in both operational procedures and navigational aids. We are committed to addressing these issues to enhance aviation safety.” ~ Attributed to the

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Record 12.5 Million Illegal Border Crossings Under Biden-Harris Administration

August 19, 2024
News/United States

On Friday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) released its latest border apprehension data, highlighting what it describes as the lowest number of encounters along the southwest border in nearly four years.

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Do You Have a Flood-Lit Test Cricket Ground?

August 19, 2024
Columns/Presidential Election 2024

The infamous question of Sajith Premadasa that he asked of a small group of Tamil people on a recent visit to the North can now be considered archaic, hackneyed and irrelevant news.

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The Psychiatrist as a Political Critic

August 19, 2024
Book Reviews

Editor’s Note: The following excerpts are adapted from Scarred Communities by Dr. Daya Somasundaram, a senior professor of psychiatry at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Jaffna, and a consultant psychiatrist. Originally

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Dethroned Aragalaya and the Explosive Gas Cylinder

August 19, 2024
Columns

Cynics may well view President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s choice of a gas cylinder as his election symbol as the most titillating bit of news to emerge on Nomination Day last Thursday. With no

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Iranian Court Commences Trial Against US Over 1953 Coup

August 18, 2024
Iran/News

Tehran, Iran – An Iranian court has initiated a trial against the US administration and its officials for their involvement in the 1953 coup that toppled the democratically-elected government of Prime Minister

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