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India Boosts Neighbourhood Funding in Union Budget

July 24, 2024
News

In the Union Budget presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday, a significant portion of the Ministry of External Affairs’ (MEA) funding has been directed towards projects in neighbouring countries. Sri

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Sri Lanka: Supreme Court Blocks IGP Tennakoon

July 24, 2024
Sri Lanka

In a significant legal development, the Supreme Court today issued an interim order restraining Deshabandu Tennakoon from performing his duties as the Inspector General of Police (IGP). This order is set to

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Fresh Military Alliances in the Pacific

July 24, 2024
Russia

On the heels of a new alliance announced this summer by Russia and North Korea for a pact pledging mutual defense, with the support of China, it is now shockingly being suggested

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US Spy Chief Cheatle: Gone But Not Forgotten

July 24, 2024
Defence

Bipartisanship is rare in Washington, to say the least. But there was unanimity here yesterday as Kimberly Cheatle tried to dodge and weave through sharp questioning from Democrats and Republicans alike about

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Reflecting on Political Violence and Assassinations in Sri Lanka

July 24, 2024
Columns/Sri Lanka

President Ranil Wickremesinghe expressed shock at the failed assassination bid on former US President Donald Trump, 78, during a campaign event at Butler, Pennsylvania. Declaring that he was relieved to learn that

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UK Army Chief: Prepare for War in Three Years

July 24, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

Britain must be ready to fight a war within the next three years, the new head of the Army, Gen Sir Roland Walker, has warned. In a speech addressing the evolving global

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Post-Colonial Education: A Sri Lankan’s UN Reflections

July 24, 2024
Columns

You can never understand one language unless you understand at least two ~ Geoffrey Williams Sathnam Sangera begins his book “Empire World : How British Imperialism Shaped the World” by saying that 2.6 billion

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Controlled nuclear fusion emerges as new frontier for China’s venture capitalists

July 23, 2024
News

Controlled nuclear fusion, a novel experiment within the confines of research labs until recently, is starting to step into the spotlight, capturing the interest of Chinese commercial investors. With the potential to

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A freight train route fostering China-Spain trade, friendship

July 23, 2024
Business/News

As a major line of the China-Europe freight train service, the railway route between the eastern Chinese city of Yiwu and the Spanish capital city of Madrid spans 13,052 km, making it

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UK Labour’s optimistic economic policies may have unwanted effects

July 23, 2024
News/United Kingdom

by Xinhua writers Larry Neild, Zheng Bofei Although Britain’s new Labour government tries to exude optimism in their economic policies, their policy may still result in unwanted effects, British experts said here

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