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Bangladesh Unrest: Dozens Killed in Student Protests Over Job Quotas

July 19, 2024
News

A wave of student protests in Bangladesh has led to more than two dozen deaths, exposing severe discontent with the government and deep-seated economic issues in the world’s second-largest garment exporter. The

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Sri Lankan Lawyers: Bedfellows of Criminals?

July 19, 2024
Editorials

Editorial Lawyers have become entangled with notorious criminals in the country. This troubling scenario was highlighted by the Public Security Minister in his statements to reporters yesterday during a press conference. Amid

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China: CPC Central Committee’s Reform Resolution

July 19, 2024
News/Politics

The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) adopted a resolution on further deepening reform comprehensively to advance Chinese modernization at its third plenary session held here from Monday

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Afghan Border Town Transformed by Railway Freight

July 19, 2024
Business/News

The clatter of trains, the sight of scattered containers, and the lines of trucks awaiting goods in the Hairatan land port of north Afghanistan present a stark contrast to the country’s economic

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Trump’s Defiant Comeback: Accepting the GOP Nomination

July 19, 2024
Politics/United States

MILWAUKEE, WI — In the Republican National Convention (RNC), Donald Trump accepted the GOP presidential nomination on Thursday evening. The event marked a significant moment in his campaign, following a harrowing assassination

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Cuba and Nicaragua: Parallel Paths of Revolution

July 19, 2024
History

by Eduardo Martínez Borbonet  There are no identical political processes, much less Revolutions, which are conditioned by history and the context in which they develop. However, in Our America there are no

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Women in Cuba’s Revolutionary Parliament

July 19, 2024
Cuba

The presence of Cuban women in the country’s political life is crucial, and is evidenced in each session of the National Assembly of People’s Power. The recent legislature, formed last year, is

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The Pacific Lands and Seas Are Neither Forbidden nor Forgotten

July 18, 2024
Human Rights/Social

Since May, a powerful struggle has rocked Kanaky (New Caledonia), an archipelago located in the Pacific, roughly 1,500 kilometres east of Australia. The island, one of five overseas territories in the Asia-Pacific

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Why Everyone Wants To Think Like A Lawyer

July 18, 2024
Columns

“You teach yourselves the law, but I train your minds. You come in here with a skull full of mush; you leave thinking like a lawyer”. ~ Professor Charles Kingsfield in the

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Covert Killings: Inside the CIA’s Assassination Plots

July 18, 2024
History

The attempt to assassinate Donald Trump and his heroic response to it are uppermost in our minds. We don’t yet know the details of who was involved in the attempt on his

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