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Celebrating 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Sri Lanka and Türkiye

December 8, 2023
Diplomacy

Following column is based on the remarks by the author on the occasion of the issuance of a special commemorative postage stamp on the occasion of the celebration of the 75th anniversary

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Indian-Russian convergence in Bay of Bengal

December 8, 2023
Columns

Timing is almost everything in diplomacy in the pursuit of foreign policy strategies. The foreign office consultations during the past fortnight that India hosted with two of its crucially important neighbouring countries

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Do Grandmothers Hold the Key to Understanding Human Evolution?

December 8, 2023
History

Of the innumerable species on the planet, just a bare handful have evolved to have one of the most counterintuitive adaptations possible. In a small number of animals, all big-brained mammals, we

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Myanmar’s Instability Deepens as the World Watches Silently

December 8, 2023
Myanmar

Myanmar’s stability has eroded significantly since the 2021 military coup. But the coordinated attack by multiple separatist and pro-democracy groups in October and November 2023 has seen military outposts, villages, border crossings, and other infrastructure overrun. While

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Israel’s Assassinations Road to Perdition

December 8, 2023
Defence

In Stephen Spielberg’s 2005 film “Munich,” a team of Mossad assassins is sent to Europe to exact revenge for the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre, in which gunmen from the Palestinian Black September group murdered 11

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The Second Winter of the Ukraine War: Wither Peace or Success?

December 7, 2023
Columns

As the World enters the second winter of the War in Ukraine which Russia continues to call as a Special Military Operation, what are the chances of peace or of success to

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Your Enemies Destroyed One Palestine; My Wounds Populated Many Palestines

December 7, 2023
Columns

The indecency of the phrase ‘humanitarian pause’ is obvious. There is nothing humanitarian about a brief interlude between bouts of horrendous violence. There is no true ‘pause’, merely the calm before the

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Western countries bear heavy historical, realistic responsibility for climate change

December 7, 2023
Business/Human Rights

Taking responsibility and delivering on promises on climate change is a hot topic at the ongoing 28th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate

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When Democrats are too Undemocratic

December 7, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

Lloyd Austin, the US Defense Secretary, threatened Congress over aid for Ukraine. Austin said that if Congress does not appropriate $61 billion in aid for Ukraine it is “very likely” US troops on

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Last days of American democracy?

December 7, 2023
United States

Over many years, I’ve been preoccupied with the various shades of totalitarianism, examining the very worst and most depraved regimes in history, from Adolf Hitler’s National Socialist racial paradise, Joseph Stalin’s frozen

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