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Russia scrambles as EU surges in Caucasus

September 24, 2023
Diplomacy

Armenia no longer disputes that Nagorno-Karabakh is part of Azerbaijan. The prospect of peaceful resolution of a regional conflict ought to be good news, but this is an incredibly complex situation with an

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Unmasking the Conspiracy: Abubakkar’s Innocence Vindicated, No Links to Sarah Jasmine Confirmed in Parliament

September 23, 2023
Defence/News

by Our Defence Affairs Correspondent In a surprising twist of events, the previously unverified death of Pulastini Mahendran, better known as Sara Jasmine, owing to incomplete DNA tests, has exposed a disconcerting

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India’s Canadian riddle – To be, or not to be

September 23, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

The special session of the Parliament has let External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar off the hook. He skipped the BRICS foreign ministers meeting on the margins of the 78th Session of the

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Artificial Intelligence: Profit Versus Freedom

September 23, 2023
Artificial Intelligence/Business

Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents a profit opportunity for capitalists, but it presents a crucial choice for the working class. Because the working class is the majority, that crucial choice confronts society as

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How Can We Understand the Passage of Time?

September 23, 2023
Columns/Education

We can all agree that most people want to know about their origins—spanning from their family and ancestral history and even, occasionally, deeper into the evolutionary story. Lately, this desire has become

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Ambiguity of National Evaluation Policy in Sri Lanka?

September 23, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

For the second time, Ranil Wickremesinghe has inaugurated a National Evaluation Policy (NEP) for Sri Lanka. The first one was in 2018 and also in September at the Global Parliamentarians Forum for

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African Agro-Processors Call for Policies Conducive to Local Manufacturing

September 23, 2023
Business

Experts at the Africa Food Systems Forum (AGRF) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, have called on African governments to make and review existing policies to protect the processing and agro-industrialization of locally

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The Bittersweet Sides of Uganda’s Oil and Gas Development

September 23, 2023
Uganda

French oil and gas giant TotalEnergies and China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) are moving with pace in the development of oil and gas projects with a potential investment portfolio estimated at

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Treated Wastewater Is a Growing Source of Irrigation in Chile’s Arid North

September 23, 2023
Chile

The reuse of treated wastewater in vulnerable rural areas of Chile’s arid north is emerging as a new resource for the inhabitants of this long, narrow South American country. The Coquimbo region,

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Barriers to Movement Are the Never-Ending Normal for Palestinians

September 23, 2023
Israel

Sundus Azza scans the news before she heads home, checking for signs that her 30-minute commute could turn into a four-hour-long slog. Any incident could make travel difficult. Sometimes Azza waits for

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