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Philippines launches its first sovereign investment fund

July 20, 2023
Philippines

Philippine President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos on Tuesday signed into law the Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF) Act, establishing the country’s first-ever sovereign investment fund. “For the first time in the history of the

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Ukraine’s Friends Unite: Sustaining Support in the Face of Aggression

July 19, 2023
Defence/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Following essay based on the Speech by Sir Richard Moore, head of SIS, UK It was here in this beautiful capital, almost exactly 55 years ago, on the 18th July 1968, that

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Politics of hedging in the Indo-Pacific

July 19, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

On Monday, while delivering the keynote address at the annual China Business Summit held in Auckland, New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins weighed in on the power dynamic in the Indo-Pacific.  New Zealand’s estimation

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Women Recyclers in Bolivia Build Hope, Demand Recognition

July 19, 2023
Bolivia/Human Rights

They haul many kilos of recyclable materials on their backs but receive little in return. These Bolivian women who help clean up the environment from dawn to dusk are fighting for recognition

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Journey Through the Age of Babel

July 19, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Tyson Yunckaporta yarns about many things, but one string I’d like to hop onto is this. The very abomination of communication in English, across the Internet, which is precisely where I meet him.

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Gray Market Charcoal East Africa—Why Prohibitionist Interventions Are Failing

July 19, 2023
Uncategorized

At Kampala’s Nakawa market, Lovisa Nabisubi scoops charcoal from a bag and packs it into tins ready for customers. Her bare hands, feet, and clothes are stained black from hours of dealing

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Menstrual Health and Hygiene Is Unaffordable for Poor Girls and Women in Latin America

July 19, 2023
Human Rights/Venezuela

Menstrual hygiene management is elusive for millions of poor women and girls in Latin America, who suffer because their living conditions make it difficult or impossible for them to access resources and

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Guns for Hire? A Season for Mercenaries

July 19, 2023
Columns/Defence

Just after a band of mercenaries tried to oust the government in the Maldives back in 1988, I asked a Maldivian diplomat, using a familiar military catchphrase, about the strength of his

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Sri Lanka: What does India expect from Ranil?

July 18, 2023
Editorials

Editorial Ranil Wickremesinghe is gearing up for his momentous visit to India as the President of Sri Lanka. This journey holds immense significance for Wickremesinghe’s leadership and carries profound implications for the

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Washington’s strategy to contain China remains unchanged

July 18, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

It’s not surprising that Washington’s economic approach to China has shifted from “decoupling” to “de-risking” or “diversifying critical supply chains.” The change in rhetoric is nothing new, just old wine in a

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