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World Bicycle Day –  A Multi Faceted Solution to Our Problems?

June 3, 2023
Columns

Nothing compares to the simple pleasures of a bike ride.  John F. Kennedy The 3rd of June has been designated by the United Nations as World Bicycle Day.  On 12 April 2018 the

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Ranil in 2048: The Saint of Empty Promises

June 2, 2023
Editorials/Politics

by Our Political Affairs Editor Ah, Sri Lanka, the pearl of the Indian Ocean. Once a land of vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and humble simplicity. Fast forward to 2048, and behold, a

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Unshackling South Asia: Liberating Democracy from Family Politics

June 2, 2023
Editorials

Editorial In the pursuit of progress and development, numerous Asian countries have long grappled with a persistent and destructive phenomenon: the grip of family politics. This deeply ingrained, yet nihilistic practice has

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Afghan orphans grieve families killed in U.S.-led war

June 2, 2023
Afghanistan/Human Rights

Asked “what do you want to do in the future?” most kids from an orphanage in Afghanistan’s capital city Kabul would answer “I want to be a doctor” without hesitation, as their

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Cubans striving to boost economic recovery amid U.S. embargo

June 2, 2023
Cuba/News

 Damarys Ruiz, a state employee from Cuba’s capital Havana, expects that the government’s strategy to boost the economy can bring prosperity to her country. The 50-year-old, who works in the field of

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Expanding SCO’s Reach: The Rise of the ‘Axis of Seven’

June 2, 2023
Diplomacy

The Russian daily Nezavisimaya Gazeta carried a report on the eve of the China-Central Asia summit at Xi’an titled “China is changing the format of cooperation with Central Asia.” It anticipated that

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Resurrecting the Concept of the Triad

June 1, 2023
Education/Human Rights

At the close of the May 2023 Group of Seven (G7) summit in Hiroshima (Japan), the foreign ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States and

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China takes leadership role in Central Asia

June 1, 2023
China

One of the pleasures of the post-Cold War strategic discourses is that geopolitics is back with a bang. Earlier, the former Soviet Union and Communist China used to be in denial mode,

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Welcome to the Laughter-ocracy: The Perils of Living on the Island of Fools

June 1, 2023
Editorials

Editorial Greetings, fellow citizens of the Island of Fools, where the art of comedy has taken an unprecedented turn towards absurdity. In this bizarre land, laughter has become a weapon of mass

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International Flight Attendants’ Day – A Tribute to Our Ministering Angels

June 1, 2023
Aviation/Business/Columns

“We may travel the four corners of the world, but our job is to make you feel at home.” International Flight Attendants’ Day – also called International Cabin Crew Members’ Day –

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