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Avoiding Disaster: Why Washington Must Confront Its Debt Obligations

May 30, 2023
News/United States

America’s self-imposed debt limit is no more than a joke as Washington, the world’s richest debtor, can never satiate its unchecked spending appetite by unceasingly borrowing from overseas. Hence the recurring debt

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India: PM Modi’s Puja Ceremony Sets the Stage for Ethical Governance

May 29, 2023
Columns

The inauguration of India’s new parliament building by Prime Minister Modi was a grand affair, capturing the attention of millions with its splendid display. Completed in just over two years, the building’s

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What we do know about the Eurasian Union?

May 29, 2023
Russia

On May 29 Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia mark the anniversary of the establishment of the EAEU. Despite it was formed 9 years ago, in Sri Lanka people still know little

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Vileblackguard’s Outcries for Bangladesh!

May 29, 2023
Uncategorized

We, the people of Bangladesh, are eagerly anticipating the upcoming national election to be comprehensive and inclusive in our country. This is a matter that concerns our nation alone. However, we have

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Can a nuclear war start with the unease felt by China?

May 29, 2023
Diplomacy/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

STATUS UNEASE FELT BY CHINA AND THUCYDIDES TRAP Rohan Mukherji of the London School of Economics and Political Science believes that he writes in an article in Foreign Affairs magazine (China’s status

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New Book: The Complicated Life & Times of ‘Simple Simon’

May 29, 2023
Book Reviews

Since Simple Simon is a semi-autobiography, the reader needs to ask this question at the end. We know what his passions are.

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Noise Cameras

May 29, 2023
Uncategorized

Speed Cameras have been in use, spotting former Prime Minister Boris Johnson and most recently have been in the news with the revelations on Home Secretary, Suella Braverman” creating” a rumpus and

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Societal Immaturity: Arrest of a Comedian and Buddhism’s State

May 28, 2023
Editorials

Editorial The arrest of a lady comedian, accused of defaming Buddhism, has ignited a fervent and contentious debate within our society. This incident exposes the immaturity within our community and emphasizes the

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Democracy under Scrutiny: Unveiling the Dynamics of Contemporary India under Modi

May 28, 2023
India

The invitation extended to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, whose country is threatened with a nuclear conflict, by Japan to attend the G-7 Summit that was held in Hiroshima was perhaps with the objective

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Henry Kissinger Turns 100 – And Talks of How to Avoid World War III

May 28, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

On 27 May this year, Dr. Henry Kissinger, Diplomat Extraordinaire and former Secretary of State, known to be the most knowledgeable living expert on foreign relations, turns 100.  He is known for

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