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Capturing Carbon With Machines Is a Failure—So Why Are We Subsidizing It?

May 25, 2023
Business/Columns

Human activity—mostly the burning of fossil fuels—has raised Earth’s atmospheric carbon content by 50 percent, from 280 parts per million (ppm) to 420 ppm. Since the start of the Industrial Revolution, we’ve released approximately 950 billion

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Political Crisis in Ecuador Continues Following Dissolution of Parliament

May 25, 2023
Ecuador/News/Politics

On Wednesday, May 17, Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso decreed the dissolution of the National Assembly, the country’s unicameral parliament, using the “cross-death” constitutional mechanism. Lasso argued that there was a “serious political crisis and

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Economic Sanctions Hurt the Poor, Sick, and Vulnerable, Shows Report

May 25, 2023
Human Rights/News

A study published by the Washington-based Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) has revealed that economic sanctions, often illegally imposed, have a lasting negative impact on the populations in targeted countries and almost

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Despite Poor Record, Greece’s Ruling New Democracy Emerges as Single Largest Party in Elections

May 25, 2023
Greece/News

With 99.65 percent of votes counted in the elections to the Greek parliament held on Sunday, May 21, the conservative New Democracy (ND) party led by incumbent Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emerged

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Will the Latest Ceasefire Hold in Sudan?

May 25, 2023
Human Rights/News/Sudan

Fighting continued in Sudan hours before a ceasefire agreement was to take effect between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Monday, May 22. The warring

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India: Modi at Hiroshima — optics, politics, reality

May 24, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visits abroad are carefully choreographed events, given their optics domestically. Perhaps, this is even more so today as general elections loom ahead and in Hiroshima, Modi was taking

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Bangladesh: Withdrawal of Additional “Security Escort” for Foreign Envoys and Undue Fuss

May 24, 2023
Bangladesh/Diplomacy

Recently, Bangladesh Government decided to withdraw “additional police escort” services provided to the foreign envoys in Dhaka from four countries- the UK, the US, India, and Saudi Arabia. Under this “extra escort”

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LTTE Fronts’ Rising Influence in Canada: A Potential Future Power Shift

May 23, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

When the Prime Minister of Canada proudly identifies as a “feminist,” it raises concerns about the ideology he advocates for the country. We are aware that Canada was taken from the indigenous

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Predicting Imran Khan’s Political Future

May 23, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Ever since the assassination of Prime Minister Liaqat Ali Khan Pakistan has always been under indirect and later direct rule by the army. Global cricket legend Imran Khan’s removal from the post

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G7 summit escalates new Cold War

May 23, 2023
Japan

The leaders of the most powerful capitalist empires gathered in Japan over the weekend to hold a summit of the “G7” powers – the United States, UK, France, Canada, Italy, Japan, and

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