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Strategic significance of India-Japan-Bangladesh’s trilateral meeting in Tripura

April 9, 2023
Bangladesh/India

Bangladesh, India and Japan are going to hold an event in Tripura of India on April 11-12 on connectivity initiatives to harness the commercial potential of the region. Asian Confluence, a think

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A Moroccan Doctor’s Fascinating Connection to China

April 8, 2023
Uncategorized

“I’m a living example among the thousands of cases saved by Chinese doctors in Morocco,” Rachidi Imane, a Moroccan doctor, recalled how she was saved upon birth by a Chinese doctor 42

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The Lesson Not Learnt: From “Operation Shock and Awe”  to AUKUS

April 8, 2023
Australia/Diplomacy/India/United Kingdom/United States

The United States of America (US) must be one of the most incompetent, brutal and arrogant imperial powers in history. For Its hubris and gradual decline, the only counterpart is the Spanish

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Sri Lanka: Hadiya Claims to Have Seen Both Sara Alive and Hejaaz in Contact with Zahran

April 8, 2023
Defence

by Our Defence Affairs Correspondent “Believing in conspiracies is like believing in magic. It’s a way of trying to make sense of the world without having to do the hard work of

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Women Hold Up 76.2% of the Sky

April 8, 2023
Human Rights/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

There is no need to delve too deeply into statistical data when the findings are obvious. For instance, when women and men work at the same job, women are paid – on average –

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The World Bank and the BRICS Bank Have New Leaders and Different Outlooks

April 8, 2023
Business/Columns

In late February 2023, U.S. President Joe Biden announced that the United States had placed the nomination of Ajay Banga to be the next head of the World Bank, established in 1944. There will

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The Fear of AI Is Overblown—and Here’s Why

April 7, 2023
Artificial Intelligence/Columns

by Bappa Sinha The unprecedented popularity of ChatGPT has turbocharged the AI hype machine. We are being bombarded daily by news articles announcing humankind’s greatest invention—Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI is “qualitatively different,”

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We Are Living Through a Paradigm Shift in Our Understanding of Human Evolution

April 7, 2023
Education/Interviews

There’s a paradigm shift underway in our understanding of the past 4 million years of human evolution: ours is a story that includes combinations with other Homo species, spread unevenly across today’s populations—not a

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Deception Through the Ages: Tracing the Evolution of Cheating from Genetic Selfishness to Political Lies

April 6, 2023
Education/New Books

Following excerpts adapted from the author’s most recent book, ‘The Liars of Nature and the Nature of Liars: Cheating and Deception in the Living World’ published by Princeton University Press She is

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Mastering the Art of Diplomacy: India’s Foreign Policy Success

April 6, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

Who could have dreamt that Sri Lanka where anti-India sentiment was sky-high and China (and Pakistan) ruled the roost, would come into India’s fold? Who could have thought that Sri Lanka, a

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