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Separatist Somaliland Escalates War on Somali Unification Movement

March 30, 2023
Somalia

Casualties mounted in Las Anod as the troops of Somaliland, a separatist breakaway region from Somalia with no international recognition of its claim to sovereignty, continued attempts to reoccupy the city. Las

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The People of India Will Have Easier Access to Tuberculosis Treatment After Patent Extension Rejected

March 30, 2023
India/News

On March 23, 2023, the Indian Patent Office (IPO) rejected pharma company Janssen’s application for an extension of its patent on bedaquiline, a drug used in the treatment of tuberculosis patients. The

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Bolivian President Arce Hopes for a ‘Sincere Dialogue’ With Chilean Authorities on Sovereign Access to Sea

March 30, 2023
Bolivia/News

On March 23, Bolivia commemorated the Battle of Calama and the Day of the Sea. President Luis Arce, during an event commemorating the day in the capital La Paz, declared he would

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Breaking news: Government analyst confirms that Sara Jasmine died

March 29, 2023
News

According to the Police Media Spokesperson’s Office, DNA tests have confirmed that Pulastini Mahendran, also known as Sara Jasmine, a woman who was involved in the Easter Sunday terrorist attack in April

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Why the Dollar-based International System Is Breaking Up

March 29, 2023
Business/Diplomacy

The Federal Reserve’s higher interest rates after 12 years of zero interest rates are devaluing the asset side of banks’ balance sheets.  This frightens depositors and they withdraw their deposits.  Depositors also are withdrawing

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Sri Lanka: A Call for Responsible Unionism — Putting People First

March 29, 2023
Editorials

Editorial “The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little”

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Accountability and Performance: China’s Commitment to Africa in the New Era

March 29, 2023
Diplomacy

(Xinhua) — China put forward the principles of sincerity, real results, amity and good faith, and pursuing the greater good and shared interests in 2013 to guide its cooperation with Africa. Over

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Jenga Diplomacy: A 20-year Retrospective of the Invasion of Iraq

March 29, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

by Jude As the sun rose over the barren Iraqi desert twenty years ago on the 20th of March, the winds of change were sweeping across the sands, bringing with them the

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Militancy and Islamophobia

March 29, 2023
Human Rights

Happiness is a very subjective term when we talk of it at individual level but when it is about some country or some nation, it doesn’t remain subjective. Practically an uprising graph

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Independence Day in Bangladesh:  A Long Walk to Freedom

March 29, 2023
Bangladesh

Patriotism is the theme for the 26th of March. Many poets have taken on the subject over the years and their words, even in part, have been engrained in the minds of

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