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Election Manoeuvring Is a Blessing in Disguise

March 6, 2023
Columns/Politics

The manoeuvrings of the president of Sri Lanka who came to power abusing a constantly hackneyed and worthless paper called the constitution have made the election commission postpone the local government elections.

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The devastation of war and the G-20 summit

March 6, 2023
India

The last world war brought the world to the brink of destruction. At that time, the world leadership of the time came forward to return to the path of peace. Today, that

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Ukraine War Can Be Ended Only If Russia Would Desire

March 6, 2023
Russia/Ukraine

With over one year gone after the commencement of Russia Ukraine war, there is fatigue evident in Russia, Ukraine and worldwide about this war.  There is an overwhelming desire across the world

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Ukraine: A war to end all wars in Europe

March 6, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

The dash for the White House in Washington on Friday by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz remains a riddle wrapped in a mystery. Scholz landed in DC, drove to the White House and

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Beware of billionaires with political links

March 5, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

India these days is spoken of in terms of billions. The population is now around 1 billion-plus something and it is anticipated that at any moment a newborn Indian baby’s squeal to

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In Jammu and Kashmir, Eviction Drive Sparks Anger and Protests From a Cross-Section of Society

March 5, 2023
Human Rights

The administration of Jammu and Kashmir, which is directly under the Indian government, launched an eviction drive in January, many of whose victims were socioeconomically vulnerable people in the region such as

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New International Sanctions Announced on Myanmar’s Junta as Airstrikes, Arrests Keep Country on Edge

March 5, 2023
News

On February 20, the European Union announced a sixth round of sanctions on nine individuals and seven entities in military-ruled Myanmar in light of the “continuing escalation of violence, grave human rights violations and

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Pakistani Brothers Finally Leave Guantanamo Bay After 20 Years Without Charge or Trial

March 5, 2023
Human Rights/Pakistan

After spending two decades of their lives in the notorious Guantanamo Bay detention center on the U.S. Navy base in Cuba without any charge or trial, two Pakistani brothers were finally sent

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Attacks by Israeli Settlers on West Bank Result in Death of 65 Palestinians in the First Two Months of 2023

March 5, 2023
Israel/Palestinian

Hundreds of Israeli settlers attacked different towns and villages near the West Bank city of Nablus on February 26. At least one Palestinian—identified as 37-year-old Sameh Aqtash—was killed, and more than 100

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Sri Lanka: Is unbridled tourism the panacea for all economic ills?

March 4, 2023
Business/Columns

Tourism, as it is well known, is a major industry in Sri Lanka. The foreign exchange it brings into the country and the hundreds and thousands of people who are directly and

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