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Sri Lanka’s Independence Day: Revisiting the Journey to Find Way Forward

February 4, 2023
Human Rights/Sri Lanka @75

Whilst enveloped in deep socio-economic crises caused by the successive inept and divisive political leadership in power, since the island country gained its independence from the British colonial rule, in  February 1948,

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China reaffirms the Support for Sri Lanka

February 4, 2023
Diplomacy/News

China is the first official bilateral creditor to have taken the initiative to announce debt extension to Sri Lanka. This speaks to China’s sincerity and action to support Sri Lanka’s effort to

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Taliban in Kabul: Exploiting International Generosity

February 3, 2023
Diplomacy

The Taliban administration in Kabul known variously as the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan [self-declared] or Defacto authorities remained defiant over international and regional stakeholders’ request for observing universal human rights particularly towards

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Do Something Meaningful Rather Than Beating Around The Bush – China to US on Sri Lanka

February 3, 2023
Diplomacy/News

Following a comment made by the US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland’s during her visit to Sri Lanka, China said US should show some sincerity and actually do

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Starvation in Sri Lanka: Is it A Product of Policy Makers and Professionals? – Part 1

February 3, 2023
Business/Columns/Human Rights

Self-sufficiency in food was the focus of the agriculture sector policy in Sri Lanka, even before the independence. But the quality and the display of the local food items offered to consumers

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Sri Lanka: Is 13A Panacea?

February 3, 2023
Sri Lanka @75/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Tamil National Alliance (TNA) spokesman and Jaffna District MP M.A. Sumanthiran says that his party has decided to boycott the independence day celebrations this year, as reported in The Island of January

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Armed Rebellion against the State: A Violation of Islamic Law

February 3, 2023
Education/Human Rights

Pakistan’s present issue of armed rebellion against the state has become a serious source of concern for the country and its people. The growth of militant groups, as well as their use

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Adani’s Calling Off Public Offer: A Big Setback for India’s Green Hydrogen Projects

February 3, 2023
Columns

All those who are keen that India should successfully set up massive green hydrogen projects to overcome the impending energy crisis are greatly disappointed that Adani group has decided not to go

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Revival of Terrorism – View from Pakistan

February 3, 2023
Columns

Some people might be misguided by the thought that the menace of terrorism in Pakistan was successfully crushed to the roots a few years back and after the withdrawal of US troops

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Ukraine: Scapegoat of NATO expansion

February 3, 2023
Diplomacy/Russia/United States

Nearly a year in, the war in Ukraine has cost hundreds of thousands of lives and brought the world to the brink of, in President Joe Biden’s own words, “Armageddon.” Alongside the

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