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Why a Small City in Ukraine Is a Focal Point in the War

January 27, 2023
Columns

Since the Ukrainian army’s counteroffensive started gaining momentum in September 2022, the Russian army has largely been on the defensive. Russian drone and missile strikes continue to target Ukraine’s major cities, but its military forces

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Vietnam Syndrome and 50 years of Paris Peace Accords

January 27, 2023
History/Vietnam

Friday, January 27th, marks 50 years since the signing of the Paris Peace Accords by representatives from the United States, North and South Vietnam effectively ending American participation in the Vietnamese civil

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Indo-Lanka Accord gives India legal authority to intervene – Rudra

January 27, 2023
Diplomacy/News

“It is often stated that it is the 13th Amendment that gives India the legal authority to intervene on behalf of the Eelam Tamils. It is not the 13th amendment, but the

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Sri Lanka: A Paradise Misplaced

January 27, 2023
Sri Lanka @75/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Our island was called Lanka in pre-King Vijaya times. Valmiki’s immortal Ramayanaya had King Ravana ruling the land from the city of Lankapura. That was almost four thousand years ago. The Arab traders

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Distorted World: End of Globalism

January 26, 2023
Education/New Books

Following excerpts adapted from the author’s newly released book, Against the World: Anti-Globalism and Mass Politics between the World Wars published by W. W. Norton & Company “In a world of falling

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Syria: Diplomatic Ignominy over Humanity’s Orphans  

January 26, 2023
Book Reviews/Defence

Following excerpts adapted from the author’s new book, Syria Betrayed: Atrocities, War, and the Failure of International Diplomacy published by Columbia University Press. Everybody had their agenda and the interests of the

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Inside Corporate: Bitter Truth Behind India’s Adani

January 26, 2023
Corruption/Human Rights

Excerpts of the research paper published by Hindenburg Research Today we reveal the findings of our 2-year investigation, presenting evidence that the INR 17.8 trillion (U.S. $218 billion) Indian conglomerate Adani Group

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Burkina Faso Ejects French Troops

January 26, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

On January 18, 2023, the government of Burkina Faso made a decision to ask the French military forces to depart from the country within a month. This decision was made by the

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Sri Lanka: Is recolonisation the final solution?

January 25, 2023
History/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

First of all, let me express my sincere respects to Mr D.L. Sirimanne, the writer of the interesting article entitled ‘Celebrating 75th Anniversary of Independence’ (The Island/Opinion/January 18, 2023). He struck me

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Turkey Embassy in Colombo Requests Public to Beware of Frauds

January 25, 2023
Business/Diplomacy

It has been brought to the immediate attention of the Embassy that some misinformation is being circulated in social media according to which Türkiye has been recruiting manpower in Sri Lanka”, the

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