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Aviation Trends in 2023

January 14, 2023
Aviation/Business

It’s good to learn from your mistakes.  It is better to learn from other peoples’ mistakes…Warren Buffett The pandemic wrecked havoc on aviation over the past three years and now the end

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The world’s biggest Tech Show at Las Vegas

January 14, 2023
Uncategorized

Tech titans and gadget geeks were all at Vegas last week January 5-8, 2023, for CES – The Consumer Electronics Show. It is the premier event of the entire technology eco-system. It

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How Many Ukrainian Refugees Will Return Home?

January 14, 2023
Ukraine

Russia’s February 2022 invasion of Ukraine has created the largest refugee crisis in Europe since World War II. While millions of Ukrainian refugees have since returned home, almost 2.9 million moved to Russia, according to October

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GTF welcomes targeted sanctions imposed by Canada on Sri Lankans

January 14, 2023
Human Rights

The following statement issued by the Global Tamil Forum In a historic decision, Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Melanie Joly, announced (Jan. 10, 2023) that Canada was imposing sanctions under the Special

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What does Ranil Wickremasinghe have up his sleeve? 

January 13, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Whatever it is, equipped with his education, native intelligence and acquired political wisdom, he will be able to hold the country whole until it passes lawfully into the hands of the uncorrupt

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Sri Lanka: What will be the end of the crisis?

January 13, 2023
Columns/Politics

The object of this article is to point out an important aspect that has been ignored in analysing the crisis facing Sri Lanka, and also to explain what the end of the

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Ana Montes: Perfect Cuban Agent

January 13, 2023
Cuba/United States

Ana Belen Montes, the most effective and damaging Cuban spy known to have penetrated U.S. intelligence, was a major warrior in the long nasty war between the United States and its communist

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Indian Army: Intelligence Blind

January 13, 2023
Columns/Defence

General Manoj Pande, Chief of Army Staff of the Indian Army in his customary media briefing ahead of the 75th Army Day outlined the significant challenge faced by the world’s second largest

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A Criminal Attack on Democracy: Why Brazil’s Fascists Should Not Get Amnesty

January 13, 2023
Brazil/Diplomacy

From all the excited cries echoing from the red tide that took over Brasília during Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s (known as Lula) inauguration as the Brazilian President on January 1, 2023, the most significant—and challenging,

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The Winds of the New Cold War Are Howling in the Arctic Circle

January 12, 2023
Columns

In 1996, the eight countries on the Arctic rim – Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden, and the United States – formed the Arctic Council, a journey that began in 1989 when

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