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Maoists: Back at the Helm

January 3, 2023
Nepal

In a dramatic, though expected, development in Nepal’s politics, on December 26, 2022, Maoist veteran Pushpa Kamal Dahal aka Prachanda took the oath as Prime Minister of Nepal for the third time.

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2022 – The Year We Misbehaved

December 31, 2022
Columns/Culture

Ruwantissa Abeyratne “Isn’t it really the first real world war we are living in, much more than the first and second world wars?” …Thomas Friedman Prologue With the above quote Pulitzer Prize

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Will Year 2023 Relieve Women in Iran and Afghanistan from Oppressive Laws?

December 31, 2022
Afghanistan/Iran

A holistic view of happenings in the year 2022 gives more cause for concern than hope for the world community. While significant developments have happened in the field of science and technology

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A very happy New Year 2023 to Sri Lanka and its people

December 30, 2022
Culture/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

I am writing from Dhaka, Bangladesh. I wish a very happy New Year 2023 to Sri Lanka and its people. In the New Year-2023, Sri Lankans will need to put extra efforts

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Sri Lanka: Professionalism – Missing Links

December 30, 2022
Columns/Politics

The right to rectify the wrongdoings occurring in the country or the right to be elected as public representatives should be granted only to those who are committed to discharge or have

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The Hope of a Pan-African-Owned

December 29, 2022
Diplomacy

The United States government held the US-Africa Leaders Summit in mid-December, prompted in large part by its fears about Chinese and Russian influence on the African continent. Rather than routine diplomacy, Washington’s

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An erudite Buddhist Teacher, monk, and friend

December 29, 2022
Culture

I was saddened to hear about the passing of a great teacher, a dear friend who I had known since 1984 in London, and who always welcomed me at the Sri Saddhatissa

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Russia, Iran open a trade route heralding a bloc

December 29, 2022
Iran/Russia

Consequent upon the Ukraine war, as the Sea of Azov becomes an inland sea for Russia, bracketed by the Crimean Peninsula and the mouth of the River Don, the sea and rail

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India: Restore deterrence along LAC for peace

December 28, 2022
Columns/Defence

Ram Madhav, once a powerful RSS voice who counted in the government, recently remarked that Indian action at Yangtse was only defensive but India is now prepared for China, adding that only

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Picking up the Pieces: End of the traditional mourning period

December 27, 2022
Diplomacy/Human Rights

A year ago, on Boxing Day, South Africa’s beloved Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu passed away after a protracted struggle with prostate cancer, teaching lessons about life, love and human values until the

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