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Can Year 2023 Be Better in Anyway?

December 25, 2022
Columns

Dawn of the year 2023  will be celebrated with people all over the world welcoming the year with bright illumination, bursting of firecrackers and exchange of good wishes, with soothsayers and astrologers

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In search of a leader for Lanka

December 25, 2022
Columns

Thomas Jefferson, hailed as a great president of the United States of America, made many historic contributions to the development of the United States at its infancy and also wrote the Declaration

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Christmas Isn’t Just a Day, It’s a Frame of Mind!

December 25, 2022
Culture

Christmas is about belonging, inalienable belonging, the belonging that is literally our birthright. So, the wisdom of Christmas is primal. It transcends its particular mythic vehicle — the story of the birth

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Christmas – The Feast of Light and Peace

December 24, 2022
Columns/Culture

Someone once wondered why in every manger displayed at Christmas there was a bright light on while the rest of Bethlehem was in pitch darkness.  Christmas reminds me of when the three

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A German-China-Russia triangle on Ukraine

December 24, 2022
Diplomacy

The US Secretary of State Antony Blinken probably thought that in his self-appointed role as the world’s policeman, it was his prerogative to check out what is going on between Germany, China

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Sri Lanka in 2023: Challenges and beyond?

December 24, 2022
Columns/Politics

“A dog is not considered a good dog because he is a good barker. A man is not considered a good man because he is a good talker – It’s not what

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What was Christmas like fifty years ago in England and today?

December 24, 2022
Culture

All I saw of snow before I landed in England some fifty years ago, was the scene of winter on a Christmas card. It was an experience I can never forget, of

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Moscow’s Leverage in the Balkans

December 23, 2022
Russia/Ukraine

Since September, Kosovo’s fragile stability that has endured since 1999, following intervention by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), has grown progressively precarious. Clashes between ethnic Serbians and Kosovo security forces saw Serbia’s military placed on high alert in

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South Africans Are Fighting for Crumbs: A Conversation With Trade Union Leader Irvin Jim

December 23, 2022
Interviews

In mid-December, the African National Congress (ANC) held its national conference where South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa was reelected as leader of his party, which means that he will lead the ANC into the

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The Perils of Pious Neoliberalism

December 23, 2022
Education

The International Labour Organisation’s Global Wage Report 2022–23 tracks the horrendous collapse of real wages for billions of people around the planet. The gaping distance between the incomes and wealth of 99% of the

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Javier Milei’s government recently suffered a double defeat. The first

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