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U.S. funds preservation of South Asia’s oldest shipwreck

December 13, 2022
Diplomacy/History

On December 13, U.S. Ambassador Julie Chung, Secretary to the Ministry of Buddhasasana, Religious and Cultural Affairs Somaratne Vidanapathirana, Director General of Central Cultural Fund Professor Gamini Ranasinghe, and Senior Archaeology Officer Rasika Muthucumarana

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Drug shortages and impact on health outcomes; Is it only the tip of the iceberg?

December 13, 2022
Health/Human Rights

On the night of April 14, 1912, though, only a few days into the Titanic’s maiden voyage, its Achilles’ heel was exposed. The ship wasn’t nimble enough to avoid an iceberg that

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India: Remembering Rajaji

December 13, 2022
Columns

C. Rajagopalachari (popularly known as Rajaji) was recognised in his time as one of the most enlightened intellectuals in India. Apart from being a freedom fighter, Rajaji excelled in several other areas

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Personalised Medicine through routine Genome sequencing in UK

December 13, 2022
Education

The world of medicine and diagnostics has over generations gone through tremendous change. The 20th century itself, has witnessed many revolutionary advances in health care. Research into the causes of infectious diseases,

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Unrest in Mongolia: Who Stands to Gain?

December 13, 2022
Mongolia

The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in a TV interview in Moscow on Sunday, when asked about where the relationship between Russia and the West is moving, “Well, we are not moving.

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Sinhalese: A Nation Comfortable in Isolation – Part 2

December 12, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In part one historical and anthropological factors were discussed to understand their relevance for the present ethnic crisis in Sri Lanka and encourage racial-minded extremists to think differently to achieve ethnic harmony.

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Sinhalese: A Nation Comfortable in Isolation – Part 1

December 11, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

According to Mahawamsa, the primary historical chronicle of Sri Lanka, the Sinhala race has a lion ancestry. Suppadevi, the daughter of King Vanga Desha, was kidnapped by a lion, and they lived

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Demons creep up from Europe’s attic

December 11, 2022
Germany

The visit of German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock to New Delhi had an anti-climatic ending. Baerbock waxed eloquently about Germany as a paragon of democratic values and claimed affinity with India. She

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What are some of the new technology applications in the Ukrainian war?

December 10, 2022
Uncategorized

Every war in history has spun new weaponry. The Ukrainian war is also a test ground for new applications, new weapons, According to The Economist, a live tracker at HALO Trust in

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Geopolitics: The driving seat of globalization

December 10, 2022
Uncategorized

The following article is based on the speech made by the author as the UNCTAD Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan at the opening of the organization’s 13th Debt Management Conference. We meet in a

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