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Recollecting glorious December in Bangladesh

December 2, 2022
Bangladesh/History

December is the Month of Victory for Bangladesh. If war is necessary, it is a necessary evil. Its evil is sometimes concealed for a time by its glamour and excitement, but when

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Pakistan Demands Debt Cancellation and Climate Justice

December 2, 2022
Human Rights

Even as the floodwaters have receded, the people of Pakistan are still trying to grapple with the death and devastation the floods have left in their wake. The floods that swept across

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CCC Proposals on (SOE) Reform

December 1, 2022
Business

Statement issued by the Colombo Chamber of Commerce (CCC) The presence of State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in strategic sectors of Sri Lanka is proof of the significant value creation it can generate

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How Do You Stop an Unfolding Genocide?

December 1, 2022
Human Rights

“I know it when I see it,” Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously said about obscenity. And there’s no good way of stopping it, he might have added. We can say the same for genocide.

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​​Is Russia Really the Reason Why Mali Continues to Push France Away?

November 30, 2022
France

On November 21, 2022, Mali’s interim Prime Minister Colonel Abdoulaye Maïga posted a statement on social media to say that Mali has decided “to ban, with immediate effect, all activities carried out

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India: Jointness Mantra

November 30, 2022
Defence

Almost 3 months after his appointment as CDS, Gen Anil Chauhan has maintained silence. He travelled to Def-Expo in Gujrat and along with three service Chiefs to NDA Khadakvasla, the cradle of

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System Change: an Aragalist touch-me-not?

November 30, 2022
Columns/Politics

Such diversity! Such passion! Such innovation and creativity! Such courage and heroism! Such were and still are the encomiums floating around in mainstream and new media about the Aragalaya. Yes, there was

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What to expect in Russia’s winter offensive in Ukraine

November 30, 2022
Columns

Wading through the 18,000-word transcript of an hours-long meeting that President Vladimir Putin took with the “soldiers’ mothers” last Friday in Moscow, one gets the impression that the fighting in Ukraine may continue well

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Colombo Port: Highest Performing Port in South Asia 

November 29, 2022
Business

United Nations Conference On Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in its new Review of Maritime Transport 2022 has revealed that the Port of Colombo is the highest-performing port in South Asia. The Review

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We Provide a Neutral Unbiased Assessment – UNCTAD

November 29, 2022
Interviews

“We provide a neutral unbiased assessment of trends, challenges and opportunities,” Dr Jan Hoffmann who is the Chief of Trade Logistics Branch, Division on Technology and Logistics at the United Nations Conference

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