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Myanmar-Bangladesh ‘Border Guard Diplomacy’ strengthens ties

November 26, 2022
Bangladesh/Myanmar

Border Guard Bangladesh in a top-level meeting with their Myanmar counterpart Border Guard Police on Thursday called for maintaining peace and curbing trans-boundary crime. In the meeting held in Myanmar’s capital, Naypyidaw,

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Breaking: Maaveerars Commemorate in North and East

November 26, 2022
News

by Durga Velayutham and Abdul Rafeek for Sri Lanka Guardian For the first time in history, the true maaveerars ( great heroes) of the Tamil people are being celebrated by ordinary communities

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Bangladesh: Plaudits to PM Sheikh Hasina for her bold stance

November 25, 2022
Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a peace-loving nation which has never tried to hurt any country, but if any attempt is made by anyone, be it an outlander or a local to disrupt peace and

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Indian Supreme Court Weakening Indian Election Commission

November 25, 2022
Columns

The recent observation of the Supreme Court that the country needs Election Commissioners, who will not shirk from even taking on the Prime Minister if required and not just “weak-kneed” yes men,

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In Malay, Orangutans Means ‘People of the Forest’

November 24, 2022
Education/Human Rights

The dust has settled at the resorts in Sharm el-Shaikh, Egypt, as delegates of countries and corporations leave the 27th Conference of the Parties (COP) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate

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Trump Americans Need Their Own Political Party

November 24, 2022
Columns

Tucker Carlson’s interview with former Republican US Representative Steve King explains how Washington really works, and it is not according to campaign slogans.  The interview will help Trump Americans understand that no

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Sri Lanka: Oman Mission Denies the Allegations

November 24, 2022
Diplomacy/Human Rights

“The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Oman categorically denies the recent reports by certain Sri Lankan media accusing the Embassy of not extending welfare and repatriation assistance to the stranded Sri Lankan

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End of Ethics

November 23, 2022
Education

Ethical progress produces a beneficial form of dogmatism. A normal, healthy society does not debate whether rape and torture are acceptable, because the public “dogmatically” accepts that they are beyond the pale.

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World Cup: A Call to US Team to Show Solidarity With Iranian People

November 23, 2022
Iran

The moral winner of the World Cup 2022 is the Iranian team. Yesterday, Iran’s national team kept silent during the Islamic Republic’s national anthem ahead of their match against England, in solidarity

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Forever Young: Staughton Lynd

November 23, 2022
Human Rights

Suddenly Staughton Lynd is all the rage. Again. In the last several years, Lynd has published a number of new books as well as new editions of classics such as Rank and File,

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