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Must we mix sport and politics at the Football World Cup?

November 23, 2022
Sports

The belief in the power of football to make positive contribution to progressive and sustainable change in the world was met with opposition before the start of the tournament in Doha, Qatar.

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The Renewable Energy Transition Is Failing

November 23, 2022
Human Rights

Despite all the renewable energy investments and installations, actual global greenhouse gas emissions keep increasing. That’s largely due to economic growth: While renewable energy supplies have expanded in recent years, world energy

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Sri Lanka: Transportation – Field Note 6

November 23, 2022
Business

This series is based on the excerpts of the first report of the Sub-Committee in identifying short and medium-term programmes related Economic Stabilization of the National Council tabled in the Parliament by

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President and U.S. Ambassador Commission the U.S-donated Cutter

November 22, 2022
Defence/Diplomacy

On November 22, 2022, the President of Sri Lanka Ranil Wickremesinghe, the Secretary to the Minister of Defense Kamal Gunaratne, the Commander of the Sri Lanka Navy Vice Admiral Nishantha Ulugetenne and

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India: Journalists in Post-Journalism

November 22, 2022
Columns

The military-style “search and seize” raid conducted on October 31, 2022 by the Crime Branch of the Delhi police at the offices of The Wire and the homes of its three founding editors, Siddharth

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Inside Story:  Rogue Academics in Sri Lanka – Part 2

November 22, 2022
Corruption/Education

In his response to our first part of this series, Prof. A. Rameez, Vice Chancellor, Professor in Sociology, South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, Oluvil, has said the following in an email. “As

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Global Peace and Humanity: We, the People are Victims of Failed Global Leadership

November 22, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Cop 27 has just ended in Sharm el-Shaikh (Egypt) without any candid measures to deal with a readily available “Time Bomb”, of climate change affecting all and everything that is living on

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Across Africa, Water Conflict Threatens Security, Health, and the Environment

November 22, 2022
Columns

Water is a finite resource on our planet. We can only rely on what we have, which translates to about 2.5 percent of drinkable fresh water. Of that amount, only 0.4 percent currently exists

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CIA Role in Afghan Evacuation

November 22, 2022
Afghanistan/Defence

America’s longest war, Afghanistan, has been called “the forgotten war,” which, for those who fought in it and are still suffering from it, is an insult added to its horrible end only

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Sri Lanka: Energy–Field Note 5

November 22, 2022
Business

This series is based on the excerpts of the first report of the Sub-Committee in identifying short and medium-term programmes related Economic Stabilization of the National Council tabled in the Parliament by

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