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Discordant Borders

November 21, 2022
Afghanistan/Pakistan

On November 4, 2022, a Pakistan Army soldier was killed in a cross-border attack from Afghanistan on troops in the Kharlachi area of Kurram District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). According to the

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Ceylon Chamber makes clarion call for independence of Central Bank

November 21, 2022
Business

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce is firmly of the view that institutions like the Central Bank of Sri Lanka should be allowed to function independently in performing its mandate as in most

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The Four Front+ War or World War III: A Sketch

November 21, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The dysfunctional, aged President of the United States slowly made his way up to the rostrum in the US House of Representatives. All 535 Members of Congress were in attendance along with

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Multipolarity shows up in Kazakh steppes

November 21, 2022
Uncategorized

The President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev made a tantalising remark to reporters on Sunday that his country will pursue a multi-vector policy. As he put it, “I believe that given our geopolitical

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Sri Lanka: Nutrition and Social Safety Net – Field Note 4

November 21, 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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Interview:  Why did Mahathir lose election so badly?

November 20, 2022
Interviews

“For the first time in Malaysia’s history we are facing a hung parliament,” Pearl Lee, Managing Editor of Kuala Lumpur-based news website, Twentytwo13 told Sri Lanka Guardian in an exclusive interaction from

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The Recent Rohingya Resolution Adopted by UNO Offers a Glimmer of Hope For Rohingyas?

November 20, 2022
Myanmar

Since the overwhelming exodus of Rohingya refugees to Bangladesh in 2017, the Rohingya problem has gained attention. To continue housing more than 1.1 million refugees in Bangladesh, however, is proving to be

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Sri Lanka: Food Crisis – Field Note 3

November 20, 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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The G20 is dead. Long live the G20

November 19, 2022
China/United States

The seventeenth G20 Heads of State and Government Summit held in Bali, Indonesia, on 15–16 November stands out as a consequential event from many angles. The international politics is at an inflection

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Are COP27 and G20 Mere Talk Shows?

November 19, 2022
Columns/Diplomacy

COP 27 in Egypt was organized with much fanfare and expectations, similar to  COP 26 at Glasgow that was organised in 2021. While nothing significant was achieved in combating the climate crisis

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