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Sri Lanka: Construction of Colombo Port’s West Terminal begins

November 9, 2022
News

Construction work of the Western Container International Terminal (WCIT) at the Colombo Port commenced today (9). It will be managed by West Container International Terminal Pvt. Ltd. The event was chaired by

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Historic significance of Xi’s Saudi visit

November 9, 2022
Diplomacy

The report that Chinese President Xi Jinping is planning his first overseas trip after the Party Congress and it may be to Saudi Arabia drips with enormous symbolism. According to the Wall

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What Sri Lanka Can Learn from China’s Bitter Experience

November 9, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The following article, describing the economic growth of China, extracts information from “The Power of Capitalism” by Rainer Zitelmann. The reader is encouraged to refer to this book for more details and

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Why Not Climate Meet in Egypt Discuss Population Control?

November 9, 2022
Human Rights

The Glasgow Climate Meet   (COP 26) took place in 2021 with much fanfare with leaders of almost all countries pledging to reduce and eliminate global emissions as early as possible, to prevent

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Bangladesh-Myanmar: Military Diplomacy

November 9, 2022
Bangladesh/Myanmar

Myanmar is one of Bangladesh’s closest neighbors, and the two countries have had a long-standing relationship dating back generations. The 271-kilometer Bangladesh-Myanmar border is strategically significant for Bangladesh, despite the fact that

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Global South is facing double jeopardy – Sri Lankan Prez at COP27

November 8, 2022
Politics/Speeches

President Ranil Wickremesinghe addressing the COP 27 Climate Change Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt said that unbridled industrialization of the developed countries is the root cause of climate change, leaving the poor

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Exclusive: Let us Work as Partners – Sri Lanka’s Foreign Minister to UK

November 8, 2022
Uncategorized

Commenting on the scheduled debate on the human rights situation and economy in Sri Lanka to be held tomorrow in the UK parliament, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka asked

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Japan’s Discomfort in the New Cold War

November 8, 2022
Columns

In early December 2021, Japan’s Self-Defense Force joined the U.S. armed forces for Resolute Dragon 2021, which the U.S. Marines called the “largest bilateral training exercise of the year.” Major General Jay

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After Victory, What Will Lula’s Foreign Policy Look Like?

November 8, 2022
Brazil

The tenure of President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil is defined by the deforestation of the Amazon, the return of 33 million Brazilians to hunger, and the terrible governance of the country during

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The West bullies Iran, again

November 8, 2022
Iran

The manner in which Tehran handled its drone deal with Russia has been somewhat clumsy. The fact that the first ‘leak’ on this topic originated from none other than President Biden’s National

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