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US gets a nasty surprise in Ukraine

October 28, 2022
Diplomacy

Something has got to change in Ukraine, for sure. The plea by 30 left-wing US lawmakers from President Joe Biden’s Democratic Party on Monday seeking a negotiated settlement with Russia to end

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Stop World War III – Now

October 28, 2022
Russia/United States

In 1799, Marshall Alexander Suvorov led a Russian army and all its cannons across the Alps in the dead of winter.  A plaque near Gotthard still commemorates this epic military feat. In

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From Dravida Nadu to Eelam: Myths Vs Facts

October 28, 2022
Culture/History

OPEN FOR DEBATE A friend of mine sent a copy of the article by Journalist Shenali D Waduge by email. I read same. I think I had met her when I was

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Debunking Tamil Homeland myth with 5 questions

October 28, 2022
Culture/History

OPEN FOR DEBATE Divide & Rule was key component of colonial rule. Illegally taking over lands and territories, planting fictitious history, and infesting minds with hate and violence is part of a

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China’s Path to Socialist Modernization

October 27, 2022
China

The Communist Party of China (CPC) held its 20th National Congress from October 16 to October 22, 2022. Every five years, the delegates of the CPC’s 96 million members meet to elect

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Offloading Climate Responsibility on the Victims of Climate Change

October 27, 2022
Interviews

Editor’s note: This interview has been edited for clarity and length from the author’s conversation with Nnimmo Bassey on October 7, 2022. For access to the full interview’s audio and transcript, you

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Global warming and consumer energy bills

October 27, 2022
Human Rights

We are changing when we see our climate change. Climate has changed when our Earth has warmed and cooled over centuries. But in the past century, another force has started to influence

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India’s Moment in West?

October 26, 2022
Columns/Diplomacy

When the announcement was made that Indian origin Rishi Sunak has been elected as the next Prime Minister of Britain, the euphoria was seen in India with Indian media and several Indians

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Balochistan: Rise and Rise of Baloch Rebels

October 26, 2022
Pakistan

On October 22, 2022, six Security Force (SF) personnel were killed and another four were injured when the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) targeted an Army convoy at the Zarghoon Ghat area of

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Chinese Modernization Carries Global Significance

October 25, 2022
Columns/Diplomacy

On October 16th, the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) opened in Beijing. I was honoured to join with leaders and representatives of 13 Sri Lankan political parties

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