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UK Pound Sinks, Heading to IMF Bailout

September 26, 2022
Business

Newly elected Prime Minister of the UK,  Liz Truss’s plan for growth, melding the biggest tax giveaway in half a century with Thatcherite deregulation, is a straight-up gamble with Britain’s future, and

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Humanity will Eat itself through Violence, War, Hatred and Neglect

September 26, 2022
Human Rights

Mutilation & Burning at the Stake: United States 1899 in the US State of Georgia: “Sam Hose was brought to a patch of land known as the old Troutman field. Newspapers reported

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Can The Metaverse Lead To Smart Flight Decks And Smart Airports?

September 26, 2022
Business/Columns

“The metaverse is best understood as the shift of computing and interaction from a device in your pocket into a virtual simulation.” ~ Matthew Ball The word “metaverse” has been with us

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Sri Lanka: The Problem of the People

September 25, 2022
Columns

Was there then no essential difference between the ruler and the ruled?” ~ Salman Rushdie (The Enchantress of Florence) Sri Lanka, unravelled and unravelling, is mesmerised by a new wonder: the Lotus

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The Central Bank as an Organization

September 24, 2022
New Books

Following excerpts adapted from Tumultuous Times: Central Banking in an Era of Crisis by Masaaki Shirakawa published by Yale University Press. This is a rare insider’s account of the inner workings of

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Energy Security and Zero Emission Target in India

September 24, 2022
Uncategorized

India presently imports around 80% of its crude oil requirement and around 50% of its natural gas requirements. As the domestic production of crude oil and natural gas are virtually stagnant and

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Linking Climate Devastation and Fossil Fuel Profits

September 24, 2022
Human Rights

What do Pakistan, Puerto Rico, and Jackson, Mississippi, have in common? They’ve all recently experienced climate-related catastrophic rains and flooding, resulting in the loss of homes, electricity, and running water. But, even

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Understanding Libya’s Relentless Destabilization

September 24, 2022
Libya

After leading a military coup in 1969, Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi cemented his rule over Libya for more than 40 years. A variety of different political ideologies—Pan-Arabism, Pan-Africanism, socialism, Islamic leftism, and

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Without Culture, Freedom Is Impossible

September 24, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In 2002, Cuba’s President Fidel Castro Ruz visited the country’s National Ballet School to inaugurate the 18th Havana International Ballet Festival. Founded in 1948 by the prima ballerina assoluta Alicia Alonso (1920–2019), the school struggled

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New Consignment of China’s Medicine Donation to Arrive

September 23, 2022
Diplomacy/News

A new consignment of medicine worth 12.5 million RMB (650 million LKR) donated by China under its 500 million RMB emergency humanitarian assistance has departed Chengdu, China and is scheduled to arrive

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