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Power Announces More Humanitarian Aids to Sri Lanka

September 11, 2022
Business/Diplomacy/Human Rights

Today in Sri Lanka, Administrator Samantha Power announced an additional $20 million in humanitarian assistance to support Sri Lankans during the complex emergency that has resulted in a severe economic crisis leaving

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9/11 After 21 Years

September 11, 2022
Columns/United States

Today is the 21st anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center in New York City. There has never been an official US investigation of the attack. After much pressure from

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Counter Productive Media Report on Nano Urea Fertiliser in India

September 11, 2022
Columns/India

Nano Urea, a fertilizer patented and sold by the Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited (IFFCO), has been approved by the Government of India for commercial use because of its various benefits. Unfortunately,

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Sri Lanka’s Debt Crisis Cannot be Resolved by China Alone

September 10, 2022
Business/Diplomacy

Sri Lanka’s debt crisis, which led to political upheaval and change of government, is the result of debt accumulation, domestic policy dysfunction and external shocks. Sri Lanka has long relied on external

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The Bewildering Vote in Chile That Rejected a New Constitution

September 10, 2022
Chile/Human Rights

On September 4, 2022, more than 13 million Chileans—out of a voting-eligible population of approximately 15 million—voted on a proposal to introduce a new constitution in the country. As early as March,

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France’s Influence in Africa Faces Strains From Locals and Foreign Competitors

September 10, 2022
Algeria/France

On August 25, French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Algeria on a three-day visit to begin mending bilateral relations with the country. Ties between France and Algeria have historically been erratic, but

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The Role of Religion in Our Society

September 10, 2022
Uncategorized

We are agricultural societies that have industrialized within one or two generations…If you look at Korea, Thailand, Hong Kong, and Singapore – there’s been one remarkable phenomenon – the rise of religion…there

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Hasina’s India Visit: A Balance Sheet of Diplomacy

September 10, 2022
Bangladesh/India

On Sept 5, India welcomed one of the closest friends in the neighbourhood, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina who visited India on a four-day visit. During the course of her trip, she

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Bankrupt Sri Lanka: Newly Chosen State Ministers Demand More Perks  

September 9, 2022
Business/News

Thirty-seven newly installed state ministers to run bankrupt Sri Lanka have urged to allocate 296 government vehicles, fuel and drivers to serve the vehicles, according to highly placed government sources. Sources confirmed

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Strategic Importance of Hasina’s Sojourn to India: A Post Script

September 9, 2022
Bangladesh/Diplomacy/India

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who completed her India visit recently, attended a closed-door meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Tuesday (September 06). After the

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