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Achieving full gender equality is still centuries away – UN

September 7, 2022
Human Rights

At the current rate of progress, it may take close to 300 years to achieve full gender equality, the Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): The Gender Snapshot 2022 shows. Global

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Trustless Companions

September 6, 2022
Diplomacy

Just a few months back, it was in the news that the US authorities were considering imposing sanctions on India because of its trade ties with Russia. It was all being done

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Four Prime Ministers in six years in Britain?

September 6, 2022
Columns/Politics/United Kingdom

Talk about the changing seasons, there is no better country than Britain to change its leaders. “Knickers to the pessimists, how about that, knickers to all who talk Britain down,” so said

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Sri Lanka and China: We Are Stronger Than Ever

September 5, 2022
Diplomacy/Human Rights

        It is a great pleasure to visit the beautiful Eastern Province again after three months. This Saturday (September 10) is the Binara Poya Day in Sri Lanka, which is also the

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The Legacy of Gorbachev: International Peacemaker or National Resentment?

September 5, 2022
Diplomacy/Russia

Another influential figure passes from the genus of the living and into the memories of the lost. As the month of August completed its timely lapse, the final leader of the Soviet

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Tense Border: On that Unintentional Error

September 5, 2022
Bangladesh/Columns

For the last few days tension has been growing along the Myanmar border with Bangladesh which has also spread among locals at Naikhongchari and Ghumdhum border areas. According to media reports, Myanmar

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Myanmar donates 1000 tonnes of rice to Sri Lanka

September 4, 2022
Diplomacy/News

The ceremony to donate 1000 tons of rice from Myanmar to Sri Lanka was held at the Asia World Port Terminal on September 2 morning, local media in Naypyidaw has reported. At

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She was a Miracle: Arundhati Roy remembers her mother

September 4, 2022
Interviews

For Arundhati Roy, her mother Mary Roy, who passed Thursday, was a miracle. But the celebrated author was also generous enough to share the goodness of her mother — to whom she

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Sri Lanka: Is Colombo Port City Decaying?

September 4, 2022
Business

Plots of land in the Colombo Port City have been allocated for foreign investors, but it is reported that only six plots have been acquired by the investors so far. “74 plots

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Public Centric Police: How to Get There?

September 4, 2022
Defence/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In every civilised society, a police system exists for the common good of the community. World over, the primary duty of any Police Force is the prevention and the detection of crime

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