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Amazon Dreaming

September 4, 2022
Human Rights

I just returned from one of the most beautiful places in the world. One of the most biodiverse. And crucially — one of the regions that is most important to the survival

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We must learn lessons from history

September 4, 2022
Columns/Politics

I represent the Jaffna Electorate not the Colombo Electorate. The problems of the North and East are different from those of the South. This Country consists of two Nations. – the Tamil

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Sri Lanka: Gota Returns After Moonlight Flit

September 3, 2022
News/Politics

Ousted former president Gotabaya Rajapaksa returned to the country Friday, an airport official said, seven weeks after he fled amid the island’s worst-ever economic crisis. Cabinet ministers and politicians have arrived at

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Where Does Russia Receive Its Aid From?

September 3, 2022
Russia

On August 24, Ukraine’s independence day, the U.S. provided a $3 billion military aid package to the country. The additional assistance adds to more than $80 billion worth of support that Kyiv

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China Ready to work with anybody to Ease Sri Lanka’s Burden

September 3, 2022
Diplomacy

“We are ready to work with relevant countries and international financial institutions to continue to play a positive role in supporting Sri Lanka’s response to current difficulties and efforts to ease debt

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Sri Lanka-IMF: Obligation on Debt Negotiations

September 2, 2022
Business/Diplomacy

The IMF staff-level agreement with Sri Lanka on a USD2.9 billion programme, confirmed on 1 September, appears to signal a sharp change in policy settings in order to achieve macroeconomic stability, including

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Ouverture: Living in a Topsy-Turvy World

September 2, 2022
New Books

Contemporary life is defined by excess. There must always be more, there is never enough. We need a surplus to what we need to be able to truly enjoy what we have.

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India Commissions its First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier

September 2, 2022
Defence/Diplomacy

“Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the new Naval Ensign for Indian Navy at Kochi on 2 September 2022 on the sidelines of the commissioning of India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant,”

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Is the U.S. Legal System at War With Its People?

September 2, 2022
Human Rights

The very laws and government agencies created to protect the people in the United States are increasingly being weaponized against those who are often marginalized in society: people of color, the poor,

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Public ownership of essential UK services?

September 2, 2022
Politics

Public ownership of essential resources remains a dream, but is hugely popular across the political divide. According to a YouGov poll for “The Times”, half of Tory voters now want Britain’s energy

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