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Cloak-and-dagger activities in Bangladesh from front enemy lines

August 31, 2022
Columns

We, the people in Bangladesh, are staggeringly keen to see the forthcoming national election be comprehensive in the country. This is absolutely our own country’s matter. But we have been observing some

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Mikhail Gorbachev R.I.P.

August 31, 2022
History

Mikhail Gorbachev was the first President of the Soviet Union and the last Soviet leader. He was the best of the younger generation of Communist Party members who understood, like US President

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Sri Lanka: Interim Budget Speech 2022

August 30, 2022
Business

The full text of the interim budget speech tabled today in the parliament by President Ranil Wickremesinghe is as follows; The Interim Budget is being presented today to the Parliament, in order

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Sri Lanka in Crisis: Japan gives Green Light

August 30, 2022
Business/Diplomacy

Japan is Ready to Coordinate with Creditors Japan will coordinate with other creditors to resolve Sri Lanka’s deepening financial crisis, Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said on Tuesday, urging all creditor nations to

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Sri Lanka: Aragalaya has a message — Don’t shoot the messengers

August 30, 2022
Columns

During a meeting in Anuradhapura recently, President Wickremasinghe, deliberately, or inadvertently and/or innocently touched on a core issue that is at the heart of the dissatisfaction people have with the political system

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Sri Lanka Crisis – why people get on boats

August 30, 2022
Human Rights/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

If you asked most Australians to tell you about the current situation in Sri Lanka, you might hear that the schools had to close because there were no supplies and that the

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Revisiting China’s Energy Crisis

August 29, 2022
Diplomacy

Two months of scorching heatwaves and drought plunged China into an energy security crisis. The southwest province of Sichuan, for example, relies on dams to generate around 80% of its electricity, with growth

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In Defense of Alex Jones

August 29, 2022
Uncategorized

Carefully indoctrinated hatred of Alex Jones is the basis for the $49 million civil trial award to an alleged parent who says he was defamed by Alex Jones’ reporting about the alleged

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Hunting Down al-Zawahiri – A Step towards Peace or a Move towards War?

August 29, 2022
Defence

As two raging hellfire missiles fired from a US military drone slammed into the balcony of a compound in Kabul, the world grew less dark – another terrorist was slain. The death

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The China-Lanka Conundrum

August 29, 2022
Columns/Defence/Diplomacy

The controversial visit of China’s “spy ship” Yuan Wang-5 to Sri Lanka’s Hambantota port from August 16 to 22 is perhaps Sri Lanka’s most commented news story, next only to President Gotabaya

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