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Artemis and The Hunt for The Moon

August 28, 2022
Diplomacy/Education

Artemis smiled. “You have done well, my lieutenant. You have made me proud, and all those Hunters who perished in my service will never be forgotten. They will achieve Elysium, I am

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Interview: Tamil Diaspora is the Product of Downright Failures

August 28, 2022
Interviews

The government must realise, that the Tamil diaspora is the product of its downright failures and must go as far as to revise its failures in a substantive way, Rajasingham Jayadevan said

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Diplomacy: Chinese Ambassador violates the basic diplomatic etiquette – India

August 28, 2022
Diplomacy/News

In response to the opinion of the Chinese Ambassador to Sri Lanka, Qi Zhenhong published in Sri Lanka Guardian last Friday, India stated that what Colombo needed now was “support, not unwanted

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The UN Proved Its Usefulness in Crafting Ukraine Grain Deal

August 28, 2022
Ukraine

The United Nations has some bragging rights in Ukraine after months of criticism it could not stop the disastrous war, devising a deal with Turkey, Ukraine and Russia that could deliver much-needed

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Did Nancy Pelosi Accelerate Chinese-Russian Military Cooperation With Her Taiwan Visit?

August 28, 2022
China

Following the chaotic U.S. departure from Afghanistan in August 2021 and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Washington has sought to reaffirm its commitment to its allies and partners. U.S. House

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India: Modi Should Meet Dalai Lama

August 27, 2022
Columns/India

It is reported that respected the Dalai Lama has now reached Delhi after visiting Lhasa. It is surprising that Indian Prime Minister Modi has not met His Holiness the Dalai Lama for

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Sri Lanka:  Anatomy of Baleful Crisis

August 27, 2022
Politics/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The following article is based on the keynote address by the author at the recent seminar titled, The Conundrum of an island: Sri Lanka – Present Crisis, Geo-Political Challenges and Way Ahead,

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The “Canary in the coalmine” in UK’s energy market?

August 27, 2022
Columns

Those of us in Sri Lanka having never seen a coalmine, but most often have canaries as pets in our homes, may wonder what understanding of the real meaning of this English

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Sri Lanka: What Lies Ahead? – An Indian Viewpoint

August 26, 2022
Politics

President Wickremesinghe and PM Gunawardena have started their rule with the inherited burden that brought down President Rajapaksa’s rule. Mr. Wickremesinghe has been able to gain support from the Buddhist clergy and

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Dudley’s Resignation and Return to the Throne

August 26, 2022
New Books/Politics

The following excerpt was adapted from the official biography of late Prime Minister Dudley Senanayaka, published by the Senanayake Foundation and Sarasavi Publishers.  Dudley Senanayake was known as “the reluctant politician.” It

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