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Sri Lanka: Unbearable Kerosene Attack

August 23, 2022
Business/Human Rights

The Government has launched a devastating assault on working people across the rural and urban divide. The increase of the kerosene price from Rs. 87 to Rs. 340 a litre—or roughly quadrupling

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Sri Lanka: Mudalige’s Affair

August 23, 2022
Editorials/Education

Editorial Mr Wasantha Mudalige, who is said to be the convener of a certain student union, is currently in custody and national and international parties are giving priority to distorting the truth

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Sri Lanka: Towards a political vision combining social justice and pluralism

August 23, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The post-war Sri Lankan state’s inability to fulfil the demands of global finance capital has devastated the lives of millions of Sri Lankans. This is a country where we see the socio-economic

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Sri Lanka: Future of Strategic Competition

August 22, 2022
Human Rights

Sri Lanka’s economy has collapsed, and the country is seeking a bailout from the International Monetary Fund. Its top leaders have been forced to resign—and, in the case of its president, flee

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Intensifying Conflict in Myanmar

August 22, 2022
Myanmar

The violent rebellion by multiple local forces known as the People’s Defence Forces (PDF) supported by select Ethnic Armed Organisation (EAO) has drawn much attention in Myanmar. The response of the Myanmar

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How to Stop Wasting Your Life

August 22, 2022
Education

“This is precisely the risk modern man runs: he may wake up one day to find that he has missed half his life.” Carl Jung, Practice of Psychotherapy Psychotropic drugs have become

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Degeneracy of New Right

August 21, 2022
Uncategorized

A recent crisis in northern Kosovo came and went quickly, because nobody wanted an escalation. But it will return, because Russia is maneuvering in the Balkan shadows to stoke the tensions that

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Sri Lanka: Prelude to Elections

August 21, 2022
Columns/Politics

“What are we supposed to do when the system consistently yields terrible candidates?” Nanjala Nyabola (The Kenyan Kakistocracy – The Nation – 12.8.2022) Most politicians have a questionable relationship with reality. The

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Ranil’s Alchemy Challenge

August 21, 2022
Columns

President Ranil Wickremesinghe has taken on the role of an alchemist of sorts. Ancient alchemists attempted to transform various metals called, base metals, as lead and copper by subjecting them to various

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Is Marxism-Leninism a Eurocentric, Racist Ideology?

August 21, 2022
History

One thing the Marxist-Leninist movement has never done is address how eurocentric, racist actually, they are. Why do I say this? Because nowhere in any Marxist-Leninist writings can you find any mention

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