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From Terrorist to Trusted Ally: How Britain Groomed Syria’s President

April 6, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

When Ahmed al-Sharaa, the self-styled president of Syria, arrived in London on March 31, he was met with unprecedented fanfare. Once the target of a $10 million U.S. bounty for his leadership

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Daring Rescue in Iran: U.S. Airman Saved from Hostile Mountains

April 6, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

In a dramatic culmination to weeks of escalating conflict with Iran, U.S. forces successfully rescued a downed airman from the rugged mountains of the country, marking one of the most daring search-and-rescue

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China’s Colossal Drones and Orbital Power: Redefining Military Frontiers

April 6, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

China has unveiled unmanned submersibles that now rank as the largest in the world, a development that has drawn intense international attention and heightened strategic concerns. Last year’s military parade showcased two

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Whose Breath Moves in the Forest

April 6, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

What does it mean to seek stillness in a place that refuses to be tamed? Ven. Nanda Thera, a Czech monk who renounced the world, chose the caves of Kudumbigala to confront

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The End of Strategic Monopoly

April 6, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Abstract The 2026 war involving Iran, Israel, and the United States constitutes a systemic rupture in the architecture of international relations. Beyond its military dimension, the conflict exposes the erosion of Western

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Israel’s War at Home: Anti-War Voices Clash with Police in Tel Aviv

April 6, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights

On a warm Saturday evening in central Tel Aviv, the sound of whistles and jeers carried across Habima Square as hundreds gathered to protest Israel’s ongoing war with Iran. Placards reading “Stop

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NASA’s Lunar Loops: A Prestige Play in China’s Shadow

April 6, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

by Durga Velayudham The recent crescendo of fanfare surrounding NASA’s Artemis II mission exposes something far more elemental than a scientific milestone: it reveals a psychological fissure in America’s strategic identity. As four astronauts

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The Hollowing Out of War Crimes

April 6, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Pete Hegseth first caught Donald Trump’s attention when on Fox News he defended soldiers like Clint Lorance and Mathew Golsteyn. Golsteyn was accused and Lorance was convicted of killing unarmed detainees and

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Killing Smarter

April 6, 2026
Geopolitics/New Books

by Nil Katrina Manson’s Project Maven: A Marine Colonel, His Team, and the Dawn of AI Warfare is at once a work of embedded journalism, a character study, and an unsettling meditation

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Breaking: U.S. Crew Member Allegedly Found Among C-130 Wreckage

April 5, 2026
Geopolitics

by Our Correspondent in Doha Reports have emerged suggesting that the skull of a deceased American crew member may have been found among the wreckage of a downed C-130 aircraft, intensifying speculation

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Rumors Suggest Rescued US Airman Died, Trump Calls Iranians “Crazy Bastards”

April 5, 2026
Geopolitics/United States

by Our Correspondent in Doha The Middle East crisis escalated dramatically on Sunday as US President Donald Trump issued a blunt and highly provocative ultimatum to Iran, while confusion and rumors surrounding

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Sri Lanka’s Dark April Aftermath

April 5, 2026
History/Sri Lanka

The following account draws from a series of letters exchanged between Rohana Wijeweera’s mother, his younger brother Ananda Wijeweera, and the lawyer Bala Thampo during the period of intense state repression that

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Trial of a Revolution

April 5, 2026
History/Sri Lanka

Today marks 55 years since the 1971 People’s Uprising. This year’s April Heroes’ Day falls at a time when the JVP government is engaged in a strenuous effort to fulfill the lofty

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Shadow Intelligence: Chinese AI Firms Accused of Tracking U.S. Forces in Iran War

April 5, 2026
Geopolitics

As the war in Iran entered its fifth week, an unexpected front began to take shape—not on the battlefield, but across social media platforms. Viral posts, shared widely across both Western and

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Kerala’s Red Experiment: Miracle Model or Mounting Myth?

April 5, 2026
Business/Geopolitics

In the bustling streets of Thiruvananthapuram, still widely known as Trivandrum, red flags ripple through dense crowds as supporters chant slogans of continuity and triumph. Children in maroon berets bearing a single

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