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Sri Lanka Faces Rapid Ageing Population Challenge

March 6, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s rapidly changing population structure requires a strengthened and more responsive health management system, according to Professor Manori Weeratunga, President of the Sri Lanka Society of Population Scientists. Professor Weeratunga made

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Supreme Court Challenge Over Arrest of Sri Lanka’s Former Intelligence Chief

March 6, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A retired Sri Lanka Air Force officer has filed a Fundamental Rights petition before the Supreme Court challenging the arrest and detention of former State Intelligence Service Chief, retired Major General Suresh

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A New Dawn Through the Arts

March 6, 2026
Arts/Education/Sri Lanka

A new chapter has begun in Jaffna’s cultural history. After a long hiatus, a vibrant and dynamic personality has emerged to carry the artistic heritage of Jaffna to the next level: Keerthika

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Frontier on Fire

March 6, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Pakistan and Afghanistan have entered what many observers describe as an open phase of military confrontation following Pakistan’s launch of Operation Ghazab lil-Haq in late February 2026. The operation, presented by Islamabad

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When Hormuz Bleeds

March 6, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

The Strait of Hormuz—just 55 kilometres wide—has once again become the epicenter of global anxiety. This narrow sliver of water, separating Iran from Oman, channels roughly 20–30% of the world’s daily oil

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Warlords vs. the World

March 6, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Billions of people around the world, including citizens in countries whose government leaders have thought it fit to launch this Israel/US–Iran war, believe that this insane conflict should be stopped immediately. It

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Britain’s Coal Use Plummets to 1600 Levels, Signaling a Historic Energy Shift

March 6, 2026
Business

In 2025, Britain’s demand for coal fell to just under 1 million tonnes, the lowest level since 1600, a year when Queen Elizabeth I reigned and William Shakespeare’s works first graced the

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Condemning the Wrong Side: Iran’s Threat vs. Israel’s Reality

March 6, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

As tensions escalate in the Middle East, many global actors have failed to correctly identify the source of the conflict. A section of Sri Lanka’s political circles appears caught in the same

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Israel and the United States Cannot Win the War against Iran

March 6, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

On 28 February, a few hours after negotiators said that Iran had accepted many of the demands regarding its nuclear programme, the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran. This was

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White Smoke at Sri Lanka’s Largest Coal Plant Sparks Alarm Among Nearby Villagers

March 6, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Residents living near the Lakvijaya Power Plant in Norochcholai have raised concerns after unusual white smoke was seen rising from one of the facility’s smokestacks, prompting anxiety among communities situated close to

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Kim Jong Un Signals Rapid Naval Expansion and Nuclear-Armed Fleet Ambitions

March 6, 2026
Geopolitics/North Korea/World

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a new-generation destroyer, overseen a strategic cruise missile launch from the vessel, and supervised a nationwide sniper competition, actions that signal an accelerating push

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Hezbollah Sends Elite Fighters Back to Israel Border as Regional War Deepens

March 6, 2026
Geopolitics/World

Hezbollah has deployed elite fighters to southern Lebanon to confront Israeli forces, according to Lebanese sources familiar with the movement, marking a significant escalation as the Iran-backed group re-enters territory it had

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Germany Looks to Canada for LNG as Berlin Moves to Cut U.S. Energy Dependence

March 6, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

Germany is exploring a major expansion of liquefied natural gas imports from Canada as part of a broader strategy to reduce its heavy reliance on U.S. energy supplies, according to people familiar

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Private Equity Eyes FactSet as AI Fears Hammer Data Giants’ Valuations

March 6, 2026
Business

Financial data provider FactSet has attracted takeover interest from major private equity firms after a steep drop in its share price triggered by fears of artificial intelligence disrupting the information services industry.

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Airline Stocks Split as Middle East Conflict Disrupts Global Aviation

March 6, 2026
Aviation/Business

Airline shares moved in sharply different directions on Thursday as the aviation industry grappled with the fallout from escalating conflict in the Middle East, with Asian carriers showing signs of recovery while

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