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Substandard Coal Scandal Costs Sri Lanka Millions in Power Losses

February 16, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

The Ceylon Electricity Board has incurred a direct financial loss exceeding Rs. 2,796 million after burning substandard coal that failed to comply with the technical design requirements of its power plants, according

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Lawyers’ Nationwide Boycott Shakes Sri Lanka After Killing of Attorney and Wife

February 16, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

The Bar Association of Sri Lanka has announced a complete withdrawal from court proceedings across Sri Lanka on February 16, following the fatal shooting of a lawyer and his wife in the

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Was Arendt Wrong?

February 16, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

During a talk in Bozeman, Montana, last week, I was asked to give examples of when Hannah Arendt was wrong. The question is disarmingly simple. She was hardly infallible. She made mistakes.

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Sri Lanka: Is it Sinha Le time again?

February 15, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

 “Ordered disorder, planned caprice,And dehumanized humanity…” ~ Brecht (The Exception and the Rule)             A group of monks, led by veteran trade unionist Muruththettuwe Ananda thero, are planning to hold a sangha

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Allies on Edge: Washington Moves to Reassure Europe Amid Trump’s Rhetoric

February 15, 2026
Geopolitics

The fragile state of the Western alliance was on full display at the Munich Security Conference, where Marco Rubio delivered an urgent message to European leaders: the United States does not want

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AI Arms Race: Interpol Battles a New Generation of Cybercrime

February 15, 2026
Defence/Human Rights

In a quiet complex near the lush grounds of Singapore Botanic Gardens, an international team of analysts is racing against time to confront what they describe as the most rapidly evolving threat

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China Steps Into Africa’s Security Gap as Western Influence Recedes

February 15, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

A quiet but consequential realignment is unfolding across West and Central Africa. As traditional security partners scale back their presence and resources, analysts say China is moving to fill what many describe

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India Unveils Mega “Data City” Plan to Compete in Global AI Race

February 15, 2026
Business

India is planning an ambitious “data city” designed to accelerate its push into artificial intelligence and narrow the technological gap with the United States and China, according to officials leading the initiative.

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West Warns China’s Backing for Russia Is Deepening Ukraine War Divide

February 15, 2026
China/Russia/World

Western officials have accused China of expanding its support for Russia in the war against Ukraine, warning that the growing cooperation could further complicate diplomatic efforts to end the conflict and strain

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Lavrov sees a new era of global development

February 15, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The rare appearance by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the State Duma is always a special occasion to read the tea leaves in Russian politics. The salience here, to my mind, lies in

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