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Why Rules Fool The World

August 2, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Lex malla, lex nulla. A bad law is no law.” ― Cassandra Clare, Lady Midnight The Misconception After writing my essay “Why Fools Rule the World” – published in this newspaper –  the thought

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Citadel’s Acquisition of Situational Awareness Assets Helps Stabilise AI Stock Sell-Off

August 1, 2026
Business

Citadel’s purchase of most of hedge fund Situational Awareness’ public equity portfolio has helped calm investor concerns after a sharp semiconductor market downturn erased around $3 trillion in value. The deal, first

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FIFA Abandons $20 Billion Commercial Rights Plan After Global Opposition

August 1, 2026
Business

FIFA has withdrawn plans to establish a $20 billion commercial rights company and sell a 20 per cent stake to private investors following widespread opposition from football governing bodies and senior officials.

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Marine Le Pen’s Presidential Bid Consolidates France’s Far-Right Ahead of 2027 Election

August 1, 2026
Business/Geopolitics

Marine Le Pen’s confirmed candidacy for France’s presidential election in April 2027 has firmly established her as the leading figure of the country’s far right, overshadowing rival nationalist candidates and strengthening the

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Big Tech’s AI Investment Surpasses $1 Trillion as Infrastructure Race Intensifies

August 1, 2026
Business

The world’s largest technology companies have invested more than $1.1 trillion in capital expenditure since the emergence of the artificial intelligence boom in 2023, reflecting an extraordinary transformation in how the sector

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Georgia’s Civil Society Faces Mounting Pressure Under Controversial NGO Laws

August 1, 2026
Human Rights/World

A package of laws modelled on Russian legislation has sharply curtailed the activities of non-governmental organisations in Georgia, prompting warnings from civil society leaders that democratic institutions and the rule of law

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After Pujith and Hemasiri: Can Shani and Ravi Still Lead?

August 1, 2026
Editor's Choice/Judiciary/Sri Lanka

by Durga Velayudham “Justice should not only be done, but should manifestly and undoubtedly be seen to be done.” — Gordon Hewart The question confronting Sri Lanka extends far beyond whether criminal

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The Man Who Made Naval Officers

August 1, 2026
Social/Sri Lanka

MCPO (GI) Rathnatunga passed away on 26 July 2026 at the age of 80. His funeral, with full naval honours, was held in Gampaha today, marking the end of a legendary Gunnery

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US Expands Xinjiang Import Ban as China Rejects Forced Labour Allegations

August 1, 2026
China/United States/World

China has strongly criticised the United States after Washington expanded restrictions on imports from dozens of additional Chinese companies over alleged human rights abuses in the Xinjiang region, rejecting the allegations as

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Chinese Military Researchers Used US AI Models to Advance Defence Systems

August 1, 2026
China/World

Chinese military researchers have used outputs from leading artificial intelligence models developed by US companies OpenAI and Anthropic to train domestic AI systems aimed at strengthening China’s defence capabilities, according to a

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