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Guatemala’s Gangs Strike Back: Prison Riot Sparks Deadly Wave of Attacks

January 19, 2026
Guatemala/Human Rights/World

Guatemala’s fragile calm shattered on Sunday as security forces reclaimed a prison seized by inmates and captured a top gang leader, only to be met with a coordinated eruption of violence across

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Vietnam’s Party Congress Poised to Cement One-Man Rule as It Sets Ambitious Growth Targets

January 19, 2026
Geopolitics/Vietnam/World

Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party will convene under strict security on Monday for a congress that could reinforce the authority of General Secretary To Lam and shape the country’s economic and security priorities

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China Airs ‘Decapitation Strike’ Drill in Signal to Taiwan and the United States

January 19, 2026
Defence/News

China has broadcast footage of a military drill that appears to simulate the removal of Taiwan’s political leadership, a move widely interpreted as a pointed signal to Taipei and Washington as regional

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Arrow 4 Test Footage Emerges as Israel Prepares Next Generation of Missile Defense

January 19, 2026
Defence/News

Footage documenting a test of Israel’s Arrow 4 missile interceptor has surfaced online, drawing attention to the latest phase of development in the country’s long-range air defense capabilities. The video appeared publicly

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When Law Failed, Conscience Ruled

January 19, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Oppressed people cannot remain oppressed forever. — Martin Luther King, Jr., Letter from Birmingham Jail Rationality Martin Luther King Jr. Day – A Federal holiday in the United States – is observed

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When Turbines Turn Political

January 19, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Development-related environmental debates in Sri Lanka rarely stay rooted in ecology—they are almost always colored by politics. The abandoned Adani wind power project in Mannar is a striking example. Not long ago,

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Will BRICS End in India?

January 19, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

This column was originally published in Sunday Morning, a Colombo-based weekly newspaper. India was not in the West’s favour until the early 1990s, maintaining a close and unapologetic alignment with the Soviet

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Sri Lanka’s “Model Disaster” Exposes a Nation Built Without a Plan

January 19, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s recent landslide tragedy, described by officials as a “model disaster,” has once again exposed a stark truth: the country’s development has advanced without the guidance of its own long-established planning

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16 Phones Found in Sri Lanka Prison Ward Housing High-Profile Convicts

January 19, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A search operation carried out by the Prison Intelligence Unit at Sri Lanka’s notorious Welikada Prison has revealed a major security breach, uncovering 16 mobile phones inside the ward where two high-profile

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Sri Lanka’s Religious Rift : President Labels Pilgrimages ‘Hatred,’ Opposition Hits Back

January 19, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has been thrown into a heated political and religious debate after President Anura Kumara Dissanayake claimed that visits to Buddhist religious shrines beyond the sacred Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi were

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Sri Lanka’s Education Reform Falters as Billions Spent, Smart Boards Rot in Storage

January 19, 2026
Education/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s long-promised education reforms have stalled amid repeated delays, controversial procurement decisions, and a striking mismatch between massive spending and real-world progress. An audit report has exposed how more than five

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Jeffrey Epstein’s Brother Fuels Murder Claims as Questions Linger Over Financier’s Death

January 19, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights

More than five years after convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his New York jail cell, his younger brother Mark has emerged as one of the most vocal figures rejecting

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One Year In, Trump’s Second Term Rewrites Global Order and Tests American Democracy

January 19, 2026
Geopolitics/United States

Twelve months into Donald Trump’s second term, the United States president has already upended global diplomacy, strained domestic institutions and unsettled allies in ways few expected even after his turbulent first presidency.

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Iran Claims 5,000 Dead in Protests as Kurdish Regions Emerge as Epicenter of Violence

January 19, 2026
Diplomacy/News

Iranian authorities have verified that at least 5,000 people were killed during recent protests across the country, including around 500 members of the security forces, according to an Iranian official familiar with

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Libya Uncovers Underground Migrant Prison as Hundreds Freed From Years of Captivity

January 19, 2026
Human Rights/Libya/World

Libyan security authorities have freed more than 200 migrants from what they described as a secret underground prison in the southeastern town of Kufra, uncovering what officials say were inhuman detention conditions

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