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Pinglu Canal: From a shorter route to closer China – ASEAN ties

September 18, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The Pinglu Canal is more than a shortcut to the sea. By cutting over 560 kilometres from inland shipping routes, it could lower transport costs, strengthen China–ASEAN trade, support cross-border manufacturing and

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U.S. Peace Corps Returns to Sri Lanka With 34 New Volunteers

September 18, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka/United States

Thirty-four new U.S. Peace Corps Trainee Volunteers have arrived in Sri Lanka this week, beginning preparations for two years of service focused on American English-language education in Sri Lankan communities. The new

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The Road My Commander Told Me Not to Take

September 18, 2026
History/Sri Lanka

A reunion at the Home of Veterans in Akuregoda leads Admiral Ravi Wijegunaratne back to memories of his service in Mannar in 1985, when a decision to travel with an Army convoy

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BRICS+ Summit: Between Promises and Contradictions

September 18, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The 18th BRICS Summit, held in New Delhi on September 12–13, occurred amid an exceptional intensification of international contradictions. Wars in West Asia, unilateral sanctions, tariff barriers, and the weaponisation of finance and

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Modernisation Does Not Mean Capitalism

September 18, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In 1960, the US economist Walt Whitman Rostow published The Stages of Economic Growth: A Non-Communist Manifesto. The subtitle revealed the book’s purpose. Rostow did not merely describe economic development; he offered an

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The War Beneath the War

September 18, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The war between Iran and a US-Israeli-led coalition, which began on 28 February 2026 with strikes on Iranian military and nuclear facilities and the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei,

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From Gwadar to the Gulf

September 18, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The emerging maritime partnership between Pakistan’s Gwadar Port and Oman’s Sohar Port deserves attention far beyond the language of bilateral diplomacy. Pakistan and Oman are discussing an arrangement that would designate Gwadar

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Russia’s Shadow War Moves Into the West

September 17, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

The offer was blunt: $25,000 to track and kill a person in the Lithuanian capital who, according to U.S. prosecutors, was “telling lies about Russia”. The alleged approach came last year from

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Australia Targets Major Migration Cut as Pressure Mounts

September 17, 2026
Education/News

Australia is set to tighten migration rules, including restricting international students from bringing partners and children with them, as the government moves to reduce net overseas migration amid growing political pressure over

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Sri Lanka’s Unfinished BRICS Bid and the Battle for Colombo Port

September 17, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

In 2024, after Anura Kumara Dissanayake became President, the Russian Ambassador met with him and delivered a special message from Russian President Vladimir Putin. The message included an invitation to attend the

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Sri Lanka’s Anti-Corruption Reforms Face a New Transparency Test

September 17, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A proposed amendment to Sri Lanka’s Anti-Corruption Act No. 9 of 2023 has drawn strong concern from a coalition of 86 local and international civil society organisations, which says the changes could

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Modi at 76 and the India He Remade

September 17, 2026
Editorials/Geopolitics

Editorial Today is Narendra Modi’s birthday, and we believe it is important to write a few words about a political figure whose influence now extends far beyond the borders of India. Modi

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AI Has Cracked a Mathematical Mystery — But What Has It Really Solved?

September 17, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

For two centuries, mathematicians have struggled with a deceptively simple question: can the equations that describe the movement of fluids suddenly break down? Now, according to reporting by New Scientist, OpenAI says

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Buried in a Granary: Insects Rewrite the Story of Indigenous Canary Island Burials

September 17, 2026
Education/Health

The research team recovered 8173 arthropod remains, of which 8082 could be taxonomically identified, representing a minimum number of 5792 individuals. The remains included species associated with human decomposition as well as

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Is Nicaragua Trump’s Next Target?

September 17, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

After Venezuela and Cuba, will the Trump administration turn its spotlight onto Nicaragua? Secretary of State Rubio has just finished a tour of three Latin American countries now allied with Trump –

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