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Microsoft Accuses Chinese Hackers of Exploiting SharePoint Vulnerabilities

July 23, 2025
China/World

Microsoft has publicly accused Chinese state-sponsored hacking groups of exploiting vulnerabilities in its SharePoint document management software to launch cyberattacks against large corporations, government agencies, and critical infrastructure worldwide. On Tuesday, the

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Nihal Arthanayake Quits BBC: ‘It’s in Crisis’ — Turns to Stand-Up Comedy

July 23, 2025
Diplomacy/Interviews/Journalism

In an interview with The Times UK, award-winning DJ and broadcaster Nihal Arthanayake announced his resignation from BBC 5 Live after 23 years, citing what he describes as an “existential crisis” at

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Sri Lanka: Dude Jude, where is Your Public Apology?

July 23, 2025
Diplomacy/Social/Sri Lanka

by Don Albert from Negombo Ah, nearly a week has passed, and dude Jude remains silent—no statement, no apology, not even a whispered confession (and no, not even in the confessional). Father

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Sri Lanka’s Tariff Trap: Punished by Partnership

July 23, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

“These tariffs may be modified upward or downward depending on our relationship with your country.” This note, written at the end of Trump’s letter to President Anura, contains a message directed at

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Reject Violence and War, Struggle for Peace and Harmony

July 23, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

I use the term ‘struggle’ in the title of this article to mean ‘work,’ and not ‘fight.’ The advocacy for peace in the world is old as the history of war and

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Blind to Her Struggles

July 23, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

Visual impairment (blindness) is one of the most severe forms of physical disability that human beings endure. The consequences are even more profound when it affects a woman. The plight is further

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Elegy for the Fallen at Milestone School and College Campus in Dhaka

July 23, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

InvocationO solemn day of Monday, the twenty-first of July, in the year 2025, etched in grief upon our collective memory—when a Bangladesh Air Force F-7 BGI training jet, tail number 701, succumbed

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How Grateful We Are as a Nation 

July 23, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

Last Sunday, on 19th July 2025, I visited National War Memorial at Battaramulla, next to our National Parliament; the seat of Democracy. This my yearly visit,( if I am in Sri Lanka)

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What Is Happening in Myanmar?

July 23, 2025
Columns

Since the 2021 coup, Myanmar’s civil war has escalated into its most violent phase in decades, the scale of the conflict is bewildering. Between 60-200 armed groups are now active, with members in total

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Catholics Condemn Politicisation of Church and Demand Transparency Over Received Funds

July 22, 2025
News/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo A group of Sri Lankan Catholics, including victims of the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings, held a press conference yesterday to voice their strong opposition to what they

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North Korea to Build Third 5,000-Ton Destroyer Amid Deepening Ties with Russia

July 22, 2025
Defence

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) will begin construction of a third 5,000-ton destroyer, targeting completion by October 2026, state media reported Tuesday. The announcement comes as Pyongyang steps up efforts

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Europe’s Space Race Ignites With Failed German Rocket Launch and Nordic Rivalry

July 22, 2025
Germany/Sweden/World

The European space race has officially entered its hot phase — and it began with a spectacular failure. In March, a much-anticipated launch of Germany’s Spectrum rocket from Andøya, Norway — hailed

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Blair Advised to Curb Bush’s Rush to War, Newly Released Files Reveal

July 22, 2025
Geopolitics/World

Newly declassified documents from the UK National Archives have revealed how then-Prime Minister Tony Blair was advised by senior officials to slow down President George W. Bush’s push for military action against

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At Least Ten Afghans Killed After UK Data Leak, Say Experts

July 22, 2025
Afghanistan/United Kingdom/World

At least ten Afghans who supported British forces have reportedly been killed by the Taliban in the wake of a massive UK government data breach, raising grave concerns about the handling of

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US Nuclear Weapons Deployed to UK for First Time in 17 Years

July 22, 2025
Defence/News

The United States has reportedly returned nuclear weapons to British soil for the first time since 2008, marking a significant shift in NATO’s nuclear posture and the UK’s own strategic deterrent capability.

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