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China’s Drones: The New Front in the Air Power Arms Race

December 16, 2024
Defence/News

China’s unveiling of its advanced attack drones has garnered significant attention in global defence circles, signaling a fast-evolving area of competition with the United States. According to The Financial Times, one of

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Seafarers Left to Die: The Maritime Industry’s Silent Scandal

December 16, 2024
Business/Diplomacy

A tugboat, the Navimar 3, has been anchored off Kutubdia Island, situated thirty-three nautical miles south of Chittagong, Bangladesh, since March of last year. Its crew of seven, including an Indian engineer

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Is America’s Opioid Crisis Finally Easing?

December 16, 2024
Health/United States/World

Standing shivering outside the DeCoach Recovery Centre in Hamilton, Ohio, Scott Weaver recounts his journey into—and out of—the opioid abyss. Weaver’s descent began innocently enough: after a car accident a decade ago,

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Cyclone Chido Devastates Mayotte, Thousands Feared Dead

December 16, 2024
World

Cyclone Chido, the most powerful storm to strike Mayotte in nearly a century, has left catastrophic destruction in its wake, with thousands feared dead on the French Indian Ocean island. The storm

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Mapping Ocean’s Abyssal Hills: Insights into Earth’s Crust

December 16, 2024
Diplomacy/Education

The hills are formed by magma eruptions along mid-ocean ridges. They are common features of the ocean floor but among the hardest to detect. A new technique using gravity-driven water movement has

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The Art of American Scaremongering

December 16, 2024
Defence/United States

Republican Congressman Jefferson Van Drew has claimed on Fox News that alleged drone sightings over New Jersey were part of an Iranian plot involving a “mothership” off the US east coast, citing

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Victory Day Celebrations Spell a Victory for Bangladesh

December 16, 2024
Bangladesh/Diplomacy/Politics

Joy Victory Day in Bangladesh. Joy Bangla. Joy Bangabandhu. Bangladesh is a land of countless festivals, harmonizing with the cycles of nature. These festivals proceed with sowing and harvesting, surrounded by legends

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Global Power Shifts: ICC Warrants, NATO Challenges, and Trump’s Return

December 16, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

INTRODUCTIONSome of the latest arrest warrants were issued for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as Hamas leaders, over alleged war crimes in the Middle Eastern conflict. Other world leaders have

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Who Broke Syria?

December 16, 2024
Columns/Geopolitics

By end of November, the situation in Syria was dire. Government forces were on the brink of exhaustion, stretched thin by an economic crisis that spiraled out of control. Soldiers earned a

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LTTE’s Mystery Weapon: Lessons for Modern Maritime Warfare

December 16, 2024
Columns/Sri Lanka

In October 2008, during the height of the Sri Lankan Civil War, the Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) uncovered a groundbreaking development in asymmetric maritime warfare—a low-profile, manned semi-submersible suicide craft used by

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Modi’s Leadership: Progress Amidst Political Turmoil

December 16, 2024
Columns

For a casual observer, whether in India or abroad, it may appear that India is experiencing a period of deep political division and unease. Sections of the media in India, as well

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From Separation to a New Chapter in Bangladesh-Pakistan Relations

December 16, 2024
Pakistan

The political landscape of South Asia underwent a seismic shift in August 2024 when a new regime took power in Bangladesh, signaling a move toward greater political autonomy and a reexamination of

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US Nuclear Buildup Unlikely to Deter China in Taiwan Conflict, War Game Finds

December 15, 2024
China/United States

A groundbreaking unclassified war game examining a potential Taiwan conflict in 2028 has concluded that further U.S. nuclear arms expansion would have minimal impact on whether China resorts to nuclear weapons. This

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Corporate Espionage: Boohoo Case Exposes Dark Tactics

December 15, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

A dramatic saga of corporate espionage involving drones, alleged assaults, and trespassing has drawn attention to the unregulated world of private investigations. According to a report in The Sunday Times, the harassment

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Sri Lanka’s Medicine Crisis Worsens Amid Procurement Delays

December 15, 2024
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has witnessed a significant drop in medicine shipments, with arrivals plummeting from 2,000 consignments in 2022 to just 750 this year—a steep 62.5% decline, according to The Sunday Morning, a

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