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Top Fires That Shook the World

January 13, 2025
Geopolitics/World

Throughout the history of mankind, fires have had a dramatic effect on the course of world events, prompting reforms, laws on urban planning, and setting in place new environmental policies. As wildfires scorch Southern

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Sri Lanka Harbour Diaries: My Midshipman Adventure

January 13, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

The article is about the legacy of how Sri Lanka Navy assisted SLPA operation during one of the work stoppages or you call it as harbour workers strike in our country. It

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Ven. Ananda Mangala: The Sri Lankan monk revered by Gandhi and Nehru

January 13, 2025
History/Sri Lanka

An Extraordinary Individual The cultural affinity shared between India and Sri Lanka is a bond which cannot be fathomed from the normal measurements of geopolitics. It echoes the deepest spiritual heritages derived from

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Will Putin and Trump Meet in Budapest?

January 13, 2025
Columns/Diplomacy

by Fehér Péter Vladimir Dzhabarov, the first deputy chairman of the Russian parliament’s upper house committee on international affairs, mentioned in an interview that he considers Hungary an ideal location for a

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Breaking: Switzerland Offers to Host Summit Between Trump and Putin

January 12, 2025
Geopolitics/United States

Switzerland has extended an offer to facilitate a high-stakes meeting between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The Swiss government expressed its readiness to host the summit, should

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Russian Embassy Criticizes World Press Photo Exhibition in Colombo

January 12, 2025
Diplomacy

The Russian Embassy in Colombo has expressed strong dissatisfaction over the inclusion of what it calls “anti-Russian” content in the ongoing World Press Photo Exhibition 2024 at Independence Square Arcade. Organized by

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South African Court Orders Probe into Law Firm’s AI-Generated Legal Citations

January 12, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

A South African court has ordered a legal inquiry into a law firm’s use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) following the discovery of fabricated case law citations in a high-profile appeal. The issue

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US and UK Sanction Two Indian Firms Over Russia’s Arctic LNG Project

January 12, 2025
Diplomacy/News

In a fresh round of sanctions against Russia’s energy sector, the United States and the United Kingdom have blacklisted two prominent Indian companies, Skyhart Management Services Private Limited and Avision Shipping Services

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Uranium Prices Soar to Record Highs as AI Data Centres Tighten Market

January 12, 2025
Business

The price of uranium, a critical fuel for nuclear reactors, has surged to unprecedented levels as demand from artificial intelligence (AI) data centres and the ongoing geopolitical tensions stemming from the Ukraine

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Mineral Wars: The Global Scramble for Rare Resources and Geopolitical Tensions

January 12, 2025
Geopolitics/World

As the global demand for rare earths and critical minerals skyrockets, the geopolitical landscape is becoming increasingly shaped by the competition for these valuable resources. With an estimated $12 trillion worth of

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Meloni Claims George Soros Poses Greater Threat to Global Stability Than Elon Musk

January 12, 2025
Geopolitics/World

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has sparked controversy by claiming that billionaire financier George Soros represents a greater threat to global stability than tech mogul Elon Musk. Meloni made the comments during

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The Importance of Hydrographic Measurements for Sri Lanka’s Sovereignty

January 12, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

Hydrography, though not a term frequently encountered in the daily discourse of Sri Lankans, holds paramount importance in the safeguarding of the nation’s sovereignty. While the price of rice, coconut, and fuel

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CIA Can Read Your WhatsApp Messages, Zuckerberg Reveals

January 12, 2025
Geopolitics/Human Rights

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed that U.S. authorities, including the CIA, can access WhatsApp messages despite the platform’s robust end-to-end encryption. Speaking on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Friday, Zuckerberg

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Oil Prices Surge 4.5% as U.S. Targets Russian Tankers and Maritime Insurance

January 12, 2025
Business

Oil prices have surged by 4.5% to reach a three-month high following new sanctions announced by the U.S. targeting Russian oil tankers and maritime insurance providers. This price rally has been fueled

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Bangladesh’s Foreign Policy Amidst the India-China-US Triangle

January 12, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Ever since the people of the world learned the need for homogeneity—be it cultural, linguistic, religious, tribal, or for the necessity to band together—and felt the need to acknowledge the existence of

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