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How Syria’s Stability Shapes Regional Security Dynamics

December 2, 2024
Syria/Turkey

If the countries of the region do not contribute to defeating the terrorists in Syria, insecurity and chaos will spread like a virus throughout the region. While all eyes were on the

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Marine Le Pen Issues Ultimatum to Prime Minister Barnier Over Budget Cuts

December 2, 2024
France/World

Marine Le Pen, leader of France’s far-right National Rally party, has issued a last-minute ultimatum to Prime Minister Michel Barnier, demanding that he negotiate a budget deal with her party to prevent

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UK Ministry of Defence to “War Game” Conflict Amid Equipment Concerns

December 2, 2024
Defence/News

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) is set to conduct a “war game” simulating a large-scale conflict involving British troops, driven by concerns that the defence industry may struggle to produce sufficient

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CERN Halts Scientific Ties with Russia

December 2, 2024
Russia/World

The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) announced on Sunday that it has severed scientific collaborations with Russian scientists, effectively ending a 60-year cooperation agreement with Moscow. The Swiss-based research center cited

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Australia Proposes Major Fines for Tech Firms Over Anti-Competitive Practices

December 2, 2024
News

The Australian government on Monday announced plans to impose major fines on technology companies for anti-competitive behavior. Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones on Monday outlined a plan to give competition regulator the Australian

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Breaking: Russian Embassy Denies Jaffna Youths’ Forced Involvement in War

December 2, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

The Russian Embassy in Colombo has responded to recent media reports claiming that young men from Jaffna were allegedly forced to participate in the ongoing Ukrainian conflict while attempting to travel to

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Papa’s Boy and America’s Decadent Justice

December 2, 2024
Editorials/United States

Editorial Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. commonly known as Joe Biden, whose presidency may be remembered as one of the most glaring failures in American political history, is now preparing to depart the

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$632 Billion and Rising: How the Global Arms Trade Fuels Conflict and Reshapes Power

December 2, 2024
Business/Geopolitics

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) recently unveiled its annual analysis of the global arms industry, revealing a stark reality of escalating militarisation in 2023. With

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Terrorist Leader Who Challenged Assad May Be Killed in Russian Airstrike

December 2, 2024
Defence/News

A Russian airstrike targeting a suspected terrorist hideout in Aleppo may have killed Abu Mohammad al-Julani, the leader of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), amid a significant escalation in Syria’s ongoing civil war.

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Similarities in the Plight of Hindus in Bangladesh and Tibetans in Tibet

December 2, 2024
Columns

In the past four months, following the ousting of the Sheikh Hasina government in August and the rise of a new regime in Bangladesh, attacks on Hindus have seemingly become commonplace. Hardly

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The Long-Awaited Ceasefire and Ethics of Israeli Fighters

December 2, 2024
Columns

A ceasefire that is sustained by a meaningful peace process… is the only way to break the cycle of violence, of hatred, of misery,” ~ UN refugee chief Filippo Grandi. The Ceasefire

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Sri Lanka: Greed for diplomatic appointments

December 1, 2024
Columns/Sri Lanka

In early November this year, following the appointment of a new president, many headlines were grabbed by news of the recall to Colombo of 16 heads of Sri Lankan missions overseas including

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Pakistan: Slow Motion Train Wreck

December 1, 2024
Columns

Pakistan is the world’s most important Muslim nation.  It has 251 million people, nuclear weapons, the world’s sixth largest armed forces, intelligent, capable people, vast lands and major sources of water.  Yet

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Breaking: Trump Wages War Against BRICS

December 1, 2024
Business/United States

by Our Economic Affairs Editor President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to take a hardline stance against the BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—over their efforts to reduce dependency on the

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Updated: Syria’s Crisis Deepens Amid Fierce Clashes

December 1, 2024
News/Syria

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, in a phone conversation with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, expressed confidence in his country’s ability to overcome terrorism with the support of allies and

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