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Biden’s Late Arrival Turns G20 Photo Op into a Global Fashion Statement

November 20, 2024
Diplomacy/News

US President Joe Biden found himself at the center of attention during the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro after missing the first group photo on Monday due to a late arrival.

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Shah Rukh Khan Opens Up About Failures and Moving On: “I Cry a Lot in My Bathroom”

November 20, 2024
Diplomacy/News

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan shared a candid and personal account of his journey through successes and setbacks during his appearance at the Global Freight Summit in Dubai on Tuesday. In an

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Sri Lanka: A change in status ahead of Maaveerar Naal in Jaffna

November 20, 2024
Columns/Sri Lanka

In a way it was a great thing for the country that the National People’s Power (NPP) scored an emphatic victory at the Nov. 14 general election. Now the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna

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Book Review: The Business Case for AI — Debunking Myths and Setting Expectations

November 20, 2024
Artificial Intelligence/Book Reviews

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most discussed topics in modern business, often touted as the key to innovation, efficiency, and competitive advantage. Yet, the practicalities of implementing AI are frequently

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Early Warning: Governing Without Enemy is a Death Sentence

November 20, 2024
Editor's Choice/Politics

by Luxman Aravind Politics is war by other means, and war thrives on enemies. Sri Lanka’s history since the introduction of the Executive Presidency is a brutal evidence to this truth. Leaders

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UN Criticizes Sentencing Under Hong Kong’s National Security Law

November 20, 2024
Diplomacy/News

The United Nations has expressed deep concern over the sentencing of 45 individuals in Hong Kong today under the controversial National Security Law (NSL), which the UN argues undermines fundamental human rights.

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Trump’s Place in US Political Cycles

November 20, 2024
Columns

As I wrote in my most recent book, “The Storm Before the Calm,” we tend to use presidencies as benchmarks to help us locate where we are in time, but it would

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​Biden Got Trump Out of a Jam

November 20, 2024
Russia/Ukraine

Joe Biden has got Donald Trump out of a bind.  In his Presidential campaign Trump claimed he could quickly bring an end to the Ukraine war and force a negotiation between Kiev

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World Children’s Day, Autism and Artificial Intelligence — Connecting The Dots

November 19, 2024
Columns/Education

“We must do better – by promoting inclusive education, equal employment opportunities, self-determination, and an environment where every person is respected.” ~ António Guterres World Children’s Day, first recognized in 1954 as

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Intelligent Extermination

November 19, 2024
Education

The wars of the twenty-first century are fought less and less by human beings. Human beings are the victims, but the perpetrators of the extermination are machines. These machines are driven less

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Interview: President Dissanayake — A Great Learner and Listener

November 19, 2024
Education/Interviews

by Our Political Affairs Editor Thrishantha Nanayakkara is a distinguished Professor of Robotics at Imperial College London, where he leads groundbreaking research in controllable stiffness robots. His work delves into the intricate

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AUKUS Partners Launch Major Hypersonic Missile Initiative

November 19, 2024
Defence/News

Washington, London, and Canberra have announced a new effort to advance the testing and deployment of hypersonic missiles and related technologies under the trilateral AUKUS security partnership. The initiative, part of the

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US Responds to Bangladesh’s Push for Constitutional Changes Amid Rising Tensions

November 19, 2024
Diplomacy/News

The United States has acknowledged Bangladesh’s recent push for significant constitutional changes, including the controversial proposal to remove secularism from the nation’s constitution. The comments came during a Tuesday press briefing when

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India, China Discuss Bilateral Ties and Border Disengagement at G20 Summit

November 19, 2024
Diplomacy/News

Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday, where they discussed recent progress on

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Sri Lanka: Betrayal of Sacred Duty

November 19, 2024
Editorials/Sri Lanka

Editorial In the crumbling edifice of the country’s democracy, we witness yet another sordid chapter: a rejected politician, Lakshman Kiriella, attempting to slither back into Parliament through the manipulative invocation of religious

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