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March 4, 2026
Geopolitics

VIDEO: US Admits Submarine Strike That Sank Iranian Warship Off Sri Lanka, Killing Over 100

by Our Correspondent in Colombo The United States has confirmed that it was responsible for the devastating submarine attack that sank the Iranian naval warship IRIS Dena off the southern coast of

Columns/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka and the JVP’s Curse of Power

“Whenever Jupiter changes position, the JVP becomes powerful. But that power never lasts long. Within two or three years, it fades away. That happened in 1971. It happened in 1987. It happened in 2004 as well…” This prediction was made

December 21, 2025

The Hidden British Hand in the Vietnam War’s Origins

History

On September 2nd 1945, within hours of Imperial Japan’s Emperor Hirohito formally signing an instrument of surrender and ending World War II in the

China and Arab States Chart a New Course for Mutual Prosperity

China

by Xinhua writer Zhao Wencai It was a breezy day in 750 A.D. when Abu Obeida, an Arab navigator, set sail from a bustling

VIDEO: US Admits Submarine Strike That Sank Iranian Warship Off Sri Lanka, Killing Over 100

March 4, 2026
Geopolitics

by Our Correspondent in Colombo The United States has confirmed that it was responsible for the devastating submarine attack that sank the Iranian naval warship IRIS Dena off the southern coast of

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Sri Lanka and the JVP’s Curse of Power

December 21, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

“Whenever Jupiter changes position, the JVP becomes powerful. But that power never lasts long. Within two or three years, it fades away. That happened in 1971. It happened in 1987. It happened

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The Hidden British Hand in the Vietnam War’s Origins

September 16, 2024
History

On September 2nd 1945, within hours of Imperial Japan’s Emperor Hirohito formally signing an instrument of surrender and ending World War II in the Pacific, Ho Chi Minh, leader of the Viet

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China and Arab States Chart a New Course for Mutual Prosperity

September 10, 2024
China

by Xinhua writer Zhao Wencai It was a breezy day in 750 A.D. when Abu Obeida, an Arab navigator, set sail from a bustling Middle Eastern port in Oman aboard a two-masted

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