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Human Rights - Page 3

September 6, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Morocco’s New Confidence Puts Ceuta and Melilla in the Spotlight

Morocco is entering a more assertive phase of its foreign policy, buoyed by international backing that has strengthened Rabat’s confidence and encouraged it to revisit questions of territorial sovereignty beyond the Western

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Police Seek Fishing Boat Restrictions During President’s Beruwala Rally

Sri Lanka police have requested the Department of Fisheries to prevent fishing boats arriving from the outer sea from entering Beruwala Harbor for two hours on 6 September, citing a potential security issue during a public rally attended by the

September 5, 2026

Parliament Faces Unprecedented Staff Exodus

News/Sri Lanka

Nearly 30 officers and officials have reportedly left Sri Lanka’s Parliament in recent months to take up employment elsewhere, with most of those departing

Air India Fires Pilot After Positive Drug Test Is Flagged

Business

Air India has terminated the employment of the pilot-in-command of an Airbus A320 flight involved in a sudden altitude loss after the Aircraft Accident

When ChatGPT Says “Thank You”: The Dangerous Illusion of a Human Machine

August 31, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

The next stage of the technological transformation may not be about making machines more intelligent, but about making them appear more human. From humanoid robots with increasingly realistic faces and movements to

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A Rave, Then Gunfire: Switzerland’s Night of Unanswered Questions

August 31, 2026
Editor's Choice

The poster still hangs outside the Migrolino kiosk at the railway station, as if the event were about to begin. Beside it stand heavily armed members of the cantonal police, an unmistakable

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Nanda Malini: Victim of UNP Repression—or Its Most Honoured Singer?

August 30, 2026
Politics/Sri Lanka

The CID was once widely known as the “secret police”, and the very mention of the CID’s infamous “Fourth Floor” was enough to send chills down the spine—not only of rogues and

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The Dangerous Lie of “Finding Your Purpose”

August 28, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Millions of people are being taught to search for their “purpose” as if it were a hidden object waiting to be discovered inside themselves. The modern formula is familiar: identify what you

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Mexico Moves to Bar Dual Nationals From Top Executive Posts

August 28, 2026
Mexico/World

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has sent Congress a constitutional reform proposal that would require candidates for the presidency, state governorships and the head of the Mexico City government to formally renounce any

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We Dig into the Soil of Our Radical Traditions

August 28, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

For Sliman Mansour (1947-2026), a gentle and generous painter of Palestinian emancipation. In January 1968, 470 delegates from seventy countries gathered in Cuba for the Cultural Congress of Havana. They arrived from

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Mladić Is Dead. Srebrenica Remains.

August 27, 2026
Editorials

Editorial Ratko Mladić is dead at 84, having spent the final years of his life behind the walls of a United Nations detention facility in The Hague. His death closes the biological

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ILO Faces Job Cuts as US Arrears Deepen Liquidity Crisis

August 27, 2026
Geopolitics/World

The International Labour Organisation (ILO), led by Director-General Gilbert F. Houngbo, is seeking approval for a major reduction in its workforce as it confronts a severe liquidity crisis, with the organisation warning

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Europe’s Smuggling Networks Are Learning Faster Than Its Borders

August 27, 2026
Diplomacy/Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Migrant smuggling to Europe remains a lucrative illicit industry even as overall irregular migration has declined, exposing a persistent security challenge for European governments and a humanitarian danger for those attempting to

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Manipur: India’s Fault Line

August 27, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

For more than three years, Manipur has offered India a warning it can no longer afford to treat as a peripheral crisis. The northeastern state bordering Myanmar has been fractured by violence

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