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Migrant Workers

September 11, 2024
Business

How Extensive is the Privatization of Security?

In August 2024, due to a $4 million budget shortfall, Idaho’s Caldwell School District terminated its $296,807 contract with the local police department, opting instead for armed guards from Eagle Eye Security.

Columns/Presidential Election 2024

Expats and Democracy: Why the President’s Aide is Wrong

With the Presidential Elections 2024 in full swing and manifestos from all major candidates now issued, much of the public remains clueless or confused about who will ultimately save Mother Sri Lanka. This article, however, is not about the merits

September 5, 2024

How Extensive is the Privatization of Security?

September 11, 2024
Business

In August 2024, due to a $4 million budget shortfall, Idaho’s Caldwell School District terminated its $296,807 contract with the local police department, opting instead for armed guards from Eagle Eye Security.

More

Expats and Democracy: Why the President’s Aide is Wrong

September 5, 2024
Columns/Presidential Election 2024

With the Presidential Elections 2024 in full swing and manifestos from all major candidates now issued, much of the public remains clueless or confused about who will ultimately save Mother Sri Lanka.

More

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