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Sri Lanka Guardian- AP statement on Israeli attack on building housing AP office May 15, 2021An Israeli airstrike destroyed a high-rise building in Gaza City that housed offices of The Associated Press and other media outlets on Saturday. All AP employees and freelancers evacuated the building safely.A view of a 11-story building housing AP office and other media in Gaza City is seen moments after Israeli warplanes demolished it, Saturday, May 15, […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- Accountability for Falling Space Debris May 14, 2021China ratified the Outer Space Treaty in 1983. According to information available to the author the only other treaty on outer space ratified by China is Convention on the Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space, on 12 November 1974. by Dr. Ruwantissa Abeyratne in MontrealYou don’t always need a plan. Sometimes you just need to breathe, trust, and […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- Why One State in India Is Showing Promising Signs of Democracy as the World Goes More Authoritarian May 14, 2021In Kerala, the re-elected Left government has prioritized making life better for all, even during crises—contrasting sharply with Narendra Modi’s right-wing central government’s devastating mismanagement of the coronavirus pandemic.by Vijay Prashad and Subin DennisJust before the state elections in Kerala, in southern India, a television channel ran a progr […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- Israeli airstrikes on Gaza Strip: A real face of state terrorism May 14, 2021The Israeli military said in a morning briefing Wednesday that a total of five Israeli civilians have now been killed since the start of the violent exchange of rocket fire and airstrikes between Gaza and Israel earlier this week.by Anwar A. KhanIsraeli warplanes and helicopters conducted airstrikes in the blockaded Gaza Strip, Palestine on 10 May last. 2 ba […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- United States Funds Training Center and Case File System for Attorney General’s Department May 14, 2021With support from the United States, the Attorney General’s Department inaugurated a state-of-the-art training center and launched an electronic system to track cases and legal files. These tools will strengthen the ability of justice sector professionals to uphold the rule of law in Sri Lanka. “Around the world, U.S. assistance has helped strengthen acces […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- How to manage Scenario planning with a pandemic? May 13, 2021The strategy that comes out of the pandemic lockdown and all its limitations of remote working, furlough scheme and other restrictions have been thought through over months, to reach the point where we are now? by Victor CherubimAfter over a year of desperate delay in business confidence around the world, we now witness the emergence of a strategy to boost e […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- Has the COVID Pandemic exposed the lack of a social conscience within the Sri Lankan society? May 13, 2021It is indeed depressing that a country that boasts of the influence of four great religions and boasts even more loudly of the influence of its Buddhist heritage, have not been able to develop a social conscience and a moral compass to chart and manage its behaviourby Raj GonsalkoraleThe norms of society are the sum of our collective values and priorities – […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- What the Hell the International Community Doing? Jerusalem is Burning! May 13, 2021Jews were the victims of terrible atrocities under fascism in Germany and similar countries leading to the Second World War. Even on the question of Jews, the then international community including the League of Nations were late and ambiguous, and to a great extent culpable.by Dr Laksiri Fernando Jerusalem, sacred to many religions and civilizations, is vir […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- Covid-19 and Now Second Wave: Is It God Made or Man Made ? May 13, 2021As of now, everything is speculation and rumour and nobody seems to be clearly knowing the ground realities.by N.S.VenkataramanWhen COVID 19 crisis happened in China in late 2019, China concealed it and did not forewarn the world immediately. It took more than two months to inform W H O about the spread of the virus in China. By imposing a very severe l […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
- Time to do away with medieval and colonial habits May 10, 2021Russia stands ready to continue working constructively with all partners who share these approaches in order to bolster the authority and fully unlock the potential of the UN as the true centre of multilateralism.by Sergey LavrovRemarks at the meeting of the UN Security Council, “Maintenance of international peace and security: Upholding multilateralism and […]noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)
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- Detox: political economy and practicalities May 7, 2021Vegetables grown at Mihimandala in Welikandagama are free of pesticides and other agricultural chemicals [see Dr Prasanna Cooray's article 'Overcoming the challenges of organic farming' The final challenge, so it is said, faced by the Ascetic Siddhartha prior to Enlightenment was an encounter with Mara. Mara confronted Siddhartha in his, Sidda […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Words)
- Covid-19 surge as an opportunity to re-calibrate May 3, 2021Lockdown. Isolation. Quarantine. Wave. Social. Spread. Cluster. These are not new words. They are however words that have acquired fresh currency courtesy Covid-19. And, as often happens, when used frequently, they lost meaning or rather they are treated with (cultivated) nonchalance.That’s as far as the general public is concerned. Meaning, all those who a […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Words)
- India's 'love' May 3, 2021Subramanyam Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister, being a politician has made a political statement. He would know, as any Indian politician would, the temper of the Indian voter. Moreover, since he’s a senior minister of the current Government, he is probably conscious of the different aspirations of different constituencies. In addition, since th […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Words)
- Move over Teplitz, Seubert's here April 25, 2021Geneva. That’s a city. Heard of it? It was in the news folks. Well, ‘was’ means ‘past tense.’ Make no mistake though, it will make the headlines again, for Geneva is seasonal. For now, in the present, it’s old news. We are in a post-Geneva world right now. The human rights noise-makers are on a break.It’s as though human rights matter only when the Human Ri […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Words)
- Krishantha Cooray asks: 'Are you Annesley, Lesley, Kingsley or Bruce Lee?' April 25, 2021This is a story related to me by my friend and founder CEO of Rivira Newspapers (Pvt) Ltd, Krishantha Cooray. Apparently he had, a long time ago, figured out that employees or subordinates are of four types, each associated with or rather amenable to description by the above names. First. Annesley. This, according to Krishantha, is the type of subordinate w […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Words)
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- Travels on Reconciliation work 142 May 15, 2021I record here my exasperation with Mahinda Rajapaksa for it was clear he was throwing away the great advantage he had in 2009 – derived it should be noted from his own commitment and efficiency – because as my sister rudely put it he could not get his priorities right. One can only hope that […]rajivawijesinha
- Travels on Reconciliation work 141 May 14, 2021Back to Sri Lanka after ten posts about Oxford, for the last stretch of my work in Reconciliation way back in 2014. This account describes my efforts to get back to work after my father’s death, while coping also with running a house. I had of course been doing much of the work before, but […]rajivawijesinha
- From a city of aquatint 120 May 13, 2021This letter goes on to record the conclusion of the bulk of the work I had had to do. And after the intense concentration of the previous month, there was a bit more entertaining. The pictures are of three good friends, who continue such, all of whom have visited me in Sri Lanka. But only […]rajivawijesinha
- From a city of aquatint 119 May 12, 2021I fear these letters have much about Polly who had the middle room for the summer. Less about Victoria who came for the weekends and did my typing with great efficiency. I seem to have been following Virginia Woolf’s injunction, ‘Let us be trivial, let us be intimate’. So the pictures are of John Oughton […]rajivawijesinha
- From a city of aquatint 118 May 11, 2021For my last term I was able to move again into the upper flat at Norham Gardens which had been such fun in my seventh year. Andrew Turner, who had taken over the flat when I left, was still there, and we were joined for the term by Warwick Lightfoot who, having lost the Presidency […]rajivawijesinha
- From a city of aquatint 117 May 10, 2021This letter continues with a brief note about my last readiing party, again in Ireland. But it was not really a party, for there were just two very good friends and me, and we had a wonderfully quiet time. The pictures are of Bruce and Nick who were in Ireland, and then Andrew Turner, Malcolm […]rajivawijesinha
- From a city of aquatint 116 May 9, 2021The introduction to the letters after summer was done and I began work suggests much enjoyment of a restrained sort, with appreciation of the company of good friends. The picture is the only one I have of the wonderful long scarf I flaunted for years. This was taken in Cornwall in late 1978 when I […]rajivawijesinha
- From a city of aquatint 115 May 8, 2021The June letters record not only the helpful grant from the University, but also how I was settling into an avuncular role – which also meant clearly that it was time to leave, for I could no longer be involved in undergraduate life. The pictures are of Lord Hunt whom I had met a couple […]rajivawijesinha
- From a city of aquatint 114 May 7, 2021This letter in the midst of all the activity of the summer term suggests too that, unlike in the previous year, I was getting ready to leave. The pictures are of the flat in Norham Gardens, the view from my bedroom window, and then the bay window of the sitting room. I had no pictures […]rajivawijesinha
- From a city of aquatint 113 May 6, 2021This letter gives more details of what needed to be done, and notes another way I had money, working as Night Porter at Univ, which was very pleasant. Even getting up at dawn to open up the College was fun, given how beautiful it was. The pictures are of the College, the splendour of the […]rajivawijesinha
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