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US DOLLAR: RS. 310.90 UK POUND: RS. 415.64 EURO: RS. 361.22 JAPANESE YEN: RS. 1.97 INDIAN RUPEE: RS. 3.39 AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR: RS. 218.81

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  • Sep- 2022 -
    1 September

    SRI LANKA TODAY

    Ranil Wickremesinghe became Sri Lanka’s eighth executive president and finally won the prize in his third attempt. He lost in 1999 to Chandrika Kumaratunga

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  • 1 September

    THE RULE OF LAW

    The rule of law ultimately defines civilised society. When the President of Kenya Uhuru Kenyatta was sworn into office for the second and final time in 2017

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  • 1 September

    HONG KONG TODAY

    The easiest way to do it when profiling national economies is to research the topic, and then turn those facts into meaningful and descriptive words that paint

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  • 1 September

    TOMORROWS WORLD

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  • 1 September

    REGIONAL POLITICS

    The Indian Ocean is a place of increasing Sino-Indian rivalry with both countries trying to establish their position as the region’s leading maritime power

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  • Jul- 2022 -
    28 July

    BRITAIN TODAY

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson seemed to have a tight group of friends who were holding key portfolios in his cabinet. Blind loyalty was the order of the day

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  • 28 July

    SRI LANKA TODAY

    There was much anticipation in the country when Ranil Wickremesinghe was appointed prime minister. People believed

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  • 28 July

    WAR AGAINST CORRUPTION

    If a country’s leadership and its people ignore rampant corruption, it is seen as an unpatriotic nation. US President Joe Biden

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  • 28 July

    SOUTH AFRICA TODAY

    South Africa has the world’s 41st largest economy and its rich soil is blessed with an abundance of mineral resources, making the republic a leader in mining

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  • 1 July

    THE BRITISH MONARCHY

    The Brits adore their Queen! She represents Britain’s history as a power to be reckoned with when it was still ‘an empire on which the sun never sets.

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