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CURRENT AFFAIRS

  • Oct- 2019 -
    1 October

    KASHMIR ON EDGE

    If there’s one thing that the once princely state of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) – which lies at the base of the

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  • 1 October

    MONEY LAUNDERING

    Law enforcement officials say that investing in real estate is the last stage of the money laundering process that corrupt people engage in

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  • 1 October

    JAPAN TODAY

    In August, thousands of South Koreans marched to express anger at Japan’s decision to downgrade South Korea’s ‘trusted’ trade status

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  • 1 October

    TOMORROW’S WORLD

    October global events calendar. The 7th IWA specialist conference on natural organic matter in water. Tokyo (Japan)

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  • Sep- 2019 -
    1 September

    BREXIT IN THE BOGS  

    Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson replaced Theresa May as Prime Minister of the UK on 23 July having garnered

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  • 1 September

    GRAFT IN GOVERNMENT

    When corruption becomes a way of life, people consider robbery to be the new normal. As French economist and writer Claude-Frédéric Bastiat

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  • 1 September

    THE RULE OF LAW

    Supremacy of the law is paramount to any society on which a state is founded. While the reasons for an increase in crime are complex, weaknesses

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  • 1 September

    CHINA TODAY

    When I was first asked to write a brief about the Chinese economy for this column a couple of years ago, I referred to

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  • 1 September

    RELIGIOUS CONTRACT

    As Sri Lanka faces the prospect of imminent disintegration, shouldn’t we unite to fight the ideas that cause division? Tottering on a precipice in a fashion

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  • Jul- 2019 -
    30 July

    HONG KONG PROTESTS

    Extradition to face trial in China for crimes committed in Hong Kong… it’s as scary as it sounds, which is why Hong Kongers

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