EDITORIALS
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Oct- 2020 -29 October
IMPORT CONTROLS
In the wake of the COVID-19 induced lockdown and curfew, one of the more noticeable measures taken vis-à-vis economic policy has been in relation
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24 October
JAPAN TRANSITION
When Shinzo Abe made known he would be vacating the Kantei in August this year, he left several problems for his successor and right-hand man
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Sep- 2020 -27 September
TRUMP MEMORABILIA
Every US president gets to have a library named after him. It’s a ‘library of things’
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24 September
THE BIG PICTURE
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s solemn promise to the nation when he addressed the inauguration of the newly elected
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24 September
STATE OF THE NATION
There is a tide in the affairs of men, which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. The immortal Bard of Avon penned that
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24 September
GOVERNANCE LACUNA
Constitutional change was the leitmotif of the government’s campaign for a two-thirds majority. But in the history of constitutional
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24 September
RELIGION IN NATIONALISM
“He’s against God. He’s against guns.” In only six words, US President Donald Trump made Democratic presidential
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24 September
FOREIGN REMITTANCES
FALLOUT FROM REPATRIATION Zulfath Saheed underscores the need to manage the post-COVID remittance decline The coronavirus pandemic is having a widespread impact on the economic front across the globe, leading…
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Aug- 2020 -27 August
STATE OF THE NATION
The people’s appetite for more agency and less alienation in their own governance was tasted by the high electoral turnout
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27 August
SINO-INDIAN RIVALRY
China and India – two global giants jostling for supremacy in the region and beyond – share a complicated history
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