Wed, 23 Jul 2025, 10:55 am
Opinion

Hamas challenges myth of unbeatable Israel

OVER more than a century of aggressively pursuing a process of de-Arabisation of Palestine before and after the creation of the state of Israel for the settlement of foreign Jews,

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Politics of self-defence

ISRAEL’S April 1 attack on Iran’s diplomatic compound in Damascus — which killed senior Iranian military commanders — was a clear and unprecedented violation of international law. It was an

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Nicaragua’s case against Germany arming Israel

Unlike Washington, Berlin – Israel’s second-largest arms supplier – has consented to full jurisdiction of the ICJ so it is an easier target for Nicaragua’s lawsuit, writes Marjorie Cohn AS ISRAEL’S

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Bangladesh’s internal and external sovereignty crisis

DISCUSSIONS on sovereignty in Bangladesh are almost all about how India is threatening us. India is a very large state next to Bangladesh whose power is the highest in the

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Future Lanka leaders need to grasp nettles

THE New Year celebrations this year were low key compared to the past. The loud sound of crackers and other fireworks that traditionally accompany the dawn of the New Year

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A chronicle of Julian Assange’s imprisonment

AT THE behest of the United States government, the British government has detained WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in his majesty’s Prison Belmarsh for five years. Assange is one of the

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US war against Yemen heats up

Slowly the US war on Yemen is turning into a quagmire for Pax Americana which can only respond in the language it knows best, brute force, writes Thomas C Mountain THE

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Cunning of gender violence

THE testimonies emerging from Palestinians held captive by the Israeli military in Al-Shifa hospital, which was under persistent siege for 14 days, are harrowing: torture, starvation, executions, the mutilation and

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Conundrum of Lanka elections and IMF programme

TRACING history and going back to the colonial era, Sri Lanka’s president Ranil Wickremesinghe has said that despite the adverse impact of world wars and internal conflicts, the country has

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Paralleling grassroot memories with historiography

THIS narrative swirls between the mainstream historiography of the 1947 Bengal Partition and the reminiscences of the grassroots Hindu-Muslim encounters on the eve of that epoch-making split. The middle of

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