The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children“— Dietrich Bonhoeffer A complex and peculiar crisis is facing the international community today. This is the ...
A submarine attack on an Iranian destroyer proximate to Sri Lanka represents more than a discrete naval engagement; it signals a potential horizontal escalation of conflict into the wider Indian Ocean ...
Whether in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, or under Tehran's theocratic regime, religion has too often been manipulated as an instrument of political power. For Americans watching events unfold with alarm, the ...
Finnish President Alexander Stubb on Thursday said that the era of a Western-dominated world is over, and while this disruption is obvious, it will take some time to sink in across the West. In his ...
Addressing delegates from Latin America and the Caribbean at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Regional Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean (LARC) being held in ...
Deputy Foreign Minister of Norway Andreas Motzfeldt Kravik, who was in Sri Lanka, discussed the latest dynamics of bilateral relations with Sri Lanka. In an interview with Daily Mirror, he said Norway ...
This handbook provides educators with a conceptual framework to understand the definitions, drivers and consequences of hate speech. It outlines concrete pedagogical practices, activities and ...
The United Nations aid chief warned on Wednesday that the conflict in the Middle East is straining humanitarian operations worldwide, disrupting supply chains and slowing the delivery of life‑saving ...
Julian Ku is professor of constitutional law at Hofstra University.
Opinion
Climate action as a legal obligation: what the Bonaire ruling means for corporate accountability
For the communities most affected by climate change, the ruling offers a pathway to accountability, recognising climate harm as an issue of rights and justice. The era of treating climate action as a ...
A military gamble without a day-after plan risks regional war, nuclear chaos, and shocks to the global economy.
The Microfinance and Credit Regulatory Authority Bill was passed into law by the Parliament of Sri Lanka on 4 March. According to Deputy Minister of Finance and Planning Dr. Anil Jayantha, the main ...
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