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Since the independence – it’s been the same Sri Lanka!
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Geneva Nations Institute: A New Chapter in Applied Education
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Kazakhstan’s Neo Nomad Visa: A New Opportunity for Remote Workers
Professionals seeking a fresh work environment now have a new option –Kazakhstan’s Neo Nomad Visa. Introduced in November last year,...
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A Struggle for Self-Determination
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By Dr. Mariyam Shaihda Mohamed - Executive Editor The debate over reducing working hours in Switzerland has been intensifying, with...
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A Shadow of the Past: British Colonial Legacy in the Maldives
By Ibrahim Sobah Malé, Maldives: The idyllic islands of the Maldives, renowned for their pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, carry the...
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A Group of West-Friesians Brings Their Indigenous Title Claim to the United Nations
By Dilum Indrasena In a historical move, a group of West Friesians has arrived at the United Nations Headquarters in...
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