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Sri Lanka: Leftist Dissanayake declared president-elect
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09/23/2024
September 23, 2024
Sri Lanka: Leftist Dissanayake sworn in as new president
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Reports & Analysis
Sri Lanka: Left-wing lawmaker becomes next president
Sri Lanka: Left-wing lawmaker becomes next president
What has made the Marxist-leaning lawmaker Dissanayake popular among Sri Lankans since the 2022 government ousting?
Malaysia's Indigenous Penan struggle against deforestation
Malaysia's Indigenous Penan struggle against deforestation
Logging, palm oil plantations and dam building have threatened the way of life for Malaysia's nomadic Penan community
Narendra Modi to mobilize India's diaspora during US visit
Narendra Modi to mobilize India's diaspora during US visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's outreach to the Indian diaspora has become an important part of his diplomatic toolkit.
Sri Lanka begins poll counting as police brace for violence
Sri Lanka begins poll counting as police brace for violence
Sri Lankans enduring years of economic hardship hope that the nation's next leader will alleviate their struggles.
Indonesian rebels release New Zealand pilot after 19 months
Indonesian rebels release New Zealand pilot after 19 months
The freed New Zealand pilot, Phillip Mehrtens, was held hostage while working for an Indonesian airline in Papua region.
Can Bangladesh police rebuild trust after violent protests?
Can Bangladesh police rebuild trust after violent protests?
After hundreds of protesters were killed in July clashes, the interim government is now trying to reform police laws.
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In the spotlight
Homeless World Cup: 'We want to do something special'
Footballers will soon gather in Seoul for the Homeless World Cup. For many, the stakes are much higher than the trophy.
Why young Sri Lankans are staying, despite economic crisis
Although many young people have fled for better opportunities abroad, some say they want to help rebuild their country.
Sri Lanka goes to the polls as economy sees upswing
Sri Lanka is slowly coming out of an economic crisis. The upcoming elections will decide where the country is going.
US election: Indian Americans are a growing political force
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set for a high-profile visit to the US, with the election campaign in full swing.
Malaysia's chip industry booming amid tech shift
As the US-China trade war heats up, Malaysia's industry is booming, attracting investments from global tech giants.
Pakistan: Why these displaced people can't return home
Thousands of people were forced out of their villages when Pakistan launched a crackdown on jihadis a decade ago.
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Specials & Events
Global Eyes: A new take on security policy
Is the war in Ukraine making your chapati cheaper? On Global Eyes we break complex issues down to what really matters.
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Baby hippo attracts huge crowds to zoo in Thailand
Moo Deng, a baby pygmy hippo, is drawing large crowds at a zoo in Thailand and has become a huge sensation online.
Kazakhstan: Spectacular World Nomad Games close in Astana
Kazakhstan has hosted this year's World Nomad Games, for sports in the tradition of Central Asian nomadic peoples.
Hand-tapping: Traditional Indonesian tattoos
Using only a wooden stick and a needle, this tattoo artist taps designs into the skin.
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