Posts tagged University of Nottingham
Sri Lanka in crisis: Why the past lives on in its collective future
Sri Lanka in crisis: Why the past lives on in its collective future

Written by Ambika Satkunanathan

The determination of the Rajapaksas to stay in power seems partly due to their inability to comprehend protestors’ demands for accountability or to internalise their descent from god-like status to memes and jokes.

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South Asia9DLAmbika Satkunanathan, Sri Lanka in crisis: why the past lives on in its collective future, 9DASHLINE, Sri Lanka, GotaGoGama, Colombo, Tamil, Rajapaksas, Sinhala, Sri Lankan Civil War, Sinhala Buddhist, Buddhist, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Mahinda Rajapaksa, 21st Amendment to the Constitution, Samagi Jana Balaya, SJB, National Security Council, Muslims, Ranil Wickremesinghe, Human RIghts, Urgent Action Fund Asia & Pacific, University of Nottingham, military, Prevention of Terrorism Act
Realistic path forward: Malaysia’s call for rethinking the ASEAN-Myanmar ‘consensus’
Realistic path forward: Malaysia’s call for rethinking the ASEAN-Myanmar ‘consensus’

Written by Bridget Welsh

Since 2018, Malaysian governments have been proactive in drawing attention to conditions within Myanmar, with the current foreign minister, Saifuddin Abdullah, and former foreign minister, Syed Hamid Albar, actively engaged in seeking solutions to the crisis.

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Pacific9DLRealistic path forward: Malaysia’s call for rethinking the ASEAN Myanmar ‘consensus’, Bridget Welsh, Myanmar, ASEAN, Tatmadaw, Cambodia, Hun Sen, Syed Hamid Albar, Saifuddin Abdullah, Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, Burma, Sagaing, Ukraine, Malaysia, NUG, National Unity Government, National League for Democracy, NLD, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, World Food Programme, Internally Displaced Persons, inflation, Aung San Suu Kyi, Razali Ismail, Muslim, Rohingya, five-point consensus, University of Nottingham
2022: Taiwan and its continued push for recognition
2022: Taiwan and its continued push for recognition

9DASHLINE invites a select group of experts to explore how Taiwan may circumvent its diplomatic isolation and be included as a reliable partner in international efforts seeking a transition towards a greener, healthier and more resilient world.

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