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The author a visiting researcher at the center for global legal studies at the University of Wisconsin Madison and currently reading for my Ph.D. international law at Scuola Superiore Sant Anna in Pisa.
Russia’s New Nuclear Doctrine: An Omen for an Apocalypse?
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Russia’s New Nuclear Doctrine: An Omen for an Apocalypse?

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Beijing ‘s Gaze at Sri Lanka and Maldives
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Beijing ‘s Gaze at Sri Lanka and Maldives

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Book review: Rome and China: points of contacts
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Book review: Rome and China: points of contacts

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Book Review : Teardrop Diplomacy: China’s Sri Lanka Foray
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Book Review : Teardrop Diplomacy: China’s Sri Lanka Foray

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Indian Ambitions and Sri Lankan  Reality: Balancing Great Powers Before the Geopolitical Entanglement of the Indian Ocean
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Indian Ambitions and Sri Lankan  Reality: Balancing Great Powers Before the Geopolitical Entanglement of the Indian Ocean

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Debunking Channel 4: How RAW and SIS worked together to prevent Easter attacks in Sri Lanka
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Debunking Channel 4: How RAW and SIS worked together to prevent Easter attacks in Sri Lanka

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The French Connection: 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Sri Lanka 
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The French Connection: 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Sri Lanka 

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Swimming against the current: Understanding Alexander Dugin and Nalin de Silva as two ideologues challenging the West
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Swimming against the current: Understanding Alexander Dugin and Nalin de Silva as two ideologues challenging the West

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Seventy-Five Years Old and Still a “Basket Case”!
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Seventy-Five Years Old and Still a “Basket Case”!

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Can India stave off the waves of anarchism in Sri Lanka?
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Can India stave off the waves of anarchism in Sri Lanka?

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