"Exclusion Art" or Safety Measures? Block Controversy at Osaka Station Highlights Public Space Issues
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Opp. Leader makes an intervention on behalf of Ven. Gnanasara
Leader of the Opposition, Sajith Premadasa has requested the Chairman of the Sectoral Oversight Committee on Governance, Justice and Civil Protection Dr.
- Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa intervenes for Ven. Gnanasara.
- Discussion on attire for Buddhist clerics in prisons.
- Premadasa aims to amend Standing Order for policy change.
Quality assurance without quality enhancement: The irony of university QA
By Ramya Kumar According to the Quality Assurance Council (QAC) of the University Grants Commission (UGC), quality assurance (QA) refers to “the means (i.e.
- University's Quality Assurance Council conducts external reviews of universities.
- Internal Quality Assurance Cells perform QA according to QAC directives.
- System may undermine university governance and academic staff promotion integrity.
Iran challenges UK to prove IRGC's role in RAF Fairford plot — 29 countries condemn alleged Iranian covert operations
London: Iran on Monday challenged Britain to produce evidence linking Tehran to a suspected plot targeting RAF Fairford, rejecting Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s assessment that the operation was…
Analysis: Court decision lets Gibran’s questionable diploma slide
The latest ruling by the Constitutional Court has raised far more questions than it has answered regarding the educational qualifications of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka.
Trump says Putin wants deal more than Zelensky, insists ceasefire has been agreed upon
“They agreed. You know why? Because I said, ‘You agree’ - that’s why,” Trump responded. “They agreed because I said they agreed, and that thing has to get settled.”
- Trump claims Putin desires deal more than Zelensky
- Ceasefire agreement reportedly reached between US and Russia
- Ukraine skeptical, seeks energy ceasefire and sanctions relief
Herzog calls Nobel Peace Prize winner choice affront to peace-loving people at Medal of Honor award
“Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to one of the leading proponents of the genocide lie is a cynical decision which celebrates a shameful display of moral erosion," he added.
- President Herzog called Nobel Peace Prize to Israel Bonds as an affront.
- He denounced Navanethem Navi Pillay's award as cynical decision.
- Herzog praised Israel Bonds for raising $9.5 billion since October 7 massacre.