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Author: Andrea Novellis

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Human Rights, International, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance

AI and the Erosion of Humanity: Lessons from Israel’s Wars

Washington Post The ongoing conflict in Gaza has become a chilling showcase for the perils of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in warfare. Israel’s deployment of AI-powered systems to generate target lists and guide…

Andrea Novellis Andrea Novellis on 10/31/2024
Colombo, Elections, Political philosophy, Politics and Governance

The JVP and Ethnic Relations: Walking a Tightrope to 2024 (Part 3)

As Sri Lanka approaches the 2024 presidential election, the NPP is positioning itself as a major contender. In the previous articles (part 1 and part 2), we explored the JVP’s historical trajectory…

Andrea Novellis Andrea Novellis on 09/18/2024
Colombo, Elections, Peace and Conflict, Political philosophy, Politics and Governance

The JVP and Ethnic Relations: Walking a Tightrope to 2024 (Part 2)

In Part 1, we explored the JVP’s evolving rhetoric and policies regarding ethnic relations, highlighting a shift from a more homogenous vision of Sri Lankan identity towards recognizing and accommodating diversity. However,…

Andrea Novellis Andrea Novellis on 08/30/202408/30/2024
Colombo, Elections, Peace and Conflict, Political philosophy, Politics and Governance

The JVP and Ethnic Relations: Walking a Tightrope to 2024 (Part 1)

As the 2024 elections approach in Sri Lanka, the National People’s Power (NPP) is positioning itself as a major contender. However, the JVP, the dominant party within the NPP, carries a legacy…

Andrea Novellis Andrea Novellis on 08/29/2024

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