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What should I write about? - Newsi

25 August 2021 - I’ve had the pleasure and privilege of making the odd contribution to Newsi since it started up. Kudos and grateful thanks to my good friend Sharon for that. And to her offer to me to write a biweekly column. Which raises the inevitable question – what should I write about?

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X-Press Pearl status

The X-Press Pearl may be resting, but the issues surrounding the burning and eventual sinking of the ship has still not come to an end.

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ASEAN Diplomatic Deftness on Myanmar is Claptrap

ASEAN Diplomatic Deftness on Myanmar is Claptrap
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Brian Ching Talks About The Inspiration Behind His Photoshoot With Hong Kong Athletes

Brian Ching Talks About The Inspiration Behind His Photoshoot With Hong Kong Athletes
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Oil, acid, plastic: Inside the shipping disaster gripping Sri Lanka

Modern Diplomacy Published 6 hours ago It’s visible in satellite images from just off Sri Lanka’s coast: a thin grey film that snakes three kilometres out to sea before disappearing into the waves. This, experts say, is fuel oil leaking from the X-Press Pearl, a Singapore-flagged cargo ship that caught fire and sank off Sri Lanka’s western coast last month. The slick is a visceral reminder of what observers say is a slow-motion environmental disaster – one of the worst in the country’s history – and of the mammoth effort that will be needed to clean it up. “This is the biggest environmental catastrophe to hit Sri Lanka since the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami,” said Thummarukudyil Muraleedharan, the acting head of the disasters and conflicts branch with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

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