Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa in a conversation with President Gotabaya Rajapaksa today said the President, under the 20th amendment, has the authority to make decisions to resolve the ongoing political crisis and he would extend his fullest cooperation to any decisions made by the President.

The Daily Mirror learns that Prime Minister Rajapaksa had informed the President that he did not have to wait to make any decisions, but could do so immediately as he had the power to do so.

Senior sources said that while Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa has refused to resign saying he had the majority support in Parliament, the President however has been privately been urging him to resign. However the Prime Minister has clearly informed the President that he would not vacate his seat at a time when he was trying to resolve the economic crisis, but if the President wanted to sack him, he could do so.

The President has for weeks now been meeting different political groups to seek a solution for the ongoing political crisis.

While one section is calling on the President to appoint a new interim government with a new Prime Minister, there is another group that says that Mahinda Rajapaksa cannot be removed as he still holds the majority in Parliament, The opposition however has been going all out asking for Gotabaya Rajapaksa to step down first. (Jamila Husain)

Source consulted https://www.dailymirror.lk/

Naomi Judd, five-time Grammy winning member of The Judds and mother of Wynonna and Ashley Judd, died Saturday. She was 76.

“Today we sisters experienced a tragedy. We lost our beautiful mother to the disease of mental illness,” Wynonna and Ashley said in a statement.

The Judds had 14 songs top the U.S. Country charts, from “Mama He’s Crazy” and “Why Not Me” in 1984 through “Young Love” and “Let Me Tell You About Love” in 1989.

Though they stopped performing together on a regular basis in 1991 when Naomi was diagnosed with hepatitis C, The Judds have occasionally reunited on tour. They were scheduled to play 10 shows in September and October of this year.

Fuente consultada https://www.nydailynews.com

China lidera la tecnología clave para conseguir la hegemonía mundial

Expertos estadounidenses coinciden en que China lleva una ligera ventaja en la computación cuántica, una tecnología crucial para tener la hegemonía civil y militar mundial

A pesar de algunos logros recientes, expertos norteamericanos advierten que China ha adelantado a Estados Unidos en la carrera de la computación cuántica, uno de los vértices que — junto con la inteligencia artificial y la energía de fusión nuclear — forman la santísima trinidad tecnológica que dará el poder planetario a quien la domine. Sin embargo, piensan que todavía queda carrera aunque el margen de acción se está estrechando peligrosamente.

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China lidera la tecnología clave para conseguir la hegemonía mundial
Expertos estadounidenses coinciden en que China lleva una ligera ventaja en la computación cuántica, una tecnología crucial para tener la hegemonía civil y militar mundial

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A pesar de algunos logros recientes, expertos norteamericanos advierten que China ha adelantado a Estados Unidos en la carrera de la computación cuántica, uno de los vértices que — junto con la inteligencia artificial y la energía de fusión nuclear — forman la santísima trinidad tecnológica que dará el poder planetario a quien la domine. Sin embargo, piensan que todavía queda carrera aunque el margen de acción se está estrechando peligrosamente.

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No es de extrañar, apuntan Thomas Corbett, experto en tecnologías emergentes y relaciones con China, y P.W. Singer, estratega del ‘think tank’ New America. Según señalan en su artículo para el blog militar norteamericano Defense One, el país asiático ya ha gastado 10.000 millones de dólares y va a ir aumentando su inversión en un 7% interanual.

El gobierno de los Estados Unidos, sin embargo, va muy por detrás: sólo ha gastado poco más de una décima parte aunque ahora quiere apretar el acelerador con un presupuesto de 29.000 millones para inversión en “computación cuántica e inteligencia artificial” de 2022 a 2026. Un avance, sí, pero un pálido reflejo de la apuesta china que además todavía no ha sido aprobado por un congreso norteamericano, más dividido que nunca y centrado en las guerras culturales y la inmediatez del conflicto en Ucrania.

Fuente consultada https://www-elconfidencial-com

Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa is presently facing one of his toughest challenges in his political career with certain sections of the population calling on him to step down with the present crises.

In an exclusive interview with Daily Mirror, Mahinda Rajapaksa has urged the people to be patient, stating it was not practical for him and the President to resign because they had been elected through a mandate. He further said, there was no split between the two brothers and they were resolving the issues to restore normalcy soon.

Fuente consultada https://www.dailymirror.lk/