The point about bus privatization is relevant now because in spite of there being so few of them on the road, they are the ...

These individuals, who benefitted from decades of patronage, are experiencing what can be called “Elite Displacement Syndrome ...

Numerous methods of hacking Since the digital space is rich with resources, it naturally draws the interested persons to hack ...

It was Marie Antoinette who, when the French rioted for bread, asked why not give them cake? It did not work for Marie but ...

The introduction of multi-member constituencies in the Eastern Province is a living testimony to Tamil-Muslim political ...

Of this staggering sum, Mahinda Rajapaksa’s share alone was approximately Rs. 231 million—nearly half the total. His list of ...

Sri Lanka has reason to be satisfied with the response it is receiving from the international community. Three different ...

Will they also give up the petrodollars which enriched US banks since 1980s and join BRICS in creating an alternate currency ...

The journal’s latest number (September 6 th) has a piece on Sri Lanka entitled, “Grace Period”. It is a characteristically objective piece but one that includes the acknowledgement that the first of ...

As speculation swirls over whether Sri Lanka’s National People’s Power (NPP) government will hold provincial council elections next year, a bigger question looms: Will the NPP genuinely move forward ...

The loudest voices of criticism today do not come from the majority of ordinary citizens or the country’s intellectuals. They come instead from the remnants of the defeated political establishment, ...

If Part One diagnosed the problem, Part Two considers solutions. How can Sri Lanka strengthen decision-making, rebuild trust, and create a political culture rooted in integrity and accountability?