TOMORROW’S WORLD
The July issue of Tomorrow’s World features a list of important events across the globe
SUDAN REPORTAGE
After weeks of tension between the Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) – which is a powerful paramilitary group – fighting finally broke
SRI LANKA TODAY

EDUCATION FIASCO
We are in the 75th year of the implementation of free education in Sri Lanka. It was approved after much debate and formidable
TOMORROW’S WORLD
The June issue of Tomorrow’s World features a list of important events across the globe
POLITICS IN INDIA
Whenever election time rolls around, most incumbent governments become rather antsy even when their track record of governance has been good
INDUSTRIAL CORRUPTION
Governor of the Turks and Caicos Islands Nigel Dakin recently noted the world is aware that “corruption is found in every country
SINGAPORE TODAY

THE WAR IN UKRAINE
A year has passed since Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022. Explosions were heard from Kyiv to Odessa and Kharkiv; and within a few hours
DENMARK TODAY

TOMORROW’S WORLD
The April issue of Tomorrow’s World features a list of important events across the globe
SRI LANKA TODAY
The government’s proposal to set up a truth and reconciliation mechanism to deal with the unresolved human rights issues of the civil war received a boost in the aftermath
THE POWER CRISIS

STATE CAPTURE
Countries where people have the freedom to be informed about the corruption of their leaders are betterat taking action to wipe
TOMORROW’S WORLD
The March issue of Tomorrow’s World features a list of important events across the globe
JACINDA ARDERN
One wonders whether the global population knew who the Prime Minister of New Zealand was before Jacinda Ardern was appointed to lead the country in 2017
IRELAND TODAY
EMBRACING IRISH EMERGENCE Monita Pesumal analyses Ireland’s economy and uncovers a host of reasons for…
BRAZIL ELECTION

SRI LANKA TODAY
President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s pledge to resolve the country’s longstanding ‘ethnic conflict’ by the 75th anniversary of independence on 4 February could be the