DENMARK TODAY
International surveys rank Denmark among the world’s happiest countries. This is intricately linked to social equality and community spirit, says the World
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
According to recent statistics, global oil reserves are expected to decline by 2050, gas resources are likely to run out in the next
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
President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known mononymously as ‘Lula,’ is back in the presidential palace – for a third time. He
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
COP27 SUMMIT
COP27 was held in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh from 6 to 20 November but seven years since the Paris Agreement was reached,
SRI LANKA TODAY
The Tamil polity has responded positively to President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s declaration that he will talk to Tamil leaders and find a solution within the course
COUNTERING CORRUPTION
As many developing countries practically drown in corruption, the US is intent on curbing it. President Joe Biden has issued a
BRITAIN TODAY
Rishi Sunak made headlines when he won the Tory leadership contest and became the first prime minister of colour in Britain
SRI LANKA TODAY
The passage of the 21st Amendment to the Constitution was not expected. There were two contentious areas, which members of the government and
MAORI CULTURE
I attended my daughter’s graduation recently, which began with a karakia. In multicultural New Zealand, most official ceremonies begin
CORRUPTION STRANGLEHOLD
Moreover, when a government is totally immersed in activities that affect people’s daily lives, it leads
