EDITORIALS
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Jul- 2026 -30 July
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30 July
THE WATER FOOTPRINT
AI has sparked a global race to build faster chips, larger data centres
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30 July
THE BIG PICTURE
The front pages of newspapers circulating around our paradise nearly lost tell a story of a nation in distress, battling multiple stressors
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29 July
ENERGY OUTLOOK
Every time oil prices surge, the consequences travel beyond petrol stations. They are felt on factory floors in Vietnam, in tea estates in Sri Lanka
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29 July
THE LEARNING CURVE
Considered to have been the defining personality trait of Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein, intuition has been historically known as a divine gift
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Jun- 2026 -24 June
THE BIG PICTURE
AI BOOM OR BUST? When the leader of the catholic world – 1.4 billion people or 17% of the global population
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24 June
STATE OF THE NATION
Sri Lanka’s national pastime – besides cricket, complaining bitterly and queuing for fuel – is recovering from one national disaster after another
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24 June
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
Sri Lanka’s economic recovery may look reasonably good on paper but the reality on the ground is stark, with inflation appearing to have been only temporarily contained
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23 June
FINANCIAL FRAUD
NO LONGER BANKING ON TRUST? Fazmina Imamudeen dissects the incidence of financial scams at home and away Across the world, financial scams have undergone a major transformation. It’s no longer…
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22 June
THE LEARNING CURVE
EDUCATION GOES BEYOND AGE Ruwandi Perera explains why gaining knowledge is an ageless process today As an educator among other things, I’ve met two sets of students: those who say…
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