EDITORIALS
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Jun- 2022 -1 June
STATE OF THE NATION
Sri Lanka seemed to be on the cusp of sweeping change recently when the unthinkable happened. The state – in the person and
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1 June
NATIONAL RECONCILIATION
Public opinion against the government and its leadership took a turn for the worse with the economic crisis began to be felt since
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1 June
FOOD SECURITY
Due to the rapidly rising cost of global commodities, and their direct and indirect impact on domestic prices, depreciation of the rupee
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May- 2022 -31 May
REPRODUCTIVE TECH
The UN has marked 1 June as ‘Global Day of Parents’ to honour mothers and fathers, and the sacrifices they make to raise and mould
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31 May
PHILIPPINES ELECTION
The presumptive president-elect of the Philippines is the son of former President Ferdinand Marcos who was ousted by a people
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5 May
THE BIG PICTURE
The hundreds of protests around our precious island in early April culminated in a poignant and peaceful show of strength during
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5 May
STATE OF THE NATION
Sri Lanka has not seen anything like it. There were civil rights protests in the past and important cricket matches are often
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5 May
PEOPLE POWER
In 2011, the world witnessed the rise of hundreds of thousands of protesters congregating in Tahrir Square in Egypt to dethrone their
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5 May
IMRAN KHAN OUSTER
When Imran Khan was ousted as prime minister shortly after midnight on 10 April, he made history in Pakistan as the first premier to
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3 May
PRESS FREEDOM
Before the French Revolution, France was divided into three estates of the realm – clergy, nobility and commoners. A few centuries
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