EDITORIALS
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Apr- 2021 -1 April
STATE OF THE NATION
It’s a bird… it’s a plane – it’s a regional power beating up the sky over a small southerly neighbour. Of course, it was the 70th anniversary of the
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1 April
MYANMAR COUP
On 1 February, much of the world woke up to the news that a military coup had taken place in Myanmar in the early hours of the morning. State Counsellor…
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1 April
JUDICIAL SYSTEM
There was perhaps a miscalculation of Western countries’ waning power in the face of China’s rise, which the outcome of UN Human Rights Council
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Mar- 2021 -4 March
THE BIG PICTURE
In a recent interview published in the Sunday Times, the Country Representative of the WHO Dr. Razia Pendse explained that while
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4 March
STATE OF THE NATION
It’s the silly season all over again. Not ‘Christmas’ when sales and spirits hamstring common sense or even the second wave of
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4 March
SINO-US RELATIONS
While President Joe Biden is battling the COVID-19 crisis, domestic terrorism and a divided people at home, his actions overseas
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4 March
NATIONAL RECONCILIATION
When the government declared its intention to withdraw from Sri Lanka’s co-sponsorship of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) Resolution
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Feb- 2021 -3 February
STATE OF THE NATION
The newly independent former crown colony of Ceylon got off to a sterling start 73 years ago. Despite being plundered
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3 February
FOREIGN POLICY
With challenges mounting by the day, the government needs to move in the direction of more inclusivity in both domestic and foreign policy.
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1 February
THE BIG PICTURE
The widely quoted tweet by global financier Nathaniel Rothschild who visited Sri Lanka in January may be what the doctor ordered
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