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EDITORIALS

  • Mar- 2020 -
    1 March

    THE BIG PICTURE

    Recently renamed COVID-19 by the WHO, the coronavirus is causing havoc in most parts of the world. Parts of China and some regions

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  • 1 March

    JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE

    The taped conversations of Ranjan Ramanayake with an assortment of persons have provided the general public with an unexpected

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  • 1 March

    IMPEACHMENT SCANDALS

    There were whistleblowers and subpoenas, government leaks and dirty tricks, and an angry president lashing out at his critics. It was

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  • 1 March

    DIGITAL HEALTHCARE

    When did you last consult a doctor or undergo a health screening? How traditional was the process? Did you sit for hours in the doctor’s

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  • 1 March

    ENERGY CRISIS

    Dry weather and power cuts in Sri Lanka… it’s a tale as old as time itself. As the mercury rises in the early part of each year, citizen

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  • 1 March

    STATE OF THE NATION

    The past month proved we live in the best of times, the worst of times. In this ‘tale of two cities,’ there are as many types of citizens

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  • Feb- 2020 -
    1 February

    THE BIG PICTURE

    President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s first two and a half months in high office have been marked by simplicity, a hands-on modus operandi

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  • 1 February

    POWER SHARING

    Sri Lanka’s ethnic majority Sinhalese seemed to have overwhelmingly placed their trust in Gotabaya Rajapaksa at the recent

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  • 1 February

    THE LEARNING CURVE

    The pros and cons of technology is a debate that has persisted for decades. As much as the debate has persisted across generations, the power of this

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  • 1 February

    DIGITAL SECURITY

    This is the month of Independence Day celebrations with patriotism running high across the island. We may even congratulate ourselves for living in an

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