EDITORIALS
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STATE OF THE NATION
If June would be the ‘month of brides,’ 2019 was supposed to be one long honeymoon for Sri Lanka. Named Lonely Planet’s place to be this year
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CYBER CRUSADERS
Thirty years ago, China witnessed one of its darkest hours in history – the ‘June 4th Incident’ – when over 10,000 civilians are believed to have met their deaths at…
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THE BIG PICTURE
Conspiracy theories have spread like wildfire in the aftermath of the cowardly acts of 21 April when terrorists who can best be described
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EASTER SUNDAY AFTERMATH
A nation at peace. Its people on holiday. The security establishment in slumber land
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THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY
A year’s worth of trash that fits in a single Mason jar… this seems to be the promise that popular international advocates of the
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
It seems that there’s an app for everything and every form of paranoia. With the lines blurring between
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THE UN RESOLUTION
The latest UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) resolution on Sri Lanka (40/1 of March 2019) was a rollover of 30/1 of 2015. This extension contains an appreciation
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DIGITALISATION DILEMMA
MAYDAY CALL FOR LABOUR? Ruwandi Perera explores how humans can thrive even in the age of robots! Red flags, banners and endless parades celebrating the joys of employment above all…
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STATE OF THE NATION
It takes sincere intentionto transform simple politics into good governance. There’s an art or science, or an elusive alchemy of the two, which has escaped
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THE BIG PICTURE
“With public debt at over 90 percent of GDP, large refinancing needs and low reserve buffers, a prudent policy mix is necessary. Sustaining
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