EDITORIALS
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Jul- 2019 -1 July
STATE OF THE NATION
There’s something about Fridays and executive actions. It spans the gamut from arrogantly sacking parliament to arrogating the state printer
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1 July
LEADERSHIP LACUNAE
For the past 10 years, the government has dealt with concerns over political grievances and human rights violations
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1 July
SOCIAL MEDIA CONUNDRUM
How long could you survive without complaining or feeling down if you were to embark on a ‘social media fast’? Humans are social
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Jun- 2019 -30 June
ANTITERRORISM AGENDAS
Sri Lanka recorded another dark chapter in its history on 21 April when suicide bombers targeted eight locations in the island – and the ensuing days
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1 June
THE BIG PICTURE
A highly respected businessman who has made a habit of calling a spade a spade over the decades wrote in a Guest Column in
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1 June
COUNTERTERRORISM STRATEGY
The sudden deterioration of Sri Lanka’s security situation has come as a shock to citizens as well as the international community
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1 June
TOURISM REVIVAL
Sri Lanka’s tourism industry is reeling from the effects of the Easter Sunday attacks, which targeted several places of worship as well as prominent hotels
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1 June
FAKING IT ON FACEBOOK
I’ve had it with Facebook! In March, I decided to quit the first social network I joined in July 2007, and my main reasons revolved
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1 June
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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1 June
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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