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EDITORIALS

  • Apr- 2018 -
    5 April

    THE SRI LANKA STORY

    ““Not even a little water that comes from the rain must flow into the ocean without being made useful to man” – King

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  • 5 April

    TRUMPIAN TWEETS

    President Donald Trump’s tweets fall like rain. Acid rain, mostly. In just 15 months since taking office, he has deployed his Twitter handle

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  • Mar- 2018 -
    1 March

    STATE OF THE NATION

    By the time you read this, another costly election would be done and dusted. Over the losers, no lament is raised by savvier segments of

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  • 1 March

    THE SRI LANKA STORY

    George Bernard Shaw once said that “power does not corrupt men; fools however, if they get into a position of power, corrupt power.” We Sri Lankans have dug

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  • 1 March

    BILATERAL TRADE

    Sri Lankans in general tend to agree that Singapore is a country worth emulating for the economic progress it has achieved

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  • 1 March

    THE THREAT OF PIRACY

    When was the last time you were in a cinema to watch a movie? Do you consider yourself a moviegoer or have you crossed over to the dark side and…

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  • Feb- 2018 -
    8 February

    THE DEBT BURDEN

    “And when a poor, destitute, penniless person, being served notice, does not pay (interest on time), they hound him… being

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  • 1 February

    DIGITAL DATING

    Are you getting ready to be showered with roses and chocolates this Valentine’s Day or will you be the one doing the ‘showering’? Or perhaps you’re

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  • 1 February

    STATE OF THE NATION

    I am penning this piece on Boxing Day. One can’t forget that it also marks the 13th year since the devastating tsunami swept away some 40,000 lives and damaged

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  • 1 February

    MIND MANIPULATION

    Cyberwar was once considered the hostile action of an adversary attempting to take down a country’s services using

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