EDITORIALS
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Apr- 2017 -1 April
STATE OF THE NATION
In global politics, good speeches often unlock international goodwill. Good press about political presentations
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1 April
TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE
Sri Lanka faces the challenge of convincing the world that it has put the war behind it and is dealing effectively with the consequences of the conflict
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1 April
THE RICE CRUNCH
Asia is often referred to as ‘the rice bowl of the world’ with nine of the leading 10 rice-producing countries being from the region – with China at
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1 April
DICTATORS’ BOOKLIST
I’m not sure what books Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is supposed to have read while he was in medical school
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Mar- 2017 -1 March
COALITION POLITICS
The formation of the National Unity Government in the aftermath of Maithripala Sirisena’s victory at the January 2015 presidential election generated hopes of
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1 March
VIDEO GAMING
Anyone who has ever sped through an underground racetrack on Need for Speed driving a Lamborghini Murciélago knows the rush
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1 March
CONSPIRACY THEORIES
I’ve always wondered who invents conspiracy theories. Most people I meet – with a few exceptions from Facebook, of course
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1 March
DIGITAL CURRENCY
By now many in the corporate world would be familiar with the term ‘bitcoin’ and how its value reached a three-year high in January. After all, digital
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Feb- 2017 -1 February
THE BIG PICTURE
The inauguration of the President of the United States of America who invariably assumes the mantle of the most powerful person
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1 February
STATE OF THE NATION
As the republic rings in another Independence Day, we would do well to count the cost of our freedom. In the mists of time
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