YOUTH FORUM
The ‘good’ refers to Sri Lanka’s natural beauty, friendly and helpful people, strategic geographical
BOOKRACK
The world looks wobbly. From Brazil to Italy, more populists are in power. The global economy is more fragile than it was a year ago
THE ROVING DIPLOMAT
The stumbling peace process in the troubled Middle East is taking centre stage in world affairs with odd redeeming gestures such as
DIPLOMATIC MISSION
Three and a half years into her posting in Sri Lanka, Dutch ambassador Joanne Doornewaard reflects on her tenure with joy. She has
EXECUTIVE HEALTH
A recent research study titled ‘Determinants of Uncontrolled Hypertension in Rural Communities in South Asia – Bangladesh, Pakistan
LIFE
Dinithi de Silva Wickramanayake in conversation with Ruwandi Perera
YOUTH FORUM
The ‘good’ is Sri Lanka’s natural beauty – from our mountains to rivers, waterfalls and beaches. Sri Lanka has it all and this is our
BOOKRACK
Two individuals dominated the 20th century with their example of nonviolence when battling states that were armed to the teeth.
THE ROVING DIPLOMAT
In East Asia, a new dawn is breaking with successful peace talks between the two Koreas, and a keynote meeting between European
DIPLOMATIC MISSION
The picturesque islands of the Republic of Seychelles are home to the smallest population of any sovereign African nation but have the highest
EXECUTIVE HEALTH
Recently, I watched British celebrity chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s intriguing BBC documentary ‘Hugh’s Fat Fight’ describing his
LIFE
Chamindri Hemachandra In conversation with Ruwandi Perera
YOUTH FORUM
Political instability is a major challenge, which leads to economic instability and a higher cost of living
BOOKRACK
I have never read a book where the author gets to the point using only 17 words in the title (plus a subtitle of four words). But Lalith de Mel
THE ROVING DIPLOMAT
The international scene is witnessing a paradoxical juxtaposition of the dawn of peace in one region and gathering of war clouds in another
EXECUTIVE HEALTH
Recently, I read a thought-provoking book titled ‘The 100-Year Life: Living and Working in an
LIFE
Hasrath Munasinghe in conversation with Ruwandi Perera
YOUTH FORUM
Our island is home to diverse cultures, languages, ethnicities, nature, history and cuisine. But politicians both
BOOKRACK
As I was crossing the road one day, a car screeched to a halt on a zebra crossing. I was annoyed so I tapped on the window of the vehicle and wagged my finger
THE ROVING DIPLOMAT
The Commonwealth’s finance ministers have been concerned about the limited progress in writing off indebtedness and the need for measures
