In the face of uncertainties surrounding the future operations of the United States Agency for […]
Author: A Jathindra
Islamic Extremism in Sri Lanka: A Rising Threat to South Asian Security
Since the onset of Israel’s war on Hamas, the first incident of Israeli tourists facing […]
Sri Lanka’s northern fishermen finding themselves ensnared in the growing geopolitical rivalry throughout the Indian Ocean
“We will not allow ourselves to be used against India – we will get help […]
Sri Lanka’s Political Shift: Future Possibilities of The Red Alliance and Its Implications
For the first time in Sri Lanka’s political history, a party with a red hue […]
Handling Troubled Waters: Colombo Needs a Fresh Perspective
Katchatheevu, once dismissed by Indira Gandhi as a “sheer rock with no strategic significance,” has […]
NPP’s blundering foreign policy
It is nothing new that Sri Lanka’s foreign policy direction is flawed and inconsistent, but […]
Is JVP-led government seeking to terminate the Indo-Lanka Accord?
The Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), which viewed India as a foe and until recently held […]
Is the idea of a nuclear power plant in Sri Lanka an invitation to another “Debt Trap”?
A few environmentalists, including the Bishop of the Diocese of Mannar, filed a fundamental rights […]
Sri Lanka’s coming presidential election has implications for region; India better watch out
Recently, Maldivian President Muizzu, widely perceived as being pro-Chinese, won a landslide victory in the […]