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Sri Lanka’s PSTA Debate: Lessons from Global Terrorism
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Sri Lanka’s PSTA Debate: Lessons from Global Terrorism

    A.Jathindra | February 26, 2026

Transnational terrorism continues to cast a long shadow over South Asia, reminding the region that […]

Sri Lanka at a Crossroads: Is the JVP Eyeing Beijing’s Model?
  • Analysis
  • Opinion

Sri Lanka at a Crossroads: Is the JVP Eyeing Beijing’s Model?

    A.Jathindra | January 31, 2026

As Sri Lanka grapples with uncertainty over the long-delayed provincial council elections, a fresh argument […]

Dalai Lama’s Wish Exposes Sri Lanka’s Foreign Policy Dilemma
  • Analysis
  • Opinion

Dalai Lama’s Wish Exposes Sri Lanka’s Foreign Policy Dilemma

    A.Jathindra | January 26, 2026

The Dalai Lama’s unfulfilled wish to visit Sri Lanka lays bare how Beijing’s shadow constrains […]

Adani’s Mannar Project in Sri Lanka: Is the Opposition Unmasked at Last?
  • Analysis
  • Opinion

Adani’s Mannar Project in Sri Lanka: Is the Opposition Unmasked at Last?

    A.Jathindra | January 18, 2026

Development-related environmental debates in Sri Lanka rarely stay rooted in ecology—they are almost always colored […]

Operation Sagar Bandhu in Sri Lanka: A Humanitarian Bridg
  • Opinion

Operation Sagar Bandhu in Sri Lanka: A Humanitarian Bridg

    A.Jathindra | December 1, 2025

“Operation Sagar Bandhu” is the latest term to enter the lexicon of India’s neighbourhood relations. […]

Renewable Energy in Sri Lanka: Is China Set to Return?
  • Analysis
  • Opinion

Renewable Energy in Sri Lanka: Is China Set to Return?

    A.Jathindra | October 22, 2025

Fresh tenders are expected to be called for the two renewable energy projects that were […]

On Reconciliation: Listening to India Is Always Good for Sri Lanka
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  • podcast

On Reconciliation: Listening to India Is Always Good for Sri Lanka

    A.Jathindra | September 22, 2025

As speculation swirls over whether Sri Lanka’s National People’s Power (NPP) government will hold provincial […]

India-U.S. Discord: A Boon for China?
  • Opinion

India-U.S. Discord: A Boon for China?

    CSST | August 7, 2025

U.S.-India relations are showing signs of strain after Washington imposed new tariffs on India in […]

The Weaponization of Aid by Hamas, with UN Complicity
  • Opinion

The Weaponization of Aid by Hamas, with UN Complicity

    Guy Nir, Spokesperson of Israel to Sri Lanka | July 27, 2025

Across Gaza, humanitarian aid is desperately needed. Yet for far too long, international assistance has […]

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Taiwan contingency would inevitably lead to a severe worsening of Japan-China relations -An Exclusive Interview with Daiju Wada

    A.Jathindra | August 24, 2026

Amid intensifying geopolitical tensions, some analysts suggest that China–Japan relations have entered their most difficult phase since normalization in 1972. From your perspective, how would you evaluate the current situation?…

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India, Africa, and the Making of a Post-Hegemonic Maritime Order

    Dr. Yashwant Singh  | August 19, 2026

Every era of global disorder produces its own vocabulary of anxiety. Ours speaks of “de-risking,” “friend-shoring,” and “multipolarity” - terms that describe fragmentation without offering a theory of order. Europe…

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  • Opinion

The Chabad House and Hatred in Hiriketiya: A Test of Sri Lanka’s Pluralism

    Soraya M. Deen | August 19, 2026

On one of my visits to Jerusalem, I stood during prayer time and heard the beautiful cacophony of the Muslim call to prayer rising from mosques around me. There are…

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  • Analysis

Water Before Rail: Sequencing India’s Eurasian Connectivity

    Dr. Yashwant Singh | August 15, 2026

In August 2026, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin said Moscow should examine railway routes to the Indian Ocean and India, citing risks around the Bosphorus and Strait of Hormuz.…

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Some Remarks on  Israel’s Indo-Pacific Strategy: Potentials and Challenges

    Dr Punsara Amarasinghe | August 14, 2026

The German general and geopolitician Karl Haushofer first coined and conceptualized the term "Indo-Pacific" (Indopazifischer Raum) in the 1920s. He argued that the global balance of power would shift from…

The “Mecca Pact”: India’s Strategic Choices in an Age of Proxy War and Realignment

    Dr. Yashwant Singh | August 9, 2026

How New Delhi can raise the costs of cross-border terrorism without walking into an escalation trap, and why a geopolitically complete answer has to include the Eastern Mediterranean, not just…

China’s Desire to Find a Strong Naval Foothold in the Indian Ocean Is Quite Real:Former Ambassador Anil Trigunayat

    August 3, 2026

Historically, ties between India and Sri Lanka have been described as “special” and consistently high on the bilateral agenda. Yet, recurring challenges have at times clouded the relationship. In Sri…

The Hangor Moment: What Pakistan’s New Submarine Really Signals About China

    Dr. Yashwant Singh | July 30, 2026

Pakistan’s navy crossed a real threshold in 2026. The headline event, a submarine commissioning in China, is the least interesting part of the story. The more consequential one is a…

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