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By Cathrine Weerakkody Sri Lanka presents a striking paradox. Women consistently outperform men in higher education, with tertiary enrolment at 23% for...
ByMGApril 15, 2026By Dinouk Colombage “Stop invoking the rules-based international order as though it still functions as advertised. Call it what it is —...
ByDinouk ColombageApril 14, 2026India was not overlooked when the United States chose Pakistan as a facilitator in negotiating the recent two-week ceasefire. It was bypassed—for...
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