Year: 2026
Who guards the Guardians?
When the State becomes the Party By Vox Civis There are moments in a nation’s life when a warning must be heeded not...
14 spots up, but corruption still runs deep
By Madhusha Thavapalakumar Sri Lanka has climbed 14 spots in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), inching its score from 32 to 35...
Security and freedom: Counter terrorism legislation in Sri Lanka
By Professor G. L. Peiris Civilisations since the dawn of history have engaged in search for the right balance between security and liberty...
Rebuilding Sri Lanka’s farming after Ditwah: A reform agenda, not a repair job
By Vimlendra Sharan Three months after Cyclone Ditwah swept across Sri Lanka in late November 2025, the headlines have moved on. In many...
Privilege dressed as policy
There are few symbols more telling of Sri Lanka’s uneasy relationship with reform than the duty-free vehicle permit. It began decades ago as...
Railways looking at addressing the human-elephant conflict
Sri Lanka Railways, which has been exploring solutions to resolve the increasing number of elephants being knocked down by trains, have commenced installing...
Supreme Court issues notice on former Presidents
The Supreme Court has ordered that notices be issued to several former and current state officials in connection with a Fundamental Rights petition...
AKD meets estate workers as Jeevan slams Govt over wage agreement
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake (AKD) yesterday (11) met with plantation workers in the Nuwara Eliya district and held a cordial discussion with community...
Re-opening school after military handover
Teaching activities at the Ramakrishna Mission school in Batticaloa resumed on Tuesday (10), following the handover of the grounds back for educational purposes. ...
Sri Lanka prepares to re-apply for EU’s GSP trade facility
Sri Lanka has recently expressed interest in re-applying for the European Union’s (EU’s) GSP trade facility during a meeting between Foreign Minister Vijitha...
