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Opinion

The real issue in Sri Lanka’s tax system is administration, not policy

By Dr. Nadee Dissanayake At the heart of Sri Lanka’s tax debate lies a critical distinction that is often blurred in public discourse:...

Opinion

The real issue in Sri Lanka’s tax system is administration, not policy

By Dr. Nadee Dissanayake At the heart of Sri Lanka’s tax debate lies a critical distinction that is often blurred in public discourse:...

Opinion

Why Sri Lanka needs revised debt restructuring, especially after Ditwah

By Prof. Prasanna Perera The Context Sri Lanka entered an International Monetary Fund (IMF)-supported debt restructuring programme in 2023 following the 2022 sovereign...

News Feature

Postponing education reforms and calling off sathyagraha campaign

The government today (13) announced a decision reached by the Cabinet of Ministers yesterday (12) to postpone the implementation of the proposed education...

Opinion

Accountability yes, personal attacks no: Defending democratic discourse

By Lionel Bopage A single mistake that was in a Grade 6 English textbook has ignited a huge firestorm in Sri Lanka. What...

Opinion

Nonviolence: Sri Lanka’s silent strength

By Dr. Nadee Dissanayake Nonviolence rarely makes the policy headlines, but it quietly drives whether reforms succeed, institutions endure, and societies bounce back. ...

News Feature

Trump Refers to Himself as Venezuela’s ‘Acting President’

After Donald Trump made it clear that the U.S. would “run” Venezuela following the stunning arrest of the Latin American nation’s President, Nicolás...

Opinion

Legacy of failed terror laws

By Lionel Bopage The correct title for the proposed bill mentioned in the first part of this article should be “Protection of the...

News Feature

Chinese Foreign Minister on a brief visit to Sri Lanka

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Sri Lanka this morning (12) on a brief visit during a transit stop en route to...

Opinion

The case for bigger and stronger banks

By Dinesh Weerakkody When the recent cyclone disrupted livelihoods, supply chains, and regional economies, banks were once again expected by those affected to...