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Perception Vs. Performance: Sri Lanka’s shift to governance through narratives

By Vox Civis Sri Lanka’s political history has always been shaped as much by perception as by performance. Governments rise on waves of...

News Feature

Proposed NGO Bill sparks concerns over civil society oversight and democratic freedoms

By The Pulseline News Desk A proposed law to regulate non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has triggered fresh debate over the future of civil society...

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Warning issued over Aswesuma scam calls targeting beneficiaries

By The Pulseline News Desk The Welfare Benefits Board has issued a strong public warning following reports that fraudsters are targeting Aswesuma beneficiaries...

Opinion

India-China engagement key to a stable Asian century: Resist unrealistic expectations of trust

By Milinda Moragoda For countries across Asia, the evolution of India-China relations is not an abstract geopolitical question. It is directly linked to...

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Sri Lanka calls for stronger BIMSTEC security cooperation to tackle regional threats

By The Pulseline News Desk Sri Lanka has called for deeper regional cooperation to address evolving security challenges in the Bay of Bengal,...

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Prison reforms in focus as President meets officials; Sajith pays tribute to slain prison officer

By The Pulseline News Desk The fallout from the recent unrest at Negombo Prison continued to dominate the national agenda, with President Anura...

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Constitutional reform remains Sri Lanka’s unfinished business, says Saliya Pieris

By The Pulseline News Desk Constitutional reform remains Sri Lanka’s greatest unfinished democratic project, President’s Counsel Saliya Pieris said, warning that repeated failures...

Opinion

Judicial independence under threat

Scholars and international bodies oppose ad hoc extension of judges’ retirement age By Sudarshana Gunawardana Strong voices from Sri Lanka’s legal academia and...

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Chemmani Siththupaththi excavations resume as discovery of children’s remains deepens calls for truth

By The Pulseline News Desk Excavations at the Chemmani Siththupaththi mass grave in Jaffna resumed on Tuesday (15) after a three-week suspension, with...