By Chanakya Sri Lanka’s state-owned enterprise (SOE) sector has reportedly delivered a mixed verdict in 2025. At first glance, the headline appears disappointing:...
ByMGJune 8, 2026By Col R Hariharan Tamil Nadu politics is very closely followed in Sri Lanka. Of course, this is to be expected given the...
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ByMGJune 5, 2026By Rohan Samarajiva Everyone likes low prices, especially for the intermediate goods that are petrol and diesel. They are called intermediate because they...
ByMGJune 4, 2026By Chanakya Few political promises in Sri Lanka’s post-independence history have been repeated as often, and broken as consistently, as the pledge to...
ByMGJune 3, 2026By Milinda Moragoda A friend of mine in Bengaluru recently made a remark that stayed with me. Sri Lankan governments constantly speak about...
ByMGJune 2, 2026By Chanakya The renewed push for long-delayed provincial council elections is no longer just a procedural or constitutional discussion. It is fast becoming...
ByMGJune 1, 2026By Krishantha Prasad Cooray A little over two years ago, I received an email from D. B. S. Jeyaraj. He admonished me for...
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