In moments of national tragedy, language matters. Words like ‘rebuilding,’ ‘solidarity,’ and ‘national effort’ carry emotional weight. They appeal to collective memory, shared...
ByMGMarch 2, 2026By Vox Civis It was the late J. R. Jayewardene who once observed with characteristic cynicism, that socialism tends to last only until...
ByMGFebruary 28, 2026Sri Lanka has restored a degree of fiscal order, yet the structure of taxation reveals an imbalance that cannot be ignored if economic...
ByMGFebruary 28, 2026By Buddhika Samaraweera Sri Lanka’s 2024 Presidential and Parliamentary Elections took place in an information environment that, at first glance, appeared familiar. Social...
ByMGFebruary 28, 2026By Rohan Samarajiva It appears that the latest procurement by Lanka Coal caused a direct loss of LKR 7,668.1 million to CEB. This...
ByRohan SamarajivaFebruary 27, 2026By Andrew Patrick From 1 January 2026, the UK implemented reforms to its trade preference scheme, the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS). Sri...
ByMGFebruary 27, 2026The curious case of Namal Rajapaksa and the Cambridge Union By Kusum Wijetilleke Cancel culture is so passé, very 2010, but the de-platforming...
ByKusum WijetillekeFebruary 27, 2026By Kushan Kanishka Kumarasinghe The contemporary world stands at the intersection of two historic crises. The first arises from the internal contradictions of...
ByMGFebruary 26, 2026Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident