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Sri Lanka Guardian Essays - Page 55

In-depth essays and research articles exploring contemporary social, political, and economic topics.

November 15, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

When the Aviation System Fails

The Drake Framework The grounding of aircraft across the United States on 13 November 2026 provides an important occasion to examine the vulnerability of international civil aviation through an application of Frank

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Global Left’s Mood of Resignation Must Be Lifted

Earlier this year, the axis of politics appeared to favour the far right of a special type and its hyper-imperialist ambitions. The United States, led by President Donald Trump, conducted a blitzkrieg against Venezuela, abducted its president Nicolás Maduro and

November 14, 2026

The Enemy at Home

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Power does not rest in the Congress. It does not rest in the courts. It does not even rest in the imperial presidency. It

Who Is Pushing China Out of Colombo Port?

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

China Merchants Port Holdings withdrew from its US$392 million South Asia Commercial and Logistics Hub (SACLH) project at the Colombo Port last month. The

Exclusive: Reaffirming our Unswervingly Stand with Sri Lanka

September 29, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Following excerpts adapted from the speech by the author as the President of the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) at the event celebrates the 73rd Anniversary of the

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Without Culture, Freedom Is Impossible

September 24, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In 2002, Cuba’s President Fidel Castro Ruz visited the country’s National Ballet School to inaugurate the 18th Havana International Ballet Festival. Founded in 1948 by the prima ballerina assoluta Alicia Alonso (1920–2019), the school struggled

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The CIA is not your friend

September 20, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Better that right counsels be known to enemies than that the evil secrets of tyrants should be concealed from the citizens. They who can treat secretly of the affairs of a nation

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Mendaciousness of Monarchy

September 16, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

No institution helps obscure the crimes of empire and buttress class rule and white supremacy as effectively as the British monarchy. The fawning adulation of Queen Elizabeth in the United States, which fought

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Was Gorbachev a failure?

September 14, 2022
Diplomacy/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones.” (William Shakespeare) Mikhail Gorbachev’s passing away on 30th August has compelled observers around the world to

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What Sri Lanka Can Learn From Thatcher’s Legacy

September 13, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In 1979 Margaret Thatcher became prime minister. She had studied the writings of the classical liberal economist Friedrich Hayek, and being impressed by his criticisms of welfare state socialism she put his

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Are these floods in Pakistan an ‘act of God’?

September 9, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Calamities are familiar to the people of Pakistan who have struggled through several catastrophic earthquakes, including those in 2005, 2013, and 2015 (to name the most damaging), as well as the horrendous

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Public Centric Police: How to Get There?

September 4, 2022
Defence/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In every civilised society, a police system exists for the common good of the community. World over, the primary duty of any Police Force is the prevention and the detection of crime

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Sri Lanka: Costs of Sinhala Hegemony

September 2, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Government should have reduced expenditure at a time of severe economic crisis that we undergo presently rather than raising it further while the public suffers from high inflation rates. If benefits

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Sri Lanka Crisis – why people get on boats

August 30, 2022
Human Rights/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

If you asked most Australians to tell you about the current situation in Sri Lanka, you might hear that the schools had to close because there were no supplies and that the

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Sri Lanka:  Anatomy of Baleful Crisis

August 27, 2022
Politics/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The following article is based on the keynote address by the author at the recent seminar titled, The Conundrum of an island: Sri Lanka – Present Crisis, Geo-Political Challenges and Way Ahead,

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Future of Islamist Terrorism in South Asia

August 24, 2022
Defence/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Time turns a page to mark a year since the re-emergence of the Taliban in Afghanistan through the colossal failure of the Biden administration’s botched military withdrawal. The threat that the Taliban

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Sri Lanka: Towards a political vision combining social justice and pluralism

August 23, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The post-war Sri Lankan state’s inability to fulfil the demands of global finance capital has devastated the lives of millions of Sri Lankans. This is a country where we see the socio-economic

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Sri Lanka: Ramifications of Nation Rebuilding

August 17, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

A nation is a community of people formed into one state in a particular territory based on shared features such as language, history, ethnicity, culture, or a combination of one or several

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Pakistan at 75: Jinnah’s Legacy in Perspective

August 15, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

We start, though one never should, with an alternative universe: imagine if Gandhi didn’t really want freedom for India. Go further afield: imagine if Churchill didn’t want to win the war. Or

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