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Russia and the European Union Continue Transition to Wartime Economies

August 5, 2022
Russia

Having declared victory over the “economic blitzkrieg” of Western sanctions in March, Russian President Vladimir Putin must contend with continued Western financial support to Ukraine as it combats Russian forces. In addition,

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Ceylon Chamber Cheers President’s Call to Form All-Party Government

August 4, 2022
Business

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce welcomes the call by President Ranil Wickremesinghe to initiate the formation of an All-Party Government, as a concerted and united effort is necessary to address the current

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No Farmers, No Food, No Life

August 3, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The world is now facing a man-made food catastrophe. It is reaching crisis levels. Current policies in many parts of the world place a priority on climate change for realizing a green

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Chile’s Lithium Provides Profit to the Billionaires But Exhausts the Land and the People

July 30, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Atacama salt flat in northern Chile, which stretches 1,200 square miles, is the largest source of lithium in the world. We are standing on a bluff, looking over la gran fosa,

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Sri Lanka: Tragedy of a Donor Darling

July 27, 2022
Business

A tragedy is unfolding in Sri Lanka. Citizens must queue for food and pharmaceuticals, vehicle owners cannot fill their tanks, and there have been rolling power outages. The economy is paralyzed, and

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The End of Western Civilization

July 22, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Paper presented on July 11, 2022 to The Ninth South-South Forum on Sustainability. The greatest challenge facing societies has always been how to conduct trade and credit without letting merchants and creditors

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Sri Lanka: On our Accidental President

July 21, 2022
Editorials

Congratulations; Mr Accidental President! A tough journey, isn’t it? Mr Ranil Wickremesinghe’s dream came true. But congratulatory messages from friends, so-called friends and foes beyond the island are yet to pour in.

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Sri Lanka: Plot to Arrest Gota

July 18, 2022
Editorials

Many have failed to grasp the reality of this geopolitical game and the dangers small states may face, and many warnings have been dismissed as empty conspiracy rhetoric. The sophisticated plot is

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The Axes of Leadership

July 15, 2022
New Books

Following excerpts adapted from the author’s most recent book, The Leadership, published by Penguin Random House Any society, whatever its political system, is perpetually in transit between a past that forms its

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Joint Chambers seek smooth transition of power in accordance with constitution

July 11, 2022
Business

Joint Chambers welcome the announcements made by the President that he will resign on the 13th of July respecting the wishes of the citizens and the Prime Minister’s willingness to resign once

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Stop Fighting like Kilkenny Cats to Regain Sri Lanka

June 18, 2022
Interviews

“Dr. Singh allowed me to formulate all taxation reforms and I worked them out with some brilliant officers of the Indian Revenue Service,” he recalled when I asked about the secrets behind

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Sri Lanka: Questions Yet to Answer on Hejaaz Affair

September 24, 2021
Defence

by Our Defence Correspondent The arrest and detention of Hejaaz Hizbullah a lawyer with multiple talents and designations has sparked a debate between local and foreign organizations. During the sessions of the

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Sri Lanka: Hejaaz Hizbullah – Unclothing True Face of an Adulterous Wolf

September 18, 2021
Defence

by Our Defence Correspondent It is a well-known fact that Sri Lankans were among those who joined Islamic State (IS) after the open invitation by its slain honcho Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Following

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Selvarasa Pathmanathan alias KP speaks after years of silence

April 6, 2021
Interviews

The story of a man who transformed his life to shelter and educate hundreds of kids affected during armed conflict and due to social disparity in Sri Lanka. He is widely known

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Sanctions are bringing suffering and death – UN Special Rapporteur

August 18, 2020
Interviews

The use of economic sanctions has throughout history been an integral component of the foreign policy of most nation-states. As a blunt tool of diplomacy, the concept of sanctions has been around

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