When One Door Closes
In a world crowded with complexities, it is sometimes the simplest truths that matter most. There comes a moment when…
Category: OPINIONS
Government Does Come with a Limited Warranty
From digital nomads and diminishing tourist stays to overcrowded prisons and repeated outbreaks of unrest, governing requires looking at the…
The Duty to ACT
Yesterday’s judgment against former Defence Secretary Hemasiri Fernando and former Inspector General of Police Pujith Jayasundera will undoubtedly be remembered…
What Happens Next?
Appeals, legal process and why yesterday’s death sentences are not the final chapter COLOMBO, Saturday – Although former Defence Secretary…
Changing Retirement Ages of Judges – Not an Easy Task, Several Issues
Changing the retirement age of judges of the Superior Courts is not simply a question of extending careers. It is…
Nishan Sumanadeera: A Story of Endurance, Leadership, and Unwavering Determination
Success, whether in business or sport, is rarely defined by a single achievement. It is built through resilience, discipline, strategic…
Derivative Action Against NDB Raises Serious Questions Over Maintainability Before Commercial High Court
The derivative action filed against National Development Bank PLC (“NDB”), its Board of Directors and external auditors Ernst & Young has now evolved into…
AKD & Co: Ideologically Left in Origin, but Operationally Pragmatic-Centrist with IMF-Constrained Economic Governance
The most accurate description of the present National People’s Power / AKD administration is probably this: Ideologically left-origin, but operationally…
Why Asanga Seneviratne may be the right person for National Olympic Committee of Sri Lanka now
The Olympian race is on with one sport administrator in the lead Sport in Sri Lanka today does not merely…
“Walk for Peace” or Animal Cruelty? Aloka Controversy Explodes
The proposed “Walk for Peace” in Sri Lanka, scheduled from April 21 to April 28, 2026, is not a symbolic…
