Fuel Fear Returns – Memory moves Faster than Tankers
The queues are not long. But they are visible. Across parts of Colombo and the suburbs, motorists lined up this…
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Lawyers’ Strike
Sri Lanka’s lawyers decided to strike as a collective protest against the brutal daylight killing of an Attorney-at-Law and his…
Europe’s Trade Warning to Sri Lanka Carries a Familiar Message: Reform or Risk Losing GSP+ Privilege
Colombo, Sri Lanka — In the quiet language of diplomacy, the message from the European Union to Sri Lanka was…
When the State Lost Control: The Murder That Defined May 2022
Twelve to the Gallows. But May 9 Was Bigger Than a Mob. Justice has now spoken. The High Court has…
Watergate Ended. The Bond Scam Did Not. That Is the Difference.
On 27 February 2015, Sri Lanka’s financial system suffered a wound from which it has never properly recovered. Eleven years…
One Government, Two Instincts: Inside the NPP’s Quiet Fault Line
The question is now being asked — quietly in corridors, cautiously in public, and increasingly loudly among supporters: is the…
Starmer’s Problem Is No Longer Mandelson. It’s Judgment
British politics is ruthless not because it enjoys scandal, but because it has a long memory for judgment failures. The…
Sigiriya Leads the Way in Sustainable Tourism
At a time when tourism often tests the limits of heritage and habitat, Sigiriya offers a counter-argument: that conservation and…
Independence Day 2026 – an analysis of opinion
The Speech Was Calm. The Country Is Not Convinced.** NEWSLINE – The Daily by Faraz Questioning the Answers Sri Lanka…
Plastic Nation: Supermarkets Sell It, We Live With It
Sri Lanka’s plastic problem is not a mystery. It’s a business model. We buy convenience in thin-film form: bags, cups,…