The Airline That Stopped Bleeding – and Started Thinking
Much respected Sarath Ganegoda urged to stay on by State. “Bureaucracy can be fixed” There are moments in public enterprise…
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Sri Lanka Fuel Prices Remain Discounted Despite Global Energy Crisis
Petrol 95 should be Rs. 420 per Litre whilst Super Diesel Should be more than Rs. 400 per Litre Sri…
TRUMP and IRAN Draw Others in as War Escalates
A full-blown military confrontation has erupted involving the United States and Israel against Iran, significantly widening beyond initial airstrikes. The…
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…
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…
