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The policy blunders by the Sri Lankan state have adversely affected the food security of the country.
Is there an external hand in Sri Lanka’s internal crisis?
As the “debt-trap” criticism intensifies, Chinese commentators have proposed their own counternarrative on the Sri Lankan debt crisis
Sri Lankan leadership seems wanting to take on the West, not on facts and details, as listed out by the OHCHR but on ‘core principles’
After the declaration of a food emergency, the island nation must navigate a tricky situtaiton
In working out the constitutional changes in terms of division of powers between the President and Parliament, represented purportedly by the Prime Mi
President Rajapaksa has now chosen the local audience and delivered the message/threat personally — from the highest levels of the Sri Lankan state.
With Geopolitical Cold War 2.0 and domestic economic strain, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has the two daunting challenges ahead of him. He would have
The structure of the international system and balance of power tend to limit the foreign policy choices of smaller states. But we are now living in a
There is little or no excitement in global capitals over the Sri Lankan presidential polls this time, unlike during the last three elections of 2005,
New Delhi can lend a helping hand as a responsible neighbour, but Sri Lanka’s future rests on its political establishment responding adequately to the people’s aspirations
We can’t match China’s financial heft but we can leverage our cultural connect with Sri Lanka to strengthen ties
There is no doubt that International Monetary Fund (IMF) loans often come with a set of conditionalities that most countries find unfavourable to implement. With its ongoing economic crisis and complex multilateral debt negotiations between creditor nations, Sri Lanka is no exception.
A closer look at what Sri Lanka’s recent election results may mean for ties between New Delhi and Colombo.
