When missiles fly in the Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz becomes the world’s most nervous waterway. Roughly 20% of global oil supply moves through that narrow corridor […]
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Israeli sources: Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei killed in strikes
Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was killed in Israeli attacks, with U.S. support, on Saturday. He was 86 years old. President Trump announced the […]
“Trump’s controversial “Gaza Riviera” proposal is an immoral and evil plan”
A new report published by the Ayaan Institute argues that Donald Trump’s controversial “Gaza Riviera” proposal is an immoral and evil plan to extract wealth […]
The $150 Billion Scoreboard
Top 10 Sectors to Drive Exports & Jobs If Sri Lanka is to move from roughly $99 billion to $150 billion, sentiment will not get […]
The National Reset
If We Are Serious About a USD 150 Billion Sri Lanka If Sri Lanka is serious about transformation, then we must stop tinkering at the […]
PTA or NOT?
The Principle Versus The Moment The arrest of a former head of Military and State Intelligence Suresh Sallay under the Prevention of Terrorism Act has […]
What have Sri Lanka Cricket’s Administrators really achieved?
It is easy — fashionable even — to blame administrators for every dropped catch and every middle-order collapse. But if we are to be fair, […]
The Easter Files Reopen
Former Military Intelligence Chief, Suresh Sallay Arrested under PTA Nearly six years after the Easter Sunday bombings of 2019, a significant development has shaken the […]
Banking On Recovery
Commercial Bank Crosses Rs. 2 Trillion — What It Really Means In a week dominated by arrests, outrage and cricketing despair, one story quietly signals […]
SHAME, SHAME, SHAME! 11-Year Bond Scam Anniversary. Accountability Awaits. Cover up continues?
27/02/2026 marks eleven years since the Central Bank bond controversy first erupted into public view. Eleven years since trust was shaken. Eleven years since numbers […]
The Arrest of Sri Lanka’s ‘Super Spy’
SIX YEARS LATER — WHY THIS ARREST MATTERS The arrest of the retired former Head of Military Intelligence — who later served as head of […]
Who Runs Sri Lanka Cricket?
Let us stop pretending. Sri Lanka Cricket is not merely a sports body. It is a public trust. It is funded, protected and politically shielded […]
Sri Lanka’s Expanding Economic and Regulatory Landscape
There’s more than sport and protests in the news cycle. Sri Lanka’s economic and regulatory environment is evolving in ways that may have long-term impact. […]
Public Sector Pressures: Customs Protests, Union Pushback and Coal Investigations
Sri Lanka’s public sector is experiencing renewed pressure as multiple stakeholders voice concerns over policy decisions and workplace conditions. Customs officers have launched black armband protests over promotion […]
Cabinet Moves: Housing, Security Regulation and National Programs
Sri Lanka’s Cabinet of Ministers has been active on multiple fronts — signalling policy focus beyond headline politics into structural governance improvements. One of the […]
Sri Lanka Records Over 500,000 Tourist Arrivals – A Return to Form
Sri Lanka’s tourism sector has crossed a symbolic and strategic threshold: more than 500,000 foreign arrivals in 2026. For a nation that endured economic upheaval and […]
Would Oxford Vote the Same way Today?
When a Sri Lankan President Oversaw Britain’s Monarchical Reaffirmation In February 1983, the Oxford Union revisited one of the most controversial motions in its history: […]
British Airways to Colombo: Opportunity – or our old habit of suspicion?
If British Airways resumes flights to Colombo, it will not be out of nostalgia. Global carriers do not reopen long- haul routes for sentiment. They […]