Sri Lanka’s coal story never travels alone. It travels with allegations. It travels with procurement questions. And now, it travels with ash. In recent weeks, […]
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Cancelled at Oxford? or Afraid of the Questions?
It appears that invitations extended to Namal Rajapaksa to speak at the Oxford Union and at Cambridge have been withdrawn following objections from sections of […]
SLAF Fleet Modernisation – Security need or Strategic signal?
The Sri Lanka Air Force has moved ahead with multi- billion-rupee fleet modernisation plans. On paper, this is routine: ageing aircraft require replacement; defence readiness […]
Sri Lankan Lawmakers Scrap Pensions – Reform or Populism?
In a sweeping and unexpected parliamentary move, Sri Lankan legislators voted overwhelmingly to abolish their own pensions — a reform that seemed almost theatrical in […]
Buddhist Monks Rally in Colombo – A Quiet Movement with Loud Message
In Colombo last Friday, hundreds of Buddhist monks took to the streets — not with violence, not with slogans of upheaval, but with a calm, […]
SriLankan Airline – Real Reason Australia Route wasn’t Expanded
Airline Profit was There, Capacity Wasn’t. Was this Mechanical Reality? For weeks, the public narrative has been simple and explosive: SriLankan Airlines was operating a […]
Why Aircraft Utilisation Can Make or Break a Long-Haul Airline
In commercial aviation, aircraft utilisation is one of the most critical performance indicators. It refers to the number of hours per day an aircraft is […]
Coal Fails. Lights at Risk
Government Rushes to AG as Tender Scandal Deepens Sri Lanka may be staring at the possibility of another power crisis – not because of drought, […]
Ravi K demands ‘Reserve’ Truth
Government Asks for Two Weeks Sri Lanka’s Gross Official Reserves are back in the headlines — and this time the questions are technical, direct, and […]
SUPER 8 Reality Check: Talent is not Strategy
Sri Lanka’s defeat to England at Pallekele was not dramatic. It was diagnostic. This was not a bad day. It was a revealing one. At […]
Singer, Starlink — and a Chairman Who Thinks in Decades
FROM DIGITAL DIVIDE TO DIGITAL SKY How a Vision for Equal Education Led Singer to Starlink. Big moves rarely begin with hardware.They begin with a […]
SriLankan Airlines – Profitable in the Air. Burdened on the Ground
SriLankan Airlines is flying fuller aircraft. Load factors are up. Passenger numbers have recovered with tourism. Routes are stabilising. Operational discipline has improved compared to […]
Lead, Follow, – or Get out of the Way
There is a pattern forming. And patterns, if ignored, become warnings. Across sectors, we are seeing resignations — not routine retirements, not quiet exits — […]
When Privilege Meets Prosecution
Strip away the titles. Remove the deference. Ignore the choreography of palace language. The real question is brutally simple: Can a man born into monarchy […]
Harsha reminds IMF chief of previous government’s economic gains
Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) MP Harsha de Silva has called for recognition of the previous government’s economic achievements while commenting on Sri Lanka’s IMF programme. […]
Trump’s sweeping global tariffs struck down by US Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court on Friday ruled that President Donald Trump violated federal law when he unilaterally imposed sweeping tariffs across the globe, a striking […]
TRUMP v BBC
$5 Billion, Jan 6, and the Battle Over Editing the Truth London. Miami. Washington. The battlefield is no longer the Capitol steps. It is the […]
Sri Lanka’s Affordability Crisis
Stable, Yes. Affordable, No. Sri Lanka has stabilised. That much is true. The queues are gone. The IMF benchmarks are being ticked. The currency is […]