See Sri Lanka from the view of a Scottish eye as Lizzy Mcghee presents her experiences as a volunteer in The Pearl....
Abolish the Executive Presidency is the popular rhetoric for a new constitution. But also vital is strengthening the rights of the mothers...
Depression is one of those obvious parts of SL society we have chosen to ignore. Discover what one of our own social...
The Enrique show and the subsequent comments by President Sirisena really put Sri Lanka into a polarised debate on culture. This is...
Tis the season of Ho Ho Ho. We are going for a bit of witty satire at the expense of our favorite...
Is it really broken beyond repair? Buddhi analyses the problem and what solutions he sees to the issue at hand, as an...
Let go beyond the popular rhetoric and explore what policy on pension funds is best for us.
Talk about Provident Funds, Pension Funds and the issue of some combined fund has created a confused buzz. Here is an attempt...
France and Russia have a common enemy in the Islamic State. But will it turn into at least an ad-hoc alliance, especially...
A personal story about the importance of sexual education. It is not a panacea but it will contribute to solve a lot...
Rebuilding Syria might not be the first thing on the minds of anyone barring a few. Ending the war is primary. But...
Elephants are a wonder of nature. But the illegal ivory trade, based mainly in the Indian Ocean region, has become an elephant...
The creation of a Colombo centered Western Province Megapolis is central to the PM's economic future of Sri Lanka. But is it...
Part 2 explores the events of the Civil War and the external forces that have influenced it and why Lions must be...
Terrorism and armed conflicts play an integral part in many regions, even in Europe signified by the attacks in Paris. How we...
The Paris shooting was a tragedy. Yes #prayforparis. But lets not forget to pray for the world and the others living and...
Sri Lanka has to tap into the global economy in order to expand her export market. The growth of the country greatly...
Roadside bribery is common in Sri Lanka. It has allowed traffic regulations to be largely ignored. Has this practice created the conditions...
The PM has come up with a new set of economic reforms. While they seem impressive, are they really implementable within Sri...
The UNHRC intervention is justified on universal values, which don't seem to make sense from a identity driven local perspective.
Russia is back in the Middle East in a swashbuckling manner. One can only hope Putin learnt from the Soviet failures.
A former medical student and a future economics student, presents a unique amateur's perspective of economics and its inherent problems.
The Trans Pacific Partnership is a historic free trade agreement between 12 countries. With conclusions of its discussions, now it's time to...
Geopolitics will take an interesting turn over the next few years, especially in areas such as Asia. The changing political dynamics however...
Negative externalities caused by human actions need to be reversed in order preserve this planet, starting from the ozone layer.
Our existential threat requires radical solutions. Climate Friendly Consumerism is just that. Developing countries are best suited to kick start it.
Problems in Europe are not simply European problems. They can set precedents that affect us one day.
Female entrepreneurship is the best way to engage more females in the labour market, increase labour force participation and increase economic vitality.
The dramatic images of the refugee crisis in Europe is evoking strong emotions throughout the world. Even here in Sri Lanka.
Political positions can play a major role in reconciliation. With Geneva around the corner again, this can go a long way.
Nets ignored by fisherman. An issue ignored by us all. And sourced in our mass consumerism.
7% GDP growth is below our potential. The sluggishness might be due to social problems that require immediate attention.
Despite the rapid advances in the knowledge economy, universities still retain a major role in producing the vital human capital.
"Education is vital for development". This statement has been made famous over the years, and Sri Lanka now has the best opportunity...
Sri Lanka cannot to afford to ignore its youth anymore. It is already 20 years behind the rest of the world. Youthful...
An short analysis of Samuel P. Huntington's "Clash of Civilisation" argument about global chaos, 20 years since the publication.
A drive by shooting ? In Colombo? That sounds more like Al Capone in Chicago. Lets not make Colombo the new Chicago....
An analysis of today's conspicuous consumption that is driving society into a total mess of inequality, by an expert sociologist.
The modern great wall isolating China from the hordes isn't visible from space, but its impact is sky high.
Here we attempt to answer the question of what "Good Governance" really means.
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