By By Mahika Khosla When discussing the human security impacts of climate change, climate-induced migration is often viewed as a distant and intangible concern. Despite widespread consensus...
Excerpted from volume ii of the Sarath Amunugama autobiography The writer has included te following article om Muslim politics he published under a pseudonym: “Sometime, late at...
OLD PERADENIYA By Ernest Macintyre INTRODUCTION The Mahaweli River, 335 long, the longest river in Lanka, has its beginning in a remote village of Nuwara-Eliya District...
by Pradeep Moraes (Continued from last week) My father, Premnath Moraes, was extraordinarily proud to be a Benedicting and this part of him merits further exploration.Spanning...
by Kumar David The first illustration I have reproduced today is from a publication called ‘weforum.org’ (World Economic Forum) related to the Pew Research Centre and...
by Hugh Karunanayake Dickmans Road in Bambalapitiya was given its name at the end of the 19th century. The road itself connecting Galle Road to Havelock...
WNPS Monthly Lecture By Dr. Jody Miller Rutgers University, USA 6 pm, 16th February, Jasmine Hall, BMICH Climate scientists agree that we are in the midst...
by Rajan Philips President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s national reconciliation initiative seems to be spectacularly backfiring on all cylinders. This is terribly unfortunate, not so much for Mr....
By Nazia Parveen (The Guardian, UK) There is a moment of absolute stillness – the battered football whizzing through the air, all eyes following it, before...
Excerpted from the Memoirs of BP Peiris, former Cabinet Secretary One day, in the Library, J. B. C. Rodrigo was reading Pollock on torts. A ‘tort’...