Gotabaya and his Contenders – 2 by Rajan Philips What struck me most about the President’s policy speech to parliament last week was its subdued tone....
by Uditha Devapriya Initially advocated by the neoliberal right, the argument to default on the country’s debts is now being promoted by sections of the Left....
More from Chari de Silva’s memoirs Shortly after Roy (Hinton’s) departure, I was honoured and delighted when the Bridge Federation of Sri Lanka invited me and...
by Gamini Seneviratne The photograph below was taken by D C L Amarasinghe (squatting extreme right) who had served as Deputy Secretary to the Treasury (DST)....
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa did say with pride the government’s decision to set up 100 new police stations, at his inaugural speech at the opening of the...
BY Srilal Miththapala From time immemorial the female form has been exploited for diverse reasons, to achieve a wide variety of outcomes by various cultures, individuals,...
Dr. Roland Silva Memorial Lecture: By Uditha Devapriya On Thursday, 27 January, Prof. Romila Thapar will deliver the Dr Roland Silva Memorial Lecture to the National...
Ruminations on Sri Lanka’s ancient past – Part X By Seneka Abeyratne A distinguishing feature of the Early Historic Period, between 500 BCE and 300 CE,...
At Home By Ransiri Menike Silva When Vinitha left us to join another ‘home’ in Colombo, her room did not remain vacant for long. Mrs Housefull...
By Sajitha Prematunge It was a year that defined a decade. And Rajitha Dissanayake’s new play A Day in July 2019 revolves around something that could...