Corruption, Debt and the Crisis of Global Capitalism
The cases of Sri Lanka and Africa illustrate a changing perception of economic relations.
The cases of Sri Lanka and Africa illustrate a changing perception of economic relations.
Despite expert opinions and recommendations to allow COVID-19 victims to be buried, the Sri Lankan government refused to change its policy for over a year.
The ideas of unity, reconciliation and coexistence must consider a Sri Lankan identity beyond one ethnicity, religion and language.
Sri Lankans are still reeling from the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks, and the COVID-19 pandemic is exacerbating the situation.
The radical right has made a rousing comeback in Sri Lanka, fed by two highly-visible phenomena: finding the enemy in Islam and populist nationalism.
If we take Mike Pompeo’s words seriously, either Sri Lanka is in the West or — and this seems more logical — the West is in Sri Lanka, in ways that no all Easterners may appreciate.