Internationalism of the Cuban Revolution

One wonders how a small nation, just 90 miles (a distance less than that from Colombo to Matara) from the world’s only superpower could survive for over five decades despite the hostility of that superpower and the criminal blockade imposed by it.

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The Morning Inspection

Opposition campaign: Slipping on incoherence and emptiness

When Wimal Weerawansa quit the JVP, that party lost its most powerful communicator. His oratory had for more than a decade sustained and built a party that did not have things easy after it was decimated in the late eighties.

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Boxing Day tsunami - Lanka rising from the ashes

While we remember the above victims who died as a result of the Boxing Day Tsunami of 2004, the Government of Sri Lanka and its people are still recovering from the devastating effects and its implications on the wider Sri Lankan economy.

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