By Darshatha Gamage
Philosopher Bertrand Russell, in his seminal work On the Nature of Truth, posed two enduring questions:
"In any inquiry into the nature of truth, two questions meet…
By Ramindu Perera
In December 2024, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) concluded the oral hearings of a historic case on international obligations of states to combat the climate crisis.…
By Gerard Dinith Mendis
In an age where scientific breakthroughs define the trajectory of human progress, a concerning global trend has emerged: skepticism toward science and the resurgence of superstitious…
By Deshani Samaragunarathna
The year 2024 has been one marked by global tumult, with the world seemingly lurching from one crisis to another.
From the Ukrainian frontlines to the simmering…
By Britney Martil
Sri Lanka’s tourism industry is on the cusp of a significant revival, driven by a renewed national commitment to leverage tourism as a key pillar of economic…
By Vinod Moonesinghe
We bear witness to a period of accelerated global transformation, with the rise of the East and the relative decline of the West reshaping the global political…
By Rear Admiral Y. N. Jayarathne (Retd.)
The launch of the book Labour Migrants from South Asia: Issues and Concerns (Consortium of South Asian Think Tanks: COSATT), on November 12,…
By Aarón Antonio Arreola Burgos
International trade is undergoing profound changes driven by geopolitical tensions, protectionist dynamics, and an increasing regionalization of supply chains. In this context, trade relations between…
By Kusum Wijetilleke
The Golan Heights is a strategically important plateau in the south-west of Syria, just one of the many areas of the Levant that have been contested for…
By Mohamed Shafkath
On November 14, 2024, a video clip from the parliament of New Zealand surfaced the internet. The video shows Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, the youngest MP of the current…
By Aavin Abeydeera
Donald Trump is the new president of the free world once again. This time around, there has been very little questioning about his ascendancy, despite the magnitude…
By Dulmi Thimansa
On November 14, 2024, Sri Lanka held its first parliamentary elections after a four-year interval. The National People’s Power (NPP), also known as Jathika Jana Balawegaya, emerged…