The first-ever medal parade of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) at the new SRIMED Level 2 Hospital, managed by the Sri Lankan contingent in Bor, South Sudan, took place recently during a colourful ceremony.The medical staff of …
By Lucien Rajakarunanayake
The visits of the two leading nations of the Far East, China and Japan, to Sri Lanka in the past two weeks, with China being among the emerging word economic powers and Japan re-asserting her importance in
We live in a world of blurred boundaries and deliberate misnaming. We expect words to mean something but in their activation we discover that they are taken to be something quite different. The much celebrated ‘Arab Spring’ comes to mind. …
Norwegian Ambassador Grete Løchen, was quoted by the Embassy as saying that Norway in Sri Lanka is often accused in the media of supporting extremist groups and LTTE Tamil terrorists, Tamil separatists TNA and their views.
It is widely alleged …
A safer world for Americans… if they don’t leave home
This is an extract from America’s Deadliest Export: Democracy — The Truth About US Foreign Policy and Everything Else by William Blum (Zed Books, 2014). Zed Books have just reissued …
Somewhere a high-ranking (but confused) general in the U.S. Air Force has lost his damned mind. The Air Force has instituted a completely illegal, illogical and unconstitutional mandatory religious oath in order to serve. A technical sergeant stationed at Creech …
The historical visit of Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China on September 16, 2014 marks a new milestone in further strengthening Sri Lanka-China strong relationship maintained over centuries ago. His visit becomes historical because
– President
Suhasini Haider
Tell us what you think the Sri Lankan-appointed Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commisson (LLRC) has achieved so far?
We have already implemented 35 proposals of the LLRC and more are to be implemented. Some of them …