After 400+ years of colonialism, 40 years of unstable independence, 30 years of civil war, we are finally free, but we don't have a landmark or monument to commemorate this. Do we need one? 

As a country we are reconnecting with the world, improving living standards, so...

http://www.ft.lk/opinion/On-leadership/14-662198

“Goodness is a virtue, and leadership a responsibility. Ideology shapes populations, and must be protected against the flaws of humanity”

Leadership is what drives the success or failure of a family, relationship, company,...

(http://www.ft.lk/opinion/Impact-of-increasingly-polarising-geopolitics-on-inward-Sri-Lankan-investment/14-653568)

We have noticed from increasing competition between the US and China, projects in Sri Lanka, given Sri Lanka’s strategic regional location, is being used a...

(http://www.ft.lk/article/633379/Black-money-in-Sri-Lanka-s-real-estate-industry)

Our experiences in Sri Lanka so far reveal that the flow of illegally earned money into Sri Lanka’s real estate industry is operating at the highest levels of the profession. Recent bids f...

At the end of the day, the purpose of us being in Sri Lanka, is to help those affected by the conflict. The people who had lost their homes, their livelihoods, the children who are growing up without parents, the societies that had been broken up by the conflict, the v...

One of the most common issues of any post-conflict country is the Government's lack of money. Usually during conflict, there is reduced economic activity, with large funds spent on the war machine, and high % borrowing to further fuel the conflict. This means that dire...

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This is a serious question. Countries go through their cycles, from powerful to dependent, from peasant and dominated to one of the world's biggest economies. Ultimately, I believe that each civilisation has their destiny.

Now, whilst I don't actually support national...