Glowing tribute to the victims of 2008 Mumbai attacks

How far can rebels and rebellions go?

By N Sathiya Moorthy SJB Leader of the Opposition, Sajith Premadasa, his colleagues and erstwhile partners like Patali Champika Ranawaka have to be thanked ? and congratulated ? for bolding walking out of the anti-government protests in capital Colombo the other way when they saw early signs of it turning violent. They were booed when they left, but their exit too possibly brought the situation under control, as if the organisers of the protest wanted to demonstrate their street-strength to Saj

06 Nov, 2022

China?s environmental disaster in West Africa

Chinese debt inducing infrastructural projects in the African continent are causing severe concerns in the region as a whole. Across the continent, China has planned out investments through different segments enabling it to wider its already hostile sphere of influence. Yet in all the worry that seems to be rising within economic circles of different African nations, the primary concern that is constantly being pushed under the rug is the irreversible ecological damage Chinese project are exerti

31 Oct, 2022

India?s unstoppable course towards superpower status

India is considered one of the potential superpowers of the world. This possibility has been attributed to many indicators, mainly demographic trends and a rapidly growing economy and military. India became the fastest-growing economy in the world in 2015, with estimated GDP growth of approximately 5%. There is no stopping India which is celebrating eight years of the BJP government in office and is on an upward thrust. Prime Minister Modi’s decisive leadership to deliver on the economic and de

13 Oct, 2022