Author: Jehan Perera

Winning Elections In An Ethnically & Religiously Polarised Polity

November 5, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

Downplaying The Main Problem

October 29, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

Unilateral Withdrawal From Geneva Commitments Can Be Costly

October 23, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

Wake Up Call Of Elpitiya Local Election

October 14, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

Bridgebuilding By Civil Society At Two Levels

October 7, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

Civil Society Can Play Decisive Role In Forthcoming Election

September 30, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

Making Transition Easier Through Change With Continuity

September 23, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

Abolishing Executive Presidency Is Not A Viable Electoral Strategy

September 16, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

Making Best Use Of Sri Lanka’s Strategic Location

September 9, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

MCC Grant Must Not Become A Lost Opportunity

September 2, 2019

author: Jehan Perera

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Mani
on The Captured State: How ‘System Change’ Swallowed Its Own Crusaders
What sort of 'common sense' are you talking about? How many Aragalaya
Mani
on Jewish Footprints In Sri Lanka’s History
Seems like a local Mossad agent is crawling out of the woodwork.
old codger
on The Captured State: How ‘System Change’ Swallowed Its Own Crusaders
Whywhy, In situations like this, it is useful to identify what this
Pandukabaya
on Old Politics Returns Via Writ Applications, New Politics Emerges Over Judicial Independence
Sorry but v dangerous to put 'utmost faith ' in any politician!
Pandukabaya
on Old Politics Returns Via Writ Applications, New Politics Emerges Over Judicial Independence
Oh, no, no, no. @Jit Serious misrepresentation. It was CJ Nalin Perera
leelagemalli
on The Captured State: How ‘System Change’ Swallowed Its Own Crusaders
Alas Readers, The much-talked-about "system change" seems to be benefiting former militant
leelagemalli
on Old Politics Returns Via Writ Applications, New Politics Emerges Over Judicial Independence
Pandukabaya / July 27, 2026@ We live in a country where an
chiv
on The Captured State: How ‘System Change’ Swallowed Its Own Crusaders
Lanka has been recognized as one of the world's fastest improving countries
old codger
on The Captured State: How ‘System Change’ Swallowed Its Own Crusaders
Nimal, "empty chairs galore." I know what the problem was. Seeya skimped