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Bollywood’s Tamil Eelam Problem
Bollywood has long been guilty of distorting historical narratives for commercial appeal. But when such distortion targets an oppressed people’s liberation struggle, it transcends fiction and becomes a political act. Over the past decade, India’s Hindi-language film and streaming industry has repeatedly vilified the Tamil Eelam liberation movement, portraying it as terrorist fanaticism rather…

Why Tamil-Muslim unity crucial for peace

Sep 23, 2008
Dr. A. R. M. Imtiyaz

Sri Lanka's six-decade old ethnic tension between the minority Tamils and the majority Sinhalese negatively affected both the island's socio-economic progress and ethnic harmony.

Displace or die: choices in a 'democratic state'

Sep 12, 2008
Peter Ratnadurai
Sri Lanka wants Tamils to abandon their homes

Defining moments in Eelam War IV

Sep 12, 2008
Iqbal Athas
Both the Sri Lankan forces and the Tamil Tigers are now poised for fiercer offensives

Peace a distant prospect

Sep 11, 2008
Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu
Can Sri Lanka destroy the Tigers?

Sri Lanka officials complicit in Tamil Genocide?

Aug 26, 2008
Bruce Fein
In a commentary published in the Washington Post newspaper, Bruce Fein urged the U.S. Justice Department to lead a genocide investigation of Sri Lanka's Defense Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapakse, Lt.Gen. Fonseka, and Basil Rajapakse.

Genocide, independence and international law

Aug 26, 2008
J. T. Janani
What are the lessons for the Tamils from Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Kosovo?

Russia Positions Itself As Global Economic Player

Aug 17, 2008
Ali Ettefagh
Following the events in Georgia, Dr. Ali Ettefagh examines the question, What's the next likely target of Russia's reassertion of power?

Russia: Georgia unleashed this war

Aug 15, 2008
Vladimir Vinokurov
Vladimir Vinokurov highlights the essential background details to the Georgian-Russo Conflict, that the US media omitted.

The myth about the Tamils of Sri Lanka

Aug 12, 2008
J. T. Janani
The first casualty of war, they say, is truth. Sri Lanka has been at war for almost three decades. This article examines the myths surrounding the conflict in Sri Lanka.

Tamil separatism survives on the strength of Sinhala nationalism

Aug 12, 2008
Kusal Perera
Kusal Perera examines Sinhala nationalism impact on Sri Lanka and Tamil separatism, whilst looking to the possible future of Sri Lanka.
Why Tamil-Muslim unity crucial for peace
Displace or die: choices in a 'democratic state'
Defining moments in Eelam War IV
Peace a distant prospect
Sri Lanka officials complicit in Tamil Genocide?
Genocide, independence and international law
Russia Positions Itself As Global Economic Player
Russia: Georgia unleashed this war
The myth about the Tamils of Sri Lanka
Tamil separatism survives on the strength of Sinhala nationalism
Why Tamil-Muslim unity crucial for peace
Displace or die: choices in a 'democratic state'
Defining moments in Eelam War IV
Peace a distant prospect
Sri Lanka officials complicit in Tamil Genocide?
Genocide, independence and international law
Russia Positions Itself As Global Economic Player
Russia: Georgia unleashed this war
The myth about the Tamils of Sri Lanka
Tamil separatism survives on the strength of Sinhala nationalism