Editorial

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Editorial - Whose Self-Determination? 
When Argentina's players unfurled a banner reading "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" after their World Cup semifinal victory over England this week, the British state required no time for reflection. Within a day, Downing Street had urged FIFA to investigate, ministers had denounced the gesture, and the Prime Minister's spokesperson had delivered the line that "the World Cup might not be ours, but…

Improving the Tamils

Oct 7, 2008
Lead Story
International support for Sri Lanka’s violence is underpinned by a contemptuous view of what the Tamils are.

Perpetual War

Sep 23, 2008
Lead Story
International policies strengthen the polarization underpinning Sri Lanka’s ethnic war.

Why Flexibility Breeds Contempt

Aug 26, 2008
Lead Story
The importance of standing firm and united on Tamil Eelam

Fragile Fictions

Aug 12, 2008
Lead Story
So much for ‘sovereignty’ and ‘territorial integrity’

Producing (In)Security

Jul 29, 2008
Lead Story
An independent Tamil Eelam is no threat to the community of states – in the region or beyond.

Concrete Realities

Jul 15, 2008
Lead Story
Why is the demand for Tamil Eelam more strident than ever before?

Symptom, not the Problem

Jun 17, 2008
Lead Story
The Tamils are seeking liberation, not just an end to human rights abuses.

Gone with the Wind

Jun 3, 2008
Lead Story
International actions have revealed the hollowness of external assurances.

Blunted Tool

May 20, 2008
Lead Story
The world’s powerful states have no more commitment to sovereignty than to human rights.

A Time of Change

May 6, 2008
Lead Story
New challenges and opportunities for the Tamil freedom struggle.
Improving the Tamils
Perpetual War
Why Flexibility Breeds Contempt
Fragile Fictions
Producing (In)Security
Concrete Realities
Symptom, not the Problem
Gone with the Wind
Blunted Tool
A Time of Change
Wrong Premise
Improving the Tamils
Perpetual War
Why Flexibility Breeds Contempt
Fragile Fictions
Producing (In)Security
Concrete Realities
Symptom, not the Problem
Gone with the Wind
Blunted Tool