Editorial

Editorial

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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…

Another Time of Need

As a humanitarian crisis unfolds, the Diaspora needs to help again.

Inescapable Reality

The goodwill of the Sinhala majority is a brittle basis for lasting peace in Sri Lanka.

Same, Same

Why should the Tamils expect a change in international conduct?

Living Proof

Kosovo's victorious march to independence has lessons for other liberation struggles

60 Years of Oppression

Whatever suffering the Sinhala state and its international allies inflict on us, we are not going to give up now.

Emerging Mayhem

The world will come to face a choice: perpetual conflict in the island or a two-state solution.

Unavoidable Paradox

What international action would make the Sinhalese share power?

Eyes Tight Shut

International community struggles to face Sri Lanka’s reality.

Sign of the Times

The international community mistakenly hopes war will bring peace to Sri Lanka.

No Choice

The international community's strategy has made any rights the Tamils secure depend entirely on the outcome of the war.