Tamils should ask themselves - is it realpolitik and not moral imperatives drive policy decisions in foreign capitals?

Who benefits from instability and communal tension between Tamil and Muslims and who does not?

Optimism stemming from Rajapakse’s reversal on Norway’s role as facilitator is untenable.

Contemporary views tend not to associate ethno-supremacists with pro-globalisation policies.

There are unassailable limits to the impact the Tamil electorate can have on the island’s political system.

A close examination of Ranil Wickremesinghe's policies and his brand of UNP also reveals latent Sinhala nationalist tendencies.

Why has the international community’s extraordinary focus recently on humanitarian standards has been received with such skepticism?

A mix of paramilitary groups and marginalised politicians are being put forward as the actors through which the project of democratizing the Northeast ought to proceed.

Whilst registered as a political party, the EPDP's primary role is as one the military’s most effective paramilitary groups.