A blueprint for Sri Lanka’s foreign policy.

A look at developments in the stronghold of Mahinda Rajapaksa’s southern region of Hambantota.

The sacking of Sri Lanka’s prime minister bodes poorly for India and the US, but is a welcome sign for China.

The situation in Sri Lanka is likely to get worse as the president and two claimants to the prime minister's office stand their ground.

How will Sri Lanka manage a new era in the Indian Ocean?

China is moving into new geographical areas of Sri Lanka, where Indian influence has traditionally been strongest.

As geopolitical competition intensifies in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka’s best strategy is to stand for a rules-based order.

What is driving Sri Lanka's latest outreach to ASEAN member states?

What are the sources and impact of China's economic leverage over Sri Lanka?

In both Maldives and Sri Lanka, China has been chipping away at Indian influence.

Faced with difficult choices, Sri Lanka has to hope China’s Belt and Road can bring prosperity.

The deal assuaged some Indian concerns, but China's economic dominance over Sri Lanka is still a worry.

China's willingness to do business with dictators will undermine national interest in the long run.

At the Galle Dialogue, Sri Lanka tries to carve out a role for itself in the South Asian littorals.

The Colombo Port City project was conceived by Sri Lanka, but is now an almost 100 percent Chinese undertaking.

A discussion of Sri Lanka’s foreign policy under President Maithripala Sirisena