Gotabaya Rajapaksa

With the Rajapaksa brothers at the helm, majoritarian politics threatens to morph into militant nationalism in Sri Lanka.

Can Sri Lanka live up to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's environmental commitments?

A proposed constitutional amendment would undo the progress made toward an accountable presidency and a strong parliament.

Sri Lanka’s ethnic minority remains committed to both, but not one at the expense of the other.

A landslide win in general elections caps off the family's political comeback. Where does Sri Lanka go from here?

There are at least four Rajapaksa family members contesting seats in the Parliament election scheduled for Wednesday.

A protest against police brutality in the U.S. is met with police brutality in Colombo.

A year after the Easter attacks, what have we learned about extremism in Sri Lanka?

While the trip offered a chance to build on cooperation, it also reinforced existing differences between the two countries.

An interview with activist Ruki Fernando on Gotabaya’s presidency.

Sinhala nationalists say minority politicians hold the governments ransom to promote their racial agendas, undermining the status of the Sinhalese.