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.

A report card on Modi’s “neighborhood first” approach to foreign policy.

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

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

Sri Lanka accuses Indian fishermen of illegally trawling its side of the Palk Strait.

India’s recent outreach to Sri Lanka and Mauritius suggest renewed focus on the Indian Ocean region.

India sets out to check China’s efforts to turn the island into a maritime hub on its "Belt and Road."

There are multiple ways that New Delhi could ameliorate the circumstances of Sri Lankan Tamils.

India agreed to crack down on bottom trawling, an environmentally destructive and unsustainable fishing practice.

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

Why the cancellation of the 19th SAARC summit could mean new life for the regional grouping.

China and Sri Lanka are expected to move forward on Hambantota port in November 2016.