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Predictable platitudes follow the discovery of a recent arms cache.

Sri Lanka's President Mahinda Rajapaksa will seek a third term in office, despite constitutional ambiguities.

Singh’s decision not to go is injurious to India’s national interest.

The elections in Sri Lanka’s north suggest that democracy is slowly taking root on the island.

India’s relationship with Sri Lanka is complex. Nonetheless, New Delhi could have a role to play in uncovering a difficult past.

Three years after the Tamil Tiger's defeat, the underlying issues that caused Sri Lanka's civil war are once again coming to a head.

Much progress has been made since the end of its civil war but ethnic tensions remain.

The end of the civil war brought hopes that the country could become united. But attacks by radical Buddhists suggest Sri Lanka faces a new challenge to internal harmony.

Relief among the Sinhala community since the Sri Lankan civil war ended is understandable. Triumphalism isn’t.

The Diplomat speaks with Callum Macrae, director of ‘Sri Lanka’s Killing Fields,’ about his documentary film and the controversy surrounding it.

Western pressure on Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa over the defeat of the Tamil Tigers risks creating another Burma.