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

The Diplomat’s Taylor Dibbert speaks with Frances Harrison of the International Truth and Justice Project.  

We've recently seen some troubling remarks from a former Sri Lankan president.

Time may be running out for meaningful reforms, and transitional justice remains just out of reach.

Disillusionment with the Sirisena regime is running high, giving the Rajapaksa clan a chance to reclaim lost glory.

Colombo should reconsider its position on wartime accountability.

Taylor Dibbert and Ankit Panda discuss Sri Lanka's domestic politics and foreign policy.

Colombo is realizing the unintended strategic consequences of closer ties with Beijing.

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

A leading author on Sri Lanka’s efforts to repair relations with the Tamils.

The Obama administration’s messaging on Sri Lanka misses the mark yet again.

Predictable platitudes follow the discovery of a recent arms cache.

With Samantha Power visiting Sri Lanka, now is an auspicious time for the U.S. to recalibrate its recent rhetoric about the island nation.

After two big elections and the passage of another UN Human Rights Council resolution, is Sri Lanka’s new government really sincere about deeper reform?

Sri Lanka’s new government moves in the right direction on internet freedom, although concerns about surveillance technologies persist.

Sri Lanka’s government has been talking big about transitional justice, but are corruption investigations floundering?