Ranil Wickremesinghe

New Delhi pressed the refresh button by inviting the leaders from the island countries of the Indian Ocean region to Modi’s swearing-in.

In recent years, elections have been repeatedly postponed. Will that be the fate of the presidential election too?

It underscores yet again the inconsistent and ad hoc foreign policy under President Ranil Wickremesinghe's leadership.

The Yukthiya operation appears to be a last-ditch effort by the present Sri Lankan government to salvage public support ahead of the pivotal 2024 presidential election.

Wickremesinghe wants to keep his job; the SLPP wants to mount a comeback. Sri Lanka voters seem to want radical change.

A deal with Huawei Technologies, which is blacklisted in the United States, is unlikely to please the Americans.

How will the bombshell charge that the Rajapaksas were complicit in the 2019 Easter bombings impact Sri Lankan politics? 

The outcomes of Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe's visit to India faced criticisms over a lack of transparency and potential threats to sovereignty.

Last year’s economic crisis crippled the island nation, but it also provided India an opening to offset some of the inroads that China has made in Sri Lanka.

Since an economic crisis hit the country last year, New Delhi has reminded Colombo who its real friends are.

Perhaps the path to reconciliation is a new amendment to the constitution, something most people can agree to.

Labor reforms are touted as a panacea for economic woes but they essentially aim at facilitating dismissal of workers.