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Sri Lanka
Start of a US-Sri Lanka 'Reset'?
By Taylor Dibbert
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visits Sri Lanka, bringing reassurances.
What Does Regime Change in Sri Lanka Mean for the United States?
By Taylor Dibbert
Is the Obama administration too eager to embrace Sri Lanka’s new government?
China’s Maritime Silk Road Gamble
By William Yale
The MSR is designed to pacify neighboring countries threatened by China’s territorial claims, but will it work?
Sri Lanka: Can Sirisena Deliver on Reforms?
By Taylor Dibbert
What has Sri Lanka's Maithripala Sirisena manage to achieve in his first three months in office?
Sri Lanka to Set Up War Crimes Inquiry
By Ankit Panda
Sri Lanka's president has vowed to set up a war crimes inquiry, sensitive to the "opinions" of UN officials.
With UN War Crimes Report Delay, Sri Lanka Must Deliver on Post-War Accountability
By Ankit Panda
The Sri Lankan government has successfully bid for a delay in the release of a U.N. HRC report on alleged war crimes.
Sri Lanka to Go Ahead With Chinese Port Project
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
Contrary to the new Sri Lankan government's pre-election posturing, plans for Chinese projects in Sri Lanka remain on track.
Sri Lanka Sacks Military Governor in Tamil-Majority North
By Ankit Panda
Sri Lanka has replaced the ex-military governor of the country's Tamil-majority north with a civilian.
In Sri Lanka, an Opportunity for National Reconciliation
By Nilan Fernando
Maithripala Sirisena's ascent presents an historic opportunity for democratic rejuvenation in Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka Imposes Foreigner Travel Restrictions to Northern Province
By Ankit Panda
Sri Lanka may be concerned that human rights investigators could pose as tourists.
China Pushes 'Maritime Silk Road' in South, Southeast Asia
By Shannon Tiezzi
The MSR is embraced by Sri Lanka and the Maldives, but may hit a snag over South China Sea tensions.
China Courts Sri Lanka
By Ankit Panda
China and Sri Lanka will conclude over 20 agreements during Xi Jinping's visit to Colombo.