Sri Lanka
Shehan Karunatilaka: We’ve lived through war, but the great thing is there’s still hope
Nandini Nair
Shehan Karunatilaka is out with a collection of short stories, soon after his Booker win. The Sri Lankan author in conversation with Open
The Giant-Killers
The T20 format is a great leveller, helping cricket’s minnows beat one top team after another
Booker prize 2022 winner: The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida
Karunatilaka’s novel, though set during the civil war of the 1990s, seems oddly resonant today
Lanka gets $2.9 billion IMF help, but China debt still a millstone
Beijing has refused to restructure its loans, hurting Colombo’s efforts to revive its economy
Inspirational India
The result of India gaining its independence was that it signalled a widespread change in the attitude towards colonial rule
Why Is Sri Lanka Burning?
Its power elite grew so distant from the common man that more waves of protests alone can break the great wall of indifference
India can be part of an IMF-led effort to fund Sri Lanka, says Sergi Lanau
Former International Monetary Fund economist Sergi Lanau in conversation with Ullekh NP
Keeping it in the Family
The Rajapaksas had turned the government into a fiefdom. Sri Lankans knew just whom to blame when disaster struck
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