Category: Role of India

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Chartering Our Future / Colonial & Neo colonial / Crimes of the West / Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / Lessons for Sri Lanka / Role of India / UN & Sri Lanka / UNHRC Resolutions

Sri Lanka at the crossroads of a US–India standoff

  Sri Lanka has rarely been treated as a sovereign nation in international geopolitics. Sri Lanka had very few leaders able to read geopolitical shifts well enough to spin it to Sri Lanka’s advantage....

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Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / Ethno-Religious Issues / LTTE Diaspora / Role of India / Tamil-LTTE Self-Determination/Eelam / UN & Sri Lanka / UN bias & corruption

Why India must Stop Sri Lanka from implementing 13th Amendment

  The demand for full implementation of Sri Lanka’s 13th Amendment has once again surfaced — but it is important for India to pause and examine who is really making this demand, and why. This...

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Chartering Our Future / Colonial & Neo colonial / Crimes of the West / Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / Lessons for Sri Lanka / Political Parties / Role of India / Sri Lanka Politics

The Debt Trap Playbook: How Sovereignty was sold One Loan at a time

  The entrapment of the Global South did not begin with debt — it began with conquest. The Papal Bulls (edicts issued by the Pope) of the late 15th century gave Western explorers divine...

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Chartering Our Future / Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / Lessons for Sri Lanka / Role of India / Sri Lanka Politics

India’s Strategic Colonization of Eastern Sri Lanka (TRINCOMALEE): A Silent Entrapment

India’s strategic colonization of Sri Lanka’s Eastern Province—centered around Trincomalee—is not a coincidence but the result of decades-long encirclement through war, diplomacy, economics, and cultural erasure. What began as military intervention in the 1980s...

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Chartering Our Future / Constitution Related / Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / Lessons for Sri Lanka / Role of India / Sri Lanka Politics

5 Months. 35 Agreements- Has the JVP-NPP signed away Sri Lanka’s Sovereignty?

In just five months, the JVP-NPP-led government under President Anura Kumara Dissanayake signed 35 agreements with India — the largest, fastest foreign policy shift in Sri Lanka’s post-independence history. What was promised as a new era...

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Chartering Our Future / Constitution Related / Lessons for Sri Lanka / Role of India / Sri Lanka Politics

PART 7 – 35 Indo-Lanka Agreements – An Urgent Appeal to the JVP/NPP Leadership

To the leadership of the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP) and its political alliance, the National People’s Power (NPP): You rose to power on the promise of sovereignty, accountability, national dignity, and liberation from external control—both...