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Jan 28, 2026
The third week of January highlights key constitutional aspects, including limitations on the distribution of executive power, the resilience of independent institutions, administrative justice, and policy coherence. While some developments point to certain strengths within the system, the weaknesses of the Constitution continue to outweigh them.
Jan 17, 2026
The second week of the New Year reflects more limitations of the constitution calling for stronger reforms
Jan 15, 2026
This article outlines constitutional insights from the media coverage of the first week of January 2026, highlighting the growing tension between executive power and institutional accountability in Sri Lanka.
Dec 17, 2025
This brief analysis draws constitutional insights relevant to ongoing reform discourse.
Dec 16, 2025
Sri Lanka's debt burden is itself a product of climate injustice. Debt-financed mega-infrastructure projects, highways, deep-sea ports, and energy parks, have bypassed environmental safeguards, displaced communities, destroyed livelihoods, and fueled human-elephant conflicts.
Nov 26, 2025
Digitalization isn't merely an ICT project. It's an economic strategy, a governance reform tool, and a pathway to sustainable growth.
Nov 21, 2025
While all parties currently agree that the country needs education reform, various disagreements have emerged about how it should be implemented.
Nov 21, 2025
The Watchdog Role: Opposition in Governance.
Nov 19, 2025
This week’s developments span education governance, fiscal and social policymaking, higher- education regulation, cultural expression, financial-sector restructuring, essential-services reform, and public procurement. Together, they underscore the need for a constitutional framework that embeds transparency, rights-protection, and evidence-based decision-making. The analysis below follows the structure of prior weeks and draws comparative insights from relevant international models.
