Macro-Media Political Analysis
Justice for the Robe: A march without momentum
Justice for the Robe: Aragalaya tactics, minus the mass appeal
Kavantissa’s killing: From public grief to political anger
Kavantissa’s killing: A test of the government’s competence and accountability
Metro Bus service: A busload of goodwill
Metro Bus service: A smoother ride for the government
FrontPage
14 October 2026 | Vol. 12, #187
Estimated reading time: 10 minutes
FrontPage sheds light on the different realities between Sri Lanka’s two main language communities. By reading today’s FrontPage, you can be better informed about the different priorities in the Sinhala and Tamil press.
13 October 2026 | Vol. 12, #186
Estimated reading time: 10 minutes
FrontPage sheds light on the different realities between Sri Lanka’s two main language communities. By reading today’s FrontPage, you can be better informed about the different priorities in the Sinhala and Tamil press.
12 October 2026 | Vol. 12, #185
Estimated reading time: 10 minutes
FrontPage sheds light on the different realities between Sri Lanka’s two main language communities. By reading today’s FrontPage, you can be better informed about the different priorities in the Sinhala and Tamil press.
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The Divide
Gnanasara Thera’s robes: Religious rights or prison rules?
How Sinhala and Tamil newspapers reported on a contested site in Kanniya
Kanniya: Conservation of an old stupa or the construction of a new structure?
How Sinhala and Tamil newspapers reported on a contested site in Kanniya
Saving Anojan: Failure to act or diplomacy in action?
How Sinhala and Tamil newspapers discussed Sivarasa Anojan’s case












