#Nalandaleak: What the leak revealed about a changing culture
Macro Media Political Analysis
Contestation on two appointments and one suspension—what they cost the government
State-office appointments and suspension: How three institutional issues turned into uneven reputational damage for the government
AKD’s remarks in Jaffna: Two framings—and the dynamics that amplify them
AKD’s visit to Jaffna: How Sinhala media framed the president’s Northern visit as a threat to Sinhala-Buddhist recognition rather than a critique
Clergy exceptionalism meets cultural rejection in education reforms
Education reforms: Does the Lal Kantha–Mihintale Thera clash expose the limits of clergy exceptionalism—how and why?
Crackdown in Iran reveals cracks in international organisations
Cracks in global trust: How Sinhala media frame the discourse on protests in Iran as evidence of selective international norms and Western hypocrisy
Good leader, bad circle: From corruption to incompetence
Rebuilding Sri Lanka: Can the President lose his lustre in Sinhala media – how and why?
Maduro Operation: Three sentiments – Two negative, one positive
Maduro Operation: Why admiration for Trump emerged on social media for his actions on Venezeula
Education reforms: From misprint to mistrust
Education reforms: How the Grade 6 link error, in Sinhala media, morphed from a problem of misprint to a problem of mistrust
Flood of criticism managed
The opposition’s efforts to portray the cyclone response as another case of state failure have not resonated widely with the public, limiting their impact on generating negativity toward the government.
A rally for unity—without a united Opposition
The Nugegoda rally functions less as a protest against the Government than as a stage for smaller parties to stake their claim to leadership of the anti-government camp.









