cyclone ditwa After Ditwa: What a Cyclone Quietly Revealed About Governance, Trust, and Sri Lanka’s Changing State Cyclone Ditwa tested more than Sri Lanka’s infrastructure. It tested the State itself. From international confidence to calm military deployment and rapid institutional correction, the response revealed early, tangible signs of functional good governance under real pressure.
Sri Lanka Memory, Messaging, and the Modern Intelligence Burden in Sri Lanka An analysis of how Sri Lanka must evolve from threat-based security to narrative intelligence, recognising memory and identity as the real modern battlegrounds.
Sri Lanka security Great Heroes Day, the Three M’s, and the Enduring Psychology of Tamil Eelam: Implications for Sri Lanka’s National Security and Intelligence Landscape More than fifteen years after the LTTE’s defeat, Great Heroes Day continues to shape identity, memory, and security in Sri Lanka. Former intelligence chief Mahil Dole examines its psychological, political, and strategic significance.
