Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / Islamic Terrorism - Fundamentalism / Sri Lanka Politics
by Shenali Waduge · Published 9th March 2026
Since the end of Sri Lanka’s 30 year conflict in 2009, the country has experienced sporadic arrivals of refugees and asylum seekers from several regions including South Asia, the Middle East, and Africa....
Chartering Our Future / Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / International Issues
by Shenali Waduge · Published 5th March 2026
ඉන්දියානු සාගරයේ ශ්රී ලංකාවේ උපායමාර්ගික පිහිටීම සැමවිටම එය කලාපීය හා ගෝලීය වශයෙන් වැදගත්. අගමැතිනි සිරිමාවෝ බණ්ඩාරනායක වැනි අතීත නායකයින් විනිවිද පෙනෙන, නොබැඳි ප්රතිපත්ති තුළින් ස්වෛරීභාවය ආරක්ෂා කළහ. අද වන විට, අනුප්රාප්තික පරිපාලන හරහා රහසිගත...
Chartering Our Future / Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / Islamic Terrorism - Fundamentalism / Lessons for Sri Lanka
by Shenali Waduge · Published 5th March 2026
The Easter Sunday bombings were not isolated or random they were tied to a global jihadist ideology and the Islamic State (ISIS) caliphate narrative. Zahran Hashim and the NTJ network openly declared allegiance to...
Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / Islamic Terrorism - Fundamentalism / Lessons for Sri Lanka / Political Parties / Role of SL Govt / National Army
by Shenali Waduge · Published 1st March 2026
Intelligence agencies worldwide routinely engage, monitor, and penetrate extremist networks. Some assets later become enemies, terrorists, or insurgents. That reversal cannot be criminally pinned on intelligence officers. If it were, every major...
Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / International Issues / Islamic Terrorism - Fundamentalism
by Shenali Waduge · Published 28th February 2026
In the aftermath of the Easter Sunday terror attacks, intelligence agencies from the United States (FBI), India (RAW), the United Kingdom (Scotland Yard), and Australia (ASIO) conducted extensive investigations into the origins, execution, and failures...
Islamic Terrorism - Fundamentalism / Role of SL Govt / National Army
by Shenali Waduge · Published 27th February 2026
The purpose of this article is not to defend an individual but to defend institutional logic, to decipher what went wrong and by whom, and to prevent judicial manipulation through politicized...
On 21 April 2019, Sri Lanka was struck by coordinated suicide bombings targeting three churches and three luxury hotels, killing at least 270 people and injuring around 500. The attackers were linked to National Thowheed Jama’ath (NTJ), an extremist group...
Easter Sunday – Justice De Alwis Report – Sept 2024
On 21 April 2019, exactly ten years after the defeat of the LTTE, eight Islamic extremists carried out a coordinated mass-casualty suicide operation across Sri Lanka. The Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC) report...
Chartering Our Future / Ethno-Religious Issues / Lessons for Sri Lanka / Sinhale Buddhist Heritage
by Shenali Waduge · Published 25th February 2026
Sri Lanka reveres the Mahāvamsa as its foundational chronicle — and rightly so. Without it, much of our early history would be lost to time or victim of fake narratives as seen in...
Constitution Related / Crimes of the West / Diplomatic Corps in Sri Lanka / International Issues / Lessons for Sri Lanka / LTTE Diaspora / Sri Lanka Politics / UN bias & corruption / War on Terror / Separatism / West/Asian Politics
by Shenali Waduge · Published 24th February 2026
No one else but the West defined the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) as among the world’s most lethal terrorist organizations. LTTE pioneered suicide bombing, assassinated two national leaders and a foreign...
