Macro Media Political Analysis

The Thajudeen case mirrors Sri Lanka’s political culture — where distrust in institutions fuels both sides: the government

The government’s defence of sovereignty is coupled with pledges of domestic reform—consolidating nationalist support while easing international pressure.

The NPP’s first year is mostly celebrated for a clean break from corrupt politics—highlighting anti-corruption drives, institutional integrity,

The scrutiny of the wealth of the government ministers does not suggest corruption but highlights a contradiction: the

Nepal’s unrest appears less about Nepal and more a mirror of Sri Lanka’s anxieties — Sinhala social media

The repeal of presidential entitlements created two opposing sentiments: for NPP supporters, Mahinda Rajapaksa vacating his residence symbolised

The Ella bus accident has come to embody public perceptions of indiscipline and recklessness in Sri Lanka’s transport

Coverage of the arrests of five high-profile Sri Lankan organised criminals in Indonesia was received not only as

Macro-Media Political Analysis: Special Issue Ranil Wickremesinghe’s unprecedented arrest bolstered the NPP’s anti-corruption credentials. However, it also stirred

The move to revoke presidential privileges is less about its financial impact and more about symbolically rejecting Sri

The parliamentary question and follow-ups on SupremeSAT appeared strategically framed as a publicity tool to portray Chichi –

Public discourse on the government’s intervention in youth clubs has sparked allegations of “politicisation”, with critics warning of