Macro Media Political Analysis

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

The backlash on the Bill to prohibit punishment of children reveals how child protection reform extends beyond law—becoming

The lawyer-police altercation over a parking spot escalated into a major public debate that overwhelmingly rejected class-based condescension,

The cabinet reshuffle sparked competing narratives: some saw it as image management, while others saw it as power

The assassination of Weligama PS Chairperson and SJB Member Lasantha Wickramasekara reignited debate on accountability and political culture.

Foregoing the UNHRC Resolution vote was cast as a pragmatic approach —avoiding defeat and prioritising domestic accountability. Critics,

The NPP’s “Ratama Ekata – Jathika Meheyuma” reframes the anti-drug drive as a unifying national mission — a

A Budget widely recognised as IMF-aligned is still gaining positive traction, shaped by public perceptions of pragmatic crisis

The Nugegoda rally functions less as a protest against the Government than as a stage for smaller parties

The opposition’s efforts to portray the cyclone response as another case of state failure have not resonated widely